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    Are aircraft carriers obsolete?

    I can see some serious infrastructure issues with this argument.  In 1991, the US flew bombing sorties from North America to attack targets in Iraq.  That part of the concept works fine. The total flying time for that mission? 35 hours.  That's fine in a multi-crew aircraft, where crews can...
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    Joining Instructions - SUEP vs ROTP

    L0035E for me.  We'll be in sister platoons. How's the trade distribution in your course?  We have only 2 combat arms, but 13 air ops...
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    Joining Instructions - SUEP vs ROTP

    Affirmative (note I said pay advance) CEEBEE, what you will have received is an advance on your TD, which is different.  All I was saying was don't count on the cash handout mentioned in the JIs, as we don't get it.
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    Joining Instructions - SUEP vs ROTP

    SUEP is a plan for PRes NCMs going to Officer. As you're ROTP, all of your academics is handled by SEM in Borden (CFLRS doesn't care) so no transcripts required Your pay, since you've been in for a year, is all handled at your home unit (CFLRS can't even touch it) so unless you haven't been...
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    Leave Policy – Annual (time off, after hours, ect...) [Merged]

    The Leave Policy Manual covers your exact situation in section 5.6 But if that fails... Find any unit you can contact, because EWAT doesn't need to be related to your trade. I've known a pilot working in a supply warehouse and seen an infantry officer working with cadets in Whitehorse - both...
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    ROTP pays for......???

    Did you read the post immediately before yours?
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    ROTP 2010-2011

    IAP is no longer done.  BMOQ is 15 weeks, and starts in May (for the summer serials) You'll go for a short introductory course this summer, then the full-meal-deal next summer.
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    ROTP 2010-2011

    I'm pretty sure in any case you'd still be eligible for ARTY, I haven't seen any stated degree requirements for that trade. If there's no stated requirement for DEO, then ROTP should be the same. If you are offered/assigned CONSTR ENGR, you'll either have to switch to a compatible degree, or...
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    ROTP 2010-2011

    Maybe I can help a bit. (although I'm starting to edge out of my lane here) ARTY has no apparent specific degree requirement (other than having one) LOG has a list of 'preferred' degrees, not 'required' ones CONSTR ENGR requires the BEng or BSc in whatever applied sciences Unless specifically...
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    All Things Negligent Discharge (merged)

    We did the same trick on course (Summer 2009) with boot bands while we were in the shacks. The only time we were within 10 feet of our bolts was during weapons classes/handling test and while out in Farnham.  The only time we could practice with the complete system on our own time for...
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    CH-148 Cyclone Progress

    You're looking at #2 end-on (blade is pointing AT you) The tip is yellow. To recreate this effect, you can paint your fingernail yellow, then point at your eye...    >:D
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    Paid vacation

    Left coast is the same.
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    ROTP 2010-2011

    Have you not decided whether you'll attend university? Isn't that cutting it a bit close?  ::) Think of it as a backup plan, and consider eventualities.  You may get subsidized for RMC, or Civi U, or not.  Are you willing to go to Civi U? With or without subsidization? Case a: You get offered...
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    Pay: Statements, Backpay, Benefits, Deductions (Taxes, T4), Deployed ect... [MERGED]

    (They're not the same thing) Do you want to start with driving armoured vehicles? or Do you want to start with LEADING people who drive armoured vehicles? My tip is to focus on doing well in school for now, so that if you try the officer route, you stand a chance at being competitive. Not to...
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    If a pie in the face is terrorism... what's this?

    More from CTV.ca.  I can't see any legitimacy to what this organized group of anarchists (how can that make sense?) is doing. I'm not sure how pushing newspaper boxes down the street like sleds, or inserting them in plate glass windows = standing up for people's rights. But on a lighter note...
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