Recent content by Harris

I'm one for 5XX but as a Tech Guru in the PM shop. I help troubleshoot the MM/PACE vs User interface errors. Happy to participate in things I've seen.

I actually I actually have to pay that here in HRM. (Halifax)

TAPV has entered the chat.

From my experience and others I've talked to I'd say that postings was the main reason.

There were some recent changes. All can get found here: To learn more about the updates, the CF Military Personnel Instructions can be found here on the DWAN. (HTTP://cmp-cpm.mil.ca/EN/POLICIES/CF-MIL-PERS-INSTR.PAGE). Questions can be directed to the local CAF Transition Centre. The CMP...

So he's much like Putin?

At least he didn't shoot it from a helo.

I wonder if they were allowed to wear their fleece as an outer garment? Would they be considered Air Force or Ground force? Maybe a mix?

I did 10 years straight as a CO for three orgs. 5yrs , 2yrs , and 3yrs. The pace sucked. And since I was also from time to time on short term Class Bs, that time was free to the Army. I even had to fight to get compensated for a 1 hr drive each way for the 5 year stint as Class B aren't...

Hope IS a COA after all.

Just be aware that due to your "issues" with your previous country, your security clearance by take a long time to be completed.

And that is why snr folks in organizations with issues never improve their organization. Problem? What problem. Nothing to see here.

Point 1's answer is absolutely. The staff were briefed on the proper way to create and distribute/return training documents. Point 2's answer is also absolutely true. The staff were also briefed on proper exercise document control for future exercises and measures were put in place to ensure...

I'll tray and fill in some of the blanks but your best bet is to do research on the official sites. 1. Covered. Note As a Class A reservist you will get paid by the half (6 hours or less in a Midnight to Midnight timing) or full day (over 6 hours, Midnight to midnight). Therefore, a...

Merry Christmas to everyone. To those of you in harms way, stay safe.