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I'll try and be more professional while on this forum.  I must say Elwood, you have a sharp eye for incorrect spelling! 

Mr. Wallace,     I understand completely what you are saying.  I would like to some how write my laughter on this post with regard to the "hick" comment, but that would involve using MSN/ICQ slang (ie. lol).  I completely agree that the Canadian Forces are professional, and I would expect its...

Dear Mr. Wallace,     I am simply amazed that you would take time out of your day to comment on our sentence structure.  I wasn't aware that this forum had rules on sentence structure.  Although I do understand your comment regarding "credibility", I am not an officer in the Canadian Forces. ...

thx, ill ask...I should be talkin to a recruiter this thursday.  Its actually not a degree, just a diploma (although ill prob due the extra 2 years for the BBA).  And what is ACS?

yes, this april I will have completed my Commercial Aviation Diploma.  You said they accept this?  I thought you must have a degree?

I'm already in second year college now, so it works out well.  If I applied now, according to you, I will have 3 years under my belt when and if accepted.  How would that affect how I did my education in between military training?

is the 2 years after you've got your wings?

This is another exchange question of mine.  I was watching the top ten fighter planes on discovery channel, and they had an RAF pilot on the show.  He flew 3 or 4 of the top ten aircraft, including the CF-18, which he said was his favourite (i think).  Now obviously he was on some sort of...

Just wondering if anyone has heard of pilots in the air force being checked out to fly more than one aircraft?  For instance flying between a CP-140 and a herc.  I imagine this doesnt happen, since this might cost a bit of mula, but I think there could be benefits to it.  Thanx.

thanks very much, and this is posted in air force because I'm going to be applying for the air force under ROTP.

FYI, im not trying to disrespect the CAF.  I would not join the air force as a stepping stone, I would join because I would love to serve my country, see things that very few get to, fly cool planes, etc.  Besides, the air force is one big stepping stone, if your going to refer to it as that. ...

Thanks guys!  I have to say this is one of the biggest deterants for me joining the air force.  I want to fly, and I dont know if I could deal with flying 250 hours in a year.  I hope this doesnt sound selfish, but it's the truth.  I realize it is probably 250 hours of fun flying, and on some...

just want to make sure im understanding this.  Basically if your Accepted under ROTP and are doing it through a civi university, this is considered "training", and therefore you are not allowed to do an exchange overseas (despite your getting a BBA for example, which really has nothing to do...

wow, big commitment!  Thanks for the info.

thank you

Can anyone give me an idea what kind of hours our pilots get on CF aircraft?  CF-18, Hercs, martime a/c, the airbus, etc.

I hear that the airforce has opened this up again?  Has anyone else?  Is it a good way to go, and how long is your commitment through the CEOTP, wings plus 7 years? Thanks!

just curious if one was to get accepted ROTP, and were attending a civilian University, would the military allow you to attend an exchange overseas (just a semester)?  Or are you required to remain in the country? if so...how long? and why?

Hi, I was just wondering if someone could give me an idea how many applicants, under ROTP, are expected to be accepted for 2006/07.  If nobody knows this, then how many ROTP applicants are excepted typically in one year?  And of the accepted applicants, how many are from British Columbia? Thank...