Infantryman - Revision history

McG at 02:48, 5 October 2016

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	'''Infantryman''' is a [[trade]] in the Canadian Army, with openings in both the [[Regular Force]] (full time) and the [[Primary Reserve]] (full-time or part-time).		'''Infantryman''' is a [[Military Occupation\|trade]] in the Canadian Army, with openings in both the [[Regular Force]] (full time) and the [[Primary Reserve]] (full-time or part-time).

	===Infanteer===		===Infanteer===

McG: /* Specialty Qualifications */

2016-10-03T18:41:50Z

Specialty Qualifications

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	==Specialty Qualifications==		==Specialty Qualifications==
			*[[Basic Parachutist]]
	*[[Machine Gunner]]		*[[Machine Gunner]]
	*[[Recce Patrolman]]		*[[Recce Patrolman]]

McG at 18:40, 3 October 2016

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	On a typical weekend [[exercise]] (FTX) infantrymen generally arrive at their armouries at around 18:30, receive weapons, ammunition, and rations, and load onto vehicles to be transported to a [[training area]]. The weekend is spent in the field, possibly in a [[tactical]] environment depending on the nature of the exercise.		On a typical weekend [[exercise]] (FTX) infantrymen generally arrive at their armouries at around 18:30, receive weapons, ammunition, and rations, and load onto vehicles to be transported to a [[training area]]. The weekend is spent in the field, possibly in a [[tactical]] environment depending on the nature of the exercise.

			==Career Qualifications==

			===Common===
			*[[Basic Military Qualification]]
			*[[Soldier Qualification]]

			===Leadership===
			*[[Primary Leadership Qualification]]

			===Infantryman Developmental Period 1===
			After BMQ(L), the infantry recruit will attend occupational training at one of Canada's division training centres.

	==Specialty Qualifications==		==Specialty Qualifications==

McG: Specialty Qualifications

2016-10-03T15:28:34Z

Specialty Qualifications

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	'''Infantryman''' is a [[trade]] in the Canadian Army, with openings in both the [[Regular Force]] (full time) and the [[Primary Reserve]] (full-time or part-time).		'''Infantryman''' is a [[trade]] in the Canadian Army, with openings in both the [[Regular Force]] (full time) and the [[Primary Reserve]] (full-time or part-time).

			===Infanteer===
			Infantrymen are properly addressed as infantrymen. Infanteer is a colloquialism, and though used in certain circles, is not the correct term.

	==Reserve Infantry==		==Reserve Infantry==
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	On a typical weekend [[exercise]] (FTX) infantrymen generally arrive at their armouries at around 18:30, receive weapons, ammunition, and rations, and load onto vehicles to be transported to a [[training area]]. The weekend is spent in the field, possibly in a [[tactical]] environment depending on the nature of the exercise.		On a typical weekend [[exercise]] (FTX) infantrymen generally arrive at their armouries at around 18:30, receive weapons, ammunition, and rations, and load onto vehicles to be transported to a [[training area]]. The weekend is spent in the field, possibly in a [[tactical]] environment depending on the nature of the exercise.

	==~~=Infanteer=~~==		==Specialty Qualifications==
	~~Infantrymen are properly addressed as infantrymen. Infanteer is a colloquialism, and though used in certain circles, is not the correct term.~~		*[[Machine Gunner]]
			*[[Recce Patrolman]]
			*[[Sniper]]

	~~'''~~Also Read~~:'''~~		==Also Read==
	*[[Infantry Officer]]		*[[Infantry Officer]]

McG at 04:48, 3 October 2016

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	[[Category: Infantry Occupations]]		[[Category: Infantry Occupations]]
			[[Category:Non-Commissioned Occupations]]

Thom786 at 23:43, 31 August 2006

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	===Infanteer===		===Infanteer===
	Infantrymen are properly addressed as infantrymen. Infanteer is a colloquialism, and though used in certain circles, is not the correct term.		Infantrymen are properly addressed as infantrymen. Infanteer is a colloquialism, and though used in certain circles, is not the correct term.

			'''Also Read:'''
			*[[Infantry Officer]]


	[[Category: Infantry Occupations]]		[[Category: Infantry Occupations]]

Thom786 at 23:39, 31 August 2006

2006-08-31T23:39:52Z

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	===Infanteer===		===Infanteer===
	Infantrymen are properly addressed as infantrymen. Infanteer is a colloquialism, and though used in certain circles, is not the correct term.		Infantrymen are properly addressed as infantrymen. Infanteer is a colloquialism, and though used in certain circles, is not the correct term.
	[[Category: Infantry ~~Trades~~]]		[[Category: Infantry Occupations]]

Mkil: Militia->PRes; Infanteer

2006-07-25T17:53:04Z

Militia->PRes; Infanteer

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	'''Infantryman''' is a ~~non-gender specific~~ [[trade]] in the Canadian Army, with openings in both the [[Regular Force]] and [[~~Militia~~]] (full-time or part-time).		'''Infantryman''' is a [[trade]] in the Canadian Army, with openings in both the [[Regular Force]] (full time) and the [[Primary Reserve]] (full-time or part-time).

	==Reserve Infantry==		==Reserve Infantry==
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	On a typical weekend [[exercise]] (FTX) infantrymen generally arrive at their armouries at around 18:30, receive weapons, ammunition, and rations, and load onto vehicles to be transported to a [[training area]]. The weekend is spent in the field, possibly in a [[tactical]] environment depending on the nature of the exercise.		On a typical weekend [[exercise]] (FTX) infantrymen generally arrive at their armouries at around 18:30, receive weapons, ammunition, and rations, and load onto vehicles to be transported to a [[training area]]. The weekend is spent in the field, possibly in a [[tactical]] environment depending on the nature of the exercise.

			===Infanteer===
			Infantrymen are properly addressed as infantrymen. Infanteer is a colloquialism, and though used in certain circles, is not the correct term.
	[[Category: Infantry Trades]]		[[Category: Infantry Trades]]

Walford at 21:46, 26 June 2006

2006-06-26T21:46:55Z

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	'''Infantryman''' is a non-gender specific [[trade]] in the Canadian Army, with openings in both the [[Regular Force]] and [[Militia]] (full-time or part-time). ~~The [[Military Occupation Code]] is 031.~~		'''Infantryman''' is a non-gender specific [[trade]] in the Canadian Army, with openings in both the [[Regular Force]] and [[Militia]] (full-time or part-time).

	==Reserve Infantry==		==Reserve Infantry==
	The reserve infantry ~~(R031)~~ do a number of different things depending on what rotation their training cycle is in.[http://army.ca/forums/index.php/topic,1821.0.html] These training cycles might include Defensive Operations, Patrolling, or Offensive Operations. In each cycle, different skills are taught and units seek to be proficient in all cycles, generally devoting a [[training year]] to a single type of operations.		The reserve infantry do a number of different things depending on what rotation their training cycle is in.[http://army.ca/forums/index.php/topic,1821.0.html] These training cycles might include Defensive Operations, Patrolling, or Offensive Operations. In each cycle, different skills are taught and units seek to be proficient in all cycles, generally devoting a [[training year]] to a single type of operations.

	On a [[parade evening]] the [[platoon]](s) will spend time in lectures on everything from mine awareness to First Aid to learning regimental history. They will also be checking equipment required on upcoming weekend [[exercise]]s, for example examining [[tent group]]s to ensure lanterns and stoves are working properly.		On a [[parade evening]] the [[platoon]](s) will spend time in lectures on everything from mine awareness to First Aid to learning regimental history. They will also be checking equipment required on upcoming weekend [[exercise]]s, for example examining [[tent group]]s to ensure lanterns and stoves are working properly.

Walford at 20:36, 26 June 2006

2006-06-26T20:36:38Z

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'''Infantryman''' is a non-gender specific [[trade]] in the Canadian Army, with openings in both the [[Regular Force]] and [[Militia]] (full-time or part-time). The [[Military Occupation Code]] is 031.

==Reserve Infantry==
The reserve infantry (R031) do a number of different things depending on what rotation their training cycle is in.[http://army.ca/forums/index.php/topic,1821.0.html] These training cycles might include Defensive Operations, Patrolling, or Offensive Operations. In each cycle, different skills are taught and units seek to be proficient in all cycles, generally devoting a [[training year]] to a single type of operations.

On a [[parade evening]] the [[platoon]](s) will spend time in lectures on everything from mine awareness to First Aid to learning regimental history. They will also be checking equipment required on upcoming weekend [[exercise]]s, for example examining [[tent group]]s to ensure lanterns and stoves are working properly.

On a typical weekend [[exercise]] (FTX) infantrymen generally arrive at their armouries at around 18:30, receive weapons, ammunition, and rations, and load onto vehicles to be transported to a [[training area]]. The weekend is spent in the field, possibly in a [[tactical]] environment depending on the nature of the exercise.

[[Category: Infantry Trades]]