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eh Snaky, j'aime bien vos photos, c'est sur que vous avez du talent (= revennez sain et sauf!

There are a multitude of varsity and intramural sports at RMC.  One sport I didn't see on the lists I found was wrestling: Teams: http://www.rmc.ca/admission/options/ugrad_sports_e.html Co-Curriculars/Clubs Recreational: http://www.rmc.ca/admission/options/ugrad_recclubs_e.html Is it a sport...

Yep.  The met you learn on ITAC isn't too hard, and even gets to be fun (or I'm just a nerd  8))  As for the Nav, that's pretty basic too, and some of it is *similar* to the compass stuff you do in level 3/4 aircrew.  There's lots of support, you can ask for extra help almost every night, and...

Nope.. Glider baby!  But my FSgt from last summer is going to be officer staff I believe and she's absolutely awesome and I know someone else staffing too.  You'll have a good time, guaranteed.  Unless you completely dislike learning about aircraft and radios etc.  In which case ..  :o

You guys are going to have an amazing time at CRGS on ITAC!  Your staff will be awesome and it's an overall great learning experience, and FUN on top of that =) I'll see you there! 

Normally, I can get between 30 and 35 pushups done, feet on the floor and elbows at 90 degrees.  However I cant get any lower than 90 degrees, not on the first one I do, not on the last.  Is it because certain muscles aren't strong enough or do I have weird elbows?  Are there any ways to fix it?

ACR's next Friday.  I'm very excited because the whole night is a tribute to fallen servicemen and women.  Our dynamic display is amazing.  It'll be an honour to perform.

Looking back, I do realise that my post made me seem lazy, which I don't want to be.  So now,  I'm just about to delve into the world of optometry with the help of a few books I found at the library. h3tacco: Thank you very much for your help, it is greatly appreciated ;D GAP: Thanks for the...

You said that ANAVs have a vision requirement of V3.  Could you possibly elaborate a little bit on what a V3 entails?  I've spent a while searching, but this is the only relevant page I could find: http://www.toronto.drdc-rddc.gc.ca/medical/visreq_e.html#_Toc30396230 and it's all in optometry...

One of my former officers has been involved in the cadet movement for 31 years!  She started out as our squadron's first female recruit, and was involved ever since.  A few years ago she became the DCO, but after the CO passed away, she stepped in.  She was my CO in my first year, and knew...

I'm just going to assume that the company didn't finsih their research before introducing a new product.  I mean, really, a power simulator badge.  Isn't there a bit of contradiction there?  ::)

I had read on the CF Recruiting site that ANAVs must be able to (as in will learn to) fly the craft they are on, which would I assume they would only do so in emergencies, and I was given the same information as well by my grandad.  However, as the recruiting site tends to be a tad on the vague...

To revive this topic: It is my understanding that Air Nav's get to fly in the aircraft they are in.  Does this mean that they need to have the same vision level as a pilot does? Thanks