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Dominus; I Highly recommend you go with camelback, although they are slightly more expensive than the other brands, you pay for what you get. I have my own camelbakc and I love it. I've tried other brands such as the M.U.L.E and there is no comparison. I can carry 1.5 litres in mine and I don't...

I had a disposable camera all summer, I used to roll it up in a garbage bag and put it in the front pouch of my tac. vest to protect it from the elements, but one day my bug spray bottle exploded in the same pouch and somehow the bug juice made its way into the garbage bag....don't ask how...but...

....first of all, I have no chits, I want no chits, and if they want to try and limit my participation in regimental activities I would say nevermind, forget about it. I joined a "team" and theres nothing more I want than to participate and be a part of the team. Explain to me why posting a...

Well, I agree with your post Al, for the most part anyways. You guys don't seem to realize that, although parades with my unit don't last long, field ex's and evenings at the unit do. Standing around in those boots for hours on end kill my knees. And once again, i will repeat that i know the...

Well, the thing about standing in civi shoes i mean, like, i can go to the mall and walk around for long periods of time or stand in line, etc, but even spening a night at the drill hall kills my knees. As for the "sucking it up" I'm not one to complain, but it's not like I'm posting this after...

I have another question for you guys! I get incredible pain in my knees after even the shortest period standing at attention or on parade. It only happens when I'm wearing combat boots, i never get knee pain when in regular civi shoes, i can stand for hours. But stand me for a little while in...

..Here's the best advice i can give you, don't bring anything you don't mind losing or breaking. You won't have time to really use your laptop, so I say leave that at home for sure. The camera....well, i personally just brought a disposable camera and it was good enough for me. Often times the...

...i wouldn't bring anything other than a disposable camera....a digi cam is just another thing to drag around and ends up being a burden, and you hardly get any time to take pictures anyways, thats just my 2 cents ::)

Sorry to hear about your unfortunate situation, keep your head up, you'll pull throught, best of wishes. :salute: KID

Army Reserves - INFANTRY :threat:

I have lived on base 90% of my life, in germany, gagetown, st-hubert, moncton and I wouldn't trade it for anything. I loved it. The tight base communities allow military families to make a large web of friends. In my opinion it's a great place to raise a family, there's usually plenty of base...

I think it is important that you make sure your parents know that you respect their opinion, and that they have to respect yours. There is no use in throwing a tantrum because they don't fully support your plan (I'm sure I am stating the obvious) I think a key part in this is to sit down with...

theres probably cameras at his regiment right now, thats why he's at home on his computer ;)

you shouldnt bring anything that you would have to "lock up" anyways...there is plenty of storage provided, and besides, you dont have time to be running to your car to get stuff anyways. plus, you need to have certain kit in your room for inspection, so really theres no point in taking your car...

alrighty, ill try to get it in the mail by this afternoon ;D

do you mind if its got some obvious wear-and-tear? i mean...i did wear it for a week in the field :blotto:

where are you from? i will GIVE it to you :)

I'm not sure exactly what you are looking for but i have a "33 LIB" patch that was issued to me at stalwart....it's yellow with 33 LIB written on it, velcro on the back...are those the patches you are looking for?