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Territorial army?  ???  What does that mean?

Aside from what's already been said, your proposal would almost certainly be seen as a violation of the mobility rights that are outlined by the Charter.

Haggis, That piece you provided written by Sean M. Maloney, PhD is quite good.  Do you have any source information for it?

The Society for Military and Strategic Studies at the University of Calgary is holding its 8th Annual Conference: War and Security: From Conflict Through Resolution 10-11 February The Conference is open to everyone, registration is not necessary. Here is the Agenda:

Don't think you are dumb just because you are relatively young.  If you act as a reasonable and responsible person, you will be treated as such (except by your parents, it is their job to always treat you as a kid :P)

Further to Recceguy's comments, minimize your use of CLP for cleaning the rifle.  Ironically enough, the rifle will look cleaner if you do a less through job (i.e. not use CLP to clean it) than if you did it properly.

Bomber command suffered the second highest rate of casualties.  The Merchant Marine recieved something like 1 in 10 killed.

Aw, the link won't work.  :'(

http://www.theglobeandmail.com/servlet/story/RTGAM.20051125.wbono1125/BNStory/National Now, personally, I couldn't care any less what a non-citizen/non-resident/non-taxpayer thinks about our fiscal and foreign policies.  However, the article got me thinking about the effectiveness of foreign...

GO!!! is so selfless... always going out of his way to make sure troops get their due.  :salute:

I'm not so sure about flowers, but definately a good letter.

Alberta funds Paul Gross's Passchendaele movie By GAYLE MACDONALD Wednesday, November 9, 2005 Page R3 Toronto -- Just before dawn on Nov. 6, 1917, the final battle began for the tiny Belgian village of Passchendaele. Yesterday, Alberta's cash-flush premier Ralph Klein announced his...

A trick I use to avoid homesickness is to seperate myself from what I left behind.  By this I mean taking out pictures of family & girlfriend from my wallet and limiting calls home.  I find it's easier to concentrate on the job at hand when I don't have many reminders of what's at home. This...

Honestly?  Shut up, listen to the instructors, fess up when you screw up (and you will) and never, ever, EVER tell a master corporal to "F*** off" (Yes, this has been done - No, not by me - And no, the results were not pretty)

Would this happen to be Lt. Joan Fletcher?  My history here is somewhat hazy, but she co-ordinated the evacuation of non-combatants somewhere in the Pacific, doing so with such finesse that a Japanese officer gave her his family sword as a sign of respect.  After WWII she served in the Korean...

mmmm... pictures pretty... ... I like pretty pictures...

This thread reminds me of the story about how many forum members it takes to screw in a light bulb.  :dontpanic:

This is true, however the US government has found a simpler solution:  Buy up all the imagery that exists of an area they want to restrict data on, along with the copyright.  This is easier because satellites never stop recording data, so private companies have data on practically every inch of...

Great article.  Do you have a source link?

Techs in the militia have a really raw deal in some aspects.  It takes years to train an EME tech in the reserves (1 month BMQ, 1 month SQ, 1 month EME Common, 3-4 months for QL3s... with almost all done during summers only!!!).  Retention is also difficult since many people aren't willing to...