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Research all of your choices, it never hurts to be completly prepared for an interview. Besides, you should have a good knowledge of all the trades you chose because any of those could become your new career.

I agree, I can talk from first hand experience with an OT. You have to be the one willing to do the work , because at the end of the day you are just another file and they couldn't honestly care less about that file. You have to go visit the BPSO and call them and a regular basis to keep your...

A quick trip to the recruiting website will answer most of your questions. As for how full it is, only the recruiters will know or your BPSO.

Time away from home, on excercises or what have you completly depends on which unit you are with.

As far as I know , as long as you can meet the physical standards set by the CF  you will have no problem. There are plenty of bigger people in the CF, and if there is a weight limit then it is not enforced.

I agree with tomahawk6, I believe this move is for the better and will make for a more efficient and effective command.

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I half expected that I might be put in some sort of leadership position while in PAT. Honestly, bring it on. Anything that gets me noticed in a positive way, and furthers my career is welcomed.

Thanks for the heads up guys, much appreciated.

Port security would'nt be a bad go. I have heard some horror stories from guys who did PAT platoon in the army; inspections, boot polishing parades, PT every morining sometimes during the day also, basically being treated like BMQ recruites. From what I have heard about Esquimalt it seems like...

Ok, thanks for the info. Looks like the best thing to do is look into my options once I arrive in May. Thanks again

Thank you, Sorry, I am in the field artillery presently employed on the gun line as a detachment member. I do have my basic army communications course, so I could look into the TTCC. Mostly I would like to get as qualified as possible while I wait, qualifications never hurt to have lol...

Hello, I have just completed a component transfer to the reg force navy as a naval communicator from the reserve army. I have been posted to CFFS Esquimalt as of May 5th. From reading some other threads about the naval communicator trade, I have come to the assumption that I will wait on PAT...