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I personally have an exercise already planned for my corps but i was wondering if anyone else thought that we should bring back some of the old PO's

By Field engineering i mean "A" Frames and rope bridges the materials for that are quite simple to acquire. The Rope is easily supplied by the nearest military base or cadet camp. And the logs for it you can recieve from a local who is willing to allow you to make select cuts on their land.

ok ryanmann just because they were going to give us rank doesn't mean we would've acted any different. everyone in pioneer was mature enough to have been responsible with the rank as we were all senior cadets at our home corps. All of you listened to us anyways so would it have mattered.

Just updating my list of qual's Gold Star Advanced Course Pilot Pioneer CLI Adventure Marksman level 2 Pipes level 2 St John's Wilderness First Aid(higher than standard) Gold Fitness Civie side things S100 Fire suppression course Pleasure Craft Operator Card

Who thinks that we should add some more PO's to the books for instance Field Engineering or Watermanship or Toolcraft. all of wich are currently assigned PO numbers but are not taught to many cadets does any one agree with me that more PO's should be added to the books

yes CLI Adventure in Vernon get's the pants shawn. but they are very cheap. but i found that if you get someone to repair the hoodies they never rip again. i know this because i got to keep mine. and i asked my grandmother to repair it for me.

Ah time for an about average list of quals CLI Adventure(going staff this summer) Gold Star(going for NSCE) Level 1 Pipes (level 2 as soon as I get someone to test me) Level 2 Cross Rifles Gold Fitness Standard First Aid Lord Strathcona Medal Zone Shooting Competition Rank:Warrant...

Ya WO Marshall was my Plt WO. But out of pure Espirit de Corps 2nd intake would've kicked your asses at a competition

I'm sorry about that like I said in my other post I was talking about drill not physical fitness, and actually he was talking about their drill too. And most of the Ranger's new recruits are the type who join and do most of their training throughout the year. Now that I've thought about this...

I was not meaning on their physical fitness but on their drill, and even then I believe that it is only true in the most inexperienced soldiers that my cadets are even close. I would never think my cadets were anywhere near a Infanteer's level of fitness. That was a misunderstanding resulting...

I'm not in yet but from what i see here I'm thinking that the level of discipline and fitness i expect from my cadets is almost as high as what the infantry requires to pass thier BIQ. So if I don't accell at it when i get to do it I'll be surprised. but I agree with PBI we need to harden the...

I'm enlisting in the Rocky Mountain Rangers next september and going to the regs wen i turn 19 3PPCLI hopefully and if my life's dream comes true join JTF2   and wen they kick me out of the regs at 60 iI'lltransfer to CIC and give back to the system that got me started and hopefully inspire some...

I went to Basic Marksman second intake 2003 CLI Adventure 7 platoon Alpha company 2004 My platoon Platoon Commander was an idiot in adventure but my warrants kicked ass so it was still good