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Lt. Jebus posted:NDT will have to be done on the forward pressure dome (not visible in your picture) to see if there is any damage, but everything you see there is easily repairable (albeit expensive to replace the array). I remember during my killick days, a dockyard matey doing NDT on a newly welded 2" pipe flange I was standing fire sentry on. It took like two hours - I can't imagine how long they'll milk testing a pressure hull made of whatever exotic steel (HY-100 or some poo poo?). Also it intuitively makes sense that Chicoutimi is in the best shape. She basically has zero miles. Whatever, it's all very complicated and I wish you greasy sous-mariners all the luck in the world. I'm in a position to no longer give a gently caress (although it's real surprising how much "navy" I talk on a regular basis...my old job even called me to ask for help last month!).
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Lt. Jebus posted:And that would be? Subs in dry dock.
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Ruse posted:Subs in dry dock. well its hard to do all that work underwater
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I miss Tim Hortons and watching you play hockey guys, why'd you have to leave the party so early? 
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Smoke Crack posted:I miss Tim Hortons and watching you play hockey guys, why'd you have to leave the party so early? Because we have to pretend it's 1995 again and strip as much money from the CF as possible.
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Hey I just wanted to say that the Canadians over at KAIA were the coolest, chillest folks in theatre. Thanks for letting us hang out in your NSE and drink your near-beer.
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The American Military: More grateful to the CF than it's own civilian population. A Proud part of our heritage. This heritage moment was brought to you my Tim Hortons.
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I don't know, guy. I always got preferential treatment if I had to do some errands before heading home after work. Definitely not as much dick sucking as the US, but still, some.
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My Spirit Otter posted:I don't know, guy. I always got preferential treatment if I had to do some errands before heading home after work. Definitely not as much dick sucking as the US, but still, some. Yeah it's gotten better. Free extra baggage on WestJet with CF ID!
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Same with Via Rail's free travel in the summer.
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My Spirit Otter posted:Same with Via Rail's free travel in the summer. It's only 50% off these days.
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I rode for free this summer though, so is that for 2012 or did it start last year?
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My Spirit Otter posted:I rode for free this summer though, so is that for 2012 or did it start last year? It was free Coach or 50% off First Class [Sleeper car]. I don't know if that's changed.
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I got off with a warning for speeding a couple of times, that was nice.
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Mr.48 posted:I got off with a warning for speeding a couple of times, that was nice. I had a cop pull me over one time while I was in uniform to say he used to be in the army. The only thing I could think of was that there must have been a speed trap ahead, but he was the only cop.
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Haircut.
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Simkin posted:Haircut. My hair is perfectly fine. Also, check out the undeniable effectiveness of my dress. 
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Your dress is too much for these poor tables to handle.
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Being in the army gets me laid on Canada Day and Remembrance Day. Also whenever I go back home to Ottawa. So there's that. I leave for Yellowknife to day. God I hope I don't freeze to death.
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Samu posted:Being in the army gets me laid on Canada Day and Remembrance Day. Also whenever I go back home to Ottawa. So there's that. If you can't get laid in Ottawa you should kill yourself. This applies to all men, gay or straight. tuyop posted:My hair is perfectly fine. Also, check out the undeniable effectiveness of my dress. I would follow this man into hell. Or the Arena in Tron.
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Flanker posted:If you can't get laid in Ottawa you should kill yourself. This applies to all men, gay or straight. Same can be said for Kingston as well.
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Those are cops. gently caress the police.
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Word was passed down our Cambrian Patrol team got sacrificed on the altar of budget cuts. Not going to lie, it's pretty disappointing. We'll put the memo in again for next year. Being a militia bum isn't paying the bills like it use to, either. These economic doldrums are finally catching up with me and I'm looking at other jobs now. Any of you former infanteers or whoever have good tips for writing your C.V.? I worry I'll have to release. I don't want to, but... Barrakketh fucked around with this message at 02:52 on Feb 13, 2012 |
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stevobob posted:Remuster to signals! Or ATIS. I'm very upset with the situation, but spec pay will be nice when all the infantry battalions are assembling and disassembling the C6 SF and doing locker security all day because of budget cuts.
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I can answer any general questions concerning the ATIS trade.
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http://m.ctv.ca/topstories/20110630/afghanistan-kandahar-brain-injuires-ptsd-110705.html Article about one of the staff from Meaford. If you were in Meaford from 2007+ you probably remember this guy. This also explains a lot about why he was such an rear end in a top hat. He use to throw dress shirts into fans, parade boots into walls or carve his initials into parade boots. He boot hosed quite my locker one day cause he was so pissed.
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Fraser CDN posted:http://m.ctv.ca/topstories/20110630/afghanistan-kandahar-brain-injuires-ptsd-110705.html I was overseas with this guy. Crazy in the best ways!
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Fraser CDN posted:http://m.ctv.ca/topstories/20110630/afghanistan-kandahar-brain-injuires-ptsd-110705.html I've heard some other stories that tell me he wasn't quite on the level, but the behaviour you just described is what should happen in Meaford. Two reasons: 1) Because like all bitter crusty fucks, I remember my training being harder than it probably was and therefore everyone else down the line should suffer and B) gently caress Meaford anyways.
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mdivi posted:I can answer any general questions concerning the ATIS trade. Awesome, how long did you wait for training? Where? What was your life like while awaiting? How was posting? What do you day-to-day now that you're trained? What were your staff like throughout? How was poet? What was the lifestyle like on course? I have many more questions.
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tuyop posted:Awesome, how long did you wait for training? tuyop posted:Where? What was your life like while awaiting? tuyop posted:How was posting? tuyop posted:
Day to day depends on where you are placed. Radar guys do daily, weekly, and monthly inspections, and then sit around until something breaks. Telephony works with the phone lines, obviously. Lots of TELECOMM room usage for these guys. Computer guys generally ghost computers all day while fixing simple computer/device related problems. Network guys have all the administrative rights of the base, and AV guys set up all the base presentations. tuyop posted:What were your staff like throughout? tuyop posted:
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So, gents, how's the artic? I mean, obviously I'm asking the officers in the room, since they'll be the ones putting their feet up and getting computer access, and naturally the life of an officer is ice cream and blow jobs compared to the dudes when in the field, but the question stands anyways. You guys actually doing anything remotely interesting, or is it just no-ammo-foot-patrols-because-that's-cheap?
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My brother sent me a message a few days ago. He is with the LDSH in the LAV's on their way up there. To sum up his text's: Its loving cold, -40 average and -20 is a warm day Im bored Were on the ice roads tomorrow so I hope I dont die
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Fraser CDN posted:My brother sent me a message a few days ago. He is with the LDSH in the LAV's on their way up there. To sum up his text's: Ask how many times they had to call recovery, please
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I start my PLQ residency tonight. I did the online horeshit over a year ago, so I am right the gently caress out of her. Should be interesting.
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Flanker posted:I start my PLQ residency tonight. I did the online horeshit over a year ago, so I am right the gently caress out of her. Should be interesting. I did the online portion last spring but ended up not able to go on the residency. I thought you had to do the residency within 6 months of the online otherwise you have to redo it? (which means in my case I have to do it all over again...). Pretty annoying considering I've already done Mods 2-5 back when they were classroom sessions.
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