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PA members in the Military
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Toronto, ONRegistered User, ClubPA regular
Toronto, ONRegistered User, ClubPA regular
I'm an army reservist in Canada and I was just curious to see how many people on here were also in the military regardless of country. I'm an armoured recce crewman in the Ontario Regiment (RCAC) with the rank of Trooper.
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But the only person that I can think of is TDL.
I can't be too sure.
i'm curious, does the British army have any restrictions on sexuality like we do?
tfaricrazy: queers are allowed in the british army yes
Do your helmets come with horns? And do blare Viking Song by Led Zep where ever you go?
cause that would be pretty cool.
TDL is ex
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that's everybody I can think of offhand.
wrong thread.
EDIT: Oh, and I know several people in my brigade who read PA, but I don't know that any of them are forumers.
When I was a kid I dreamed of being in the Coast Guard.
All stopping drug lords everyday and saving beautiful Cuban women lost in deadly storms.
How realistic are these scenarios?
yeah you can be released if your military profile is low enough, either because of health problems or psychological problems. Most people who are released want to join up anyway as volunteers though, as there's a negative stigma against people who have not served their mandatory three years.
If you're really bright the army's gonna fund it for you and allow you to study there while you serve, otherwise you go there after you've been discharged.
not really, no
puddle pirates
you are not all ashton kutcher and kevin costner, you're usually tied to the pier
I'm in the Navy, and even though it sucks floating around in a steel prison for months at a time, at least I haven't been blown up yet
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please tell me you're kidding.
Liberty is a well-armed lamb contesting the outcome.
Well on my first patrol we stopped some cocaine runners off of the coast of south america but it was shitty expierence overall with moving 250 cocaine bails all over the ship three times and engines and toilets breaking down (I was in the engineering group).
My next patrol was to south east asia with places like Singapore and Thailand and Brunei etc. Yeah I became a dirty sailor out there ;-).
Now I'am training to be a Coast Guard IT but mostly train with old phone technology and will be doing SysAdmin next month.