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jst wonderin do u get paid during basic training n soldier qualification/ |
my 1st: resource management support clerk, 2nd supply technician, 3rd vehicle tech, alt. weapon tech i have no problem doing the 2.4 km under 12 min(i tested it myself) but wut i am worry bout is my eye sight, my eyes arent very good; i dont know if they will accept me or not |
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Your eyesight will likely be acceptable for all the above stated trades that you are interested in. ^^ You will be paid for both Basic and SQ, approximately $80/day plus approximately $15/day in the field or at a location away from home ( ie not downtown Vancouver, but for example, Edmonton...) |
Its been almost a month since I had my interview/aptitude/fitness test and I havent heard back from them yet... is this any indication that I didn't get in? I recall them saying that I should hear back from them in 2-3 weeks and they would inform me of whether or not I got in. |
Call them back. |
Do not panic. My timeline from the day I dropped off my paper work to the day I took my oath for getting in ( with my apt/phys/ment test somewhere in between) was SIX months. It does not hurt to call the unit that you applied at and just ask nicely for an update. There has been instances where paperwork got lost. |
yeah, they're lazy and they're slow. and they're lazy. you have to be proactive, keep calling them and harrassing them. that's what i did. when i joined it took almost 1 year. people complained, and i heard the process is A LOT faster now. like 1-3 months tops. but yeah, call em. harrass em. err harrass politely though heh. |
it's actually good if you call them... they will record that you called... and it's good if it shows that you care, and not just go to the interview and forget about it... just don't be like calling them every week. |
ok.. thanks for the info guys, I'll give my recruiter a call this weekend and see what he says |
haha i called them everyweek until they told me to stop calling cuz they sent the file off already. haha then i called whoever had my file. |
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when you go off to train for however long does everyone shower together? or does everyone get there own shower booth. |
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yes.. as in.. get there own shower blocker or togehter. |
I'm an infantry reservist. It depends on where u go to train. Chilliwack you get your own lil stall but in Wainwright its one big room |
oh ic i mean the army is the army but i just wanna know ahead of time befoer i go there and end up in surprise im naked beside 100 other guys im not sure were i will be headed to |
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the rule is, no one looks down hah. eyes above the horizon. you'll be fine :p but seriously, there's nothing to worry about. i only shower when they order me to shower, or when i have time. i dont like those quick ass shit shave n' shower in 30 seconds type routines, i feel more dirty than before. so i usually shower after we get dismissed, right before bed time, that way you can actually CLEAN yourself. hah. but that's just me. you know what they say, Cleanliness is next to Godliness. but whatever man, you'll have otherthings to worry about other than dicks and butts. like the idiot fireteam partner you got teamed up with, constantly getting you into trouble hah. |
haha icic good to know then. where do the gunners and artilery people end up |
it depends, each year is different. for example... your basic training might be local here... or it could be in wainwright... or shilo.. it could be anywhere across canada. that goes for all your training. also remember they run more than one serial at a time. so there are many of the "same" course running at the same time across canada. but if you mean for vancouver, where the artillary base is.. there is one in aldergrove. and there is on on.. i think its 12th and arbutus.. or 13th and arbutus. |
ar braces allowed, or do they have to be off by basic? |
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what happen you get sick during the feields.. do they still make u do shit ? or like let u rest not sure if u answered this |
I've gotten a fever/flu in the field during a weekend ex; they shipped me out and got me home. Not sure what would happen on course, if it was bad you would get shipped out and probably fail the course. If it wasen't bad you would prob want to stick it out. |
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if its just an exersize for training purposes. you'll get sent home. it really depends. if its just a cough or some dumb thing. nothing serious. then you'll probably just have to suck it up. if its fairly bad but whatever. you'll probably just sleep it out and rest. or be sent home. if you're on course.. ie. basic training. you'll suck it up, or you'll be sent home and you redo the whole course on a later date. aka. you fail. of course sometimes you have no choice, if its say, a really bad flu, they'll probably make you go home regardless of how badly you want to stay. they don't want others getting sick, and they dont want you dying, you're a liability. if its something little. just suck it up. because while you're being checked up by the medics or whatever, your buddies have to haul your gear, and all your shit. and worse. basically everyone will suffer for your weakness. suck it up and carry on, or quit. no one likes hauling someone else's ass for them. it's not boyscouts. |
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