Canada's Shame

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Took me 5 years to make E-5.

The pay that I showed you for the Canadian Army was for E-5 as well.

Why do most Crew Chiefs have 10 years of experience before they can begin to fly? I think that is rather odd, because if you are good at your job and learn well there is no reason for you to have to wait that long. In my opinion it is a waist of a good flight engineer. I only had about 4 months experience before I started flying and I learned more as a Mechanic as a Crew Chief than I did in the Maintenance Company.
 
Making E5 in the CAF is agiven after 4 years but it is not a supervisory position in any way , you'd have be 5b or better to get to flight status if yoy were to achieve that in the Air Trades in 5 years your pretty much walking on water. A pongoe climbs the ranks at a faster rate.
Maestro whats wrong didn't the CAF accept you is that why your bitter or didn't you get your ration of smegma from your buddy today
 

Wow that is a pretty harsh statement. You are as much as calling our troops cowards. I wonder if you would be brave enough to say that to one of them to thier face. I don't think anyone knows how they will react once under fire and there are many different motivations to join any army. You should be ashamed of yourself for such a statement.
 
pbfoot said:
Maestro whats wrong didn't the CAF accept you is that why your bitter or didn't you get your ration of smegma from your buddy today
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Uh ? I thought YOU were the blowjob ace around here... I never saw a more "brainwashed high-ranking officer's c*ck sucker" than you. You swallow everything the High Command tells you. But hey, you have the right to have your own opinion too...
 

No, no, no... Read carefully. Points 3 and 4 are only concerning a minority of the staff. And I clearly state it. The rookies (the ones that never saw combat before) are the worst. Why do you think the army got so many soldiers on the "Gulf War syndroma" (basically, a kind of nervous breakdown, for the ones who don't know what I'm talking about) ? Because those kids were not expecting to see brother-in-arms getting killed. But that's war : peoples get killed on both sides.

I remember of a girl in high school... We were talking of the "deal" the army was giving... "We pay your studies in whatever subject you want and you serve a minimum of 5 years for us." She thought it wasn't fair...

"It means that if there is a war within those 5 years, you'll have to go at war ? It's unfair !"

The teacher replied : "Hey ! That's the Canadian Army, not the Salvation Army."

I just say what seems to be the truth from the eyes of a non-soldier. Now, if you're too blind to see it...
 

For us getting promoted to E-4 is a given. It just happens with time and grade. E-5 being a supervisory position you have to have time in grade, time in service, experience and you have to go to boards and fullfill certain tasks and gain promotion points.

There is no rank requirment to obtain flight status because you are selected by the flight companies and they do your training. It is not like they go "Hey you are in a flight slot, here is flight suit and flight gear. Now go fly!"

You are selected and then you go through training with Flight Instructers (Crew Chief Trainers) and Instructer Pilots until they decide you are fit to be on your own.
 

Maestro unless you have been to combat you are unqualified to say what you just said. I have seen better men than me crumble under the pressure and fear of combat.

Each man (or woman now) reacts to fire in a different way especially when they see there friends turned into a bloody mess. Hell I cried a bit when I had this girls blood all over my flight suit one night. I pulled it together and did my job and did it well but not everyone can be expected to do so.

You dont know how you will be until you are in it.

Now as for your blowjob cocksucking comments up there. pB gave you a jab and you had every right to jab back at him but come on that was a bit uncalled for.
 
Over here it was you had to be totally trade qualified and then you would get a course that would move you into flight engineer that would cross train with to other trades relative to the aircraft
 
DerAdlerIstGelandet said:
There is no rank requirment to obtain flight status because you are selected by the flight companies and they do your training. It is not like they go "Hey you are in a flight slot, here is flight suit and flight gear. Now go fly!"
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Hey - that's how they recruit us pilots

Being a primary flight instructor must be hilarious because we're all so stupid at that stage.
 
canadian troops have always aquitted themselves well and im glad they have always been allies for the last century or so ...why is the canadian public going hippie on their gallant military tradition ? we had a bout of it after the vietnam era ,but after grenada and gulf one its been pretty positive ,. is canadian public dissafection connected to our own post viet nam miasma ?
 

In a way I think you are right. After Nam in the States it was primarily the youth that was anti military. I think the same thing is happening here but not for the same reason. The general attitude in this country is stay out of the problems of the world and let them sort it out themselves. History dictates that this never works but there are no conflicts fresh enough in the minds of Canadians to remind them that we MUST intervene where there is evil. We MUST come to the aid of the opressed or everyone suffers. When things are good at home people tend to put blinders on and not want to face the ugliness in the world. It is then that evil has the opportunity to strike. The price of freedom is never paid in full and it astounds me that every generation has to relearn that lesson.
 

Very well put, Instal.
 
Instal said:
The price of freedom is never paid in full and it astounds me that every generation has to relearn that lesson.
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The price of freedom is eternal vigilance. -Thomas Jefferson

I think the main problem for Canadian hippies is the location of the conflict... I mean, it's in Afghanistan. Afghanistan = Middle East. An in the head of many hippies, Middle East = Petrol.

So, in their head, Middle East + War = War for petrol.

Also, they are sooooooooo concerned with "human lives" that they would do anything to preserve theirs. They would rather bend to an upcoming invader than fight him. Brave men don't have a long life, but cowards lives old.
 
One thing that utterly baffles me is this:
Since they are great "humanitarians" you would think that they would be at least a little bit flustered that someone like Mr Hussein conducted state sponsored kidnapping, rape, murder, etc on thousands. For some reason, those crimes don't seem to matter to them.
 
And the you guys weren't to concerned about Rwanda or Bosnia til the havoc was over
 
pbfoot said:
And the you guys weren't to concerned about Rwanda or Bosnia til the havoc was over
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So your mentality would be if you don't stop ALL the tragedy, why stop ANY? Sounds like a good line of thinking to me. It is those people that think in such a way that will let the world go to hell in a handbasket as long as their needs are fulfilled.

And who exactly is this group of "you guys" that you are making this accusation of basically choosing which human rights issues matter and which do not - if I'm understanding your comment correctly.
 
I think he is pointing at you (Americans), who would rather fight where there is worthy natural ressources (so you can make money (i.e. petrol)) rather that fight somewhere where there is no natural ressources worth your attention but peoples in need.

(Note : this is not my opinion, but rather what I understood from pb's post.)

Like I received an official warning for one of my posts in this thread, I'll let you the pleasure to slam him.

Have fun, Marine.
 
Okay if that is the case. PB please explain to me how we are making money off of the conflict in Iraq. Hell our economy is at an all time low compared to recent history.

Also how did we make money off of Afganistan?

How did we make money off of Kosovo?

How did we make money off of Bosnia?

I would like a detailed report for each conflict.
 
What Mkloby said that if we were such great humanitarians how come we were not in Iraq and I in return asked how come the US wasn't in Sarejevo when it was being starved and shelled the longest siege in modern history. The fact is we are fighting in Afghanistan in along with the US Brits Dutch and Aussies . Maestro brought up the money issue not I
 

Before you ask why the US was not there, ask yourself why the rest of the world was not there first.

If you wish to be technical the rest of the world did not act until the US Acted when they led the NATO airstrikes.

In fact my old company was the first international helicopters to cross the border into Bosnia.
 
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