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  1. Neepawa

    Professional engineer through the C.F.

    Since you say "was" I assume this was in the past.  If it was before 12 March 2010 that's not surprising, since that's when the new policy was issued.  If it was since then, I suppose it could have depended on your trade, since only certain occupations are eligible.  It's worth noting that the...
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    Communication Commander's Commendation

    He's not likely eligible to wear anything, since the Command Commendation didn't exist in its current form back them.  It was established as a replacement for the DCDS Commendation in 2006 when the DCDS was eliminated as part of transformation.  If a commander's commendation was awarded back...
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    Professional engineer through the C.F.

    The relevant policy is CF MIL PERS INSTR 02/10 – Reimbursement of Membership and Licence Fees, which states: "In direct support of a government program" is pretty broad, so I expect a certain amount of wiggle room.  If you're employed alongside public service engineers (classification EN-ENG)...
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    Professional engineer through the C.F.

    I have experience with exactly this issue, and recently received my P.Eng. based on my work in the CF.  Here's how: After completing my B.Eng. at RMC, I signed up for the Engineering Intern Training (EIT) program offered by Professional Engineers Ontario (PEO).  For the next 5 years, I kept a...
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    Signals Officer

    I would suggest you speak to Lt Briggs at LFCA HQ, as he's the only Reserve Signals officer I know. He completed his training relatively recently, so should have up-to-date info.
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    Signals Officer

    As I see it (as a Reg F Signals officer), there are a couple of concerns. The first is education; you definitely want to have an undergraduate degree before joining the Reg F (especially SIGS) as an officer. In terms of advancement, you will be much better off. The second concern is training...
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