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Is there anybody around with enough legal knowledge to find out if this breaks any outright laws?  I'm searching now, but not turning up much specific.

Lots of good points here.  I confess that, after reading the entire article, the idea of the deceased soldier's family being upset at the gruesome depiction of his death didn't cross my mind at all.  What caught me was the concept of troops from so many different countries, in the same war, same...

Halifax!  And I went infantry, officer.  The whole proceedings have been dragged out pretty much over a year (some of that was my fault) but I have no regrets whatsoever about the wait. The only thing starting to get to me is the idea of leaving home.  I was in Newfoundland for two years once...

Hey everybody. Wow, did my swearing-in ceremony today.  I was actually quite nervous, which is not something I usually experience, but it was pretty straight forward.  Paper work, a little ceremony, and a lot of stuff I wasn't sure about was all made clear.  I was given a very informative batch...

Infantry, and I have been waiting several months since finishing all of my paperwork, but it seemed that the whole process lasted a year.  It was a bit longer for me because while I was in Newfoundland going to school I applied to join the reserves there, but before that application was...

Hey everybody,   Just got the phone call today, been accepted into the CEOTP.  I'm going to be leaving for Quebec at the end of August, and I'm super pumped.  It's strange, because it seemed like so long, so much waiting, but now that it's finally arrived it seems like it was no time at all. ...

Awesome.  Very moving.

I'm not in the army yet, but all of the paper work on my end is done, as well as my interview, etc, and I'm waiting to hear back from the people at recruiting.  Every day without a phone call is another day worrying that something went wrong, but I remind myself that the process takes time. ...