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PostPosted: Wed Sep 09, 2009 9:16 pm
 


No not his, the ones above his. I was agreeing with him.


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PostPosted: Wed Sep 09, 2009 9:23 pm
 


Hehe you were the one putting his head in a argument you have not part of. :wink:


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PostPosted: Wed Sep 09, 2009 9:27 pm
 


Simply making a point that instead of trivializing each others trade, realizing that they depend on each other to function? Something I'm sure they obviously know, but seemed like they were just pissed off at each other.

Lesson learned. I'll stay out of arguments and refrain from friendly advice.


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PostPosted: Wed Sep 09, 2009 9:31 pm
 


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Friendly advice?

I'll just chalk it up to your lack of knowledge of miliary society. No harm no foul man, but try asking a question first before giving an opinion next time.
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PostPosted: Fri Sep 11, 2009 6:24 pm
 


Guy_Fawkes Guy_Fawkes:
Alright, I dont know if you have been out of country but we took our attached sigs with us on patrol all the time. He was more than happy to do all he could to help us out; the same went for our medic. It’s also the sigs who set up relay stations in the middle of nowhere, which they have to conceal extremely well. So I think a sigs have more experience with concealment then you give the credit with. Being a sig is a shitty job in the field most of the time, you will probably learn about this the longer you are in. :wink:


I don't know how your battalion works but in mine we learn how to use radios and set up relay stations. It's not that I think he knows nothing about commo it's just that I think I know more than he does :) you will probably learn about this the more you work with competent people.


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Smacle Smacle:
Guy_Fawkes Guy_Fawkes:
Alright, I dont know if you have been out of country but we took our attached sigs with us on patrol all the time. He was more than happy to do all he could to help us out; the same went for our medic. It’s also the sigs who set up relay stations in the middle of nowhere, which they have to conceal extremely well. So I think a sigs have more experience with concealment then you give the credit with. Being a sig is a shitty job in the field most of the time, you will probably learn about this the longer you are in. :wink:


I don't know how your battalion works but in mine we learn how to use radios and set up relay stations. It's not that I think he knows nothing about commo it's just that I think I know more than he does :) you will probably learn about this the more you work with competent people.


But you can't spell 'Airborne'. Not good.


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PostPosted: Fri Sep 11, 2009 6:30 pm
 


What makes you think that? A typo? get a life.


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PostPosted: Fri Sep 11, 2009 6:32 pm
 


A typo that you tried to back up with a dictionary web site.

Not good. A decent soldier knows when he is wrong and coughs to it. What's your excuse?


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PostPosted: Fri Sep 11, 2009 6:43 pm
 


I've never known what it feels like to sink to a "decent" standard? Let me know when you manage to get there.


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PostPosted: Fri Sep 11, 2009 6:46 pm
 


That's pretty obvious smacle.


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PostPosted: Fri Sep 11, 2009 7:13 pm
 


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So much bickering. Doesn't the military stress team work? Don't you rely on each other to function correctly/fully?


It's a family squabble.

Step back slowly with no sudden moves...

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Wow, no shit. It wasn't a personal attack and was taken way out of context. Welcoming forms here. Grow up.


Telling people to grow up who have been here for years while you've been here for days isn't exactly they type of attitude that gets a warm welcome around here.

My 2 cents on the issue; we need temperate woodland and arid region patterns based on current and foreseeable operational needs. Our TW is the most effective in the majority of woodland environments around the world, from tropical jungles to the boreal forest (which is what most of Canada is domestically), and most everything wooded between those two latitudes. An effective cam on the prairies is rather lacking, MARPAT would be a better colour for South-Central BC, Southern Alberta, Sask, and Manitoba, but the TW will do, because to issue a specialized cam to 1 MBG, and all the reservist regiments out there would be a waste of money.

Arid region can be used in several places in Canada to greater effectiveness then TW, depending on the time of year... Specifically the above mentioned areas where MARPAT TW would be better then CADPAT TW. At present it isn't for domestic issue, but sometime after Afghanistan I could see certain units having the basics of arid region pers kit issued (combats, helmet cover, boots, tac-vest, and frag vest at most). Everything else would either not really needed domestically, or would be available for issue on an as-needed basis.

The winter cam is a joke. If they gave it many more darker tones (a shade of brown, a shade of green, white, and possibly shade of Grey) in larger blotches for late-fall and early spring, as well as alpine operations, I could see it being cost effective... But as is the current issued whites are just fine.

Now I could see it being worth the money for the military to develop and issue an urban ops cam to CANSOFCOM units, as well as swat units for domestic police forces... but not as general issue to reg force members.



I also don't understand why the vehicles haven't been CADPATized yet. The green works, but CADPAT would be better. Design it to break up the vehicle outline at 1000-1500 meters. Would be the cats ass. Dismounted troops could probs still hear the vehicle, but not necessarily see it to engage with GPMGs, 50 cals, or RPGs/recoiless rifles. And gunners of enemy fighting vehicles would have a harder time establishing a target.


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PostPosted: Fri Sep 11, 2009 7:33 pm
 


Smacle Smacle:
Guy_Fawkes Guy_Fawkes:
Alright, I dont know if you have been out of country but we took our attached sigs with us on patrol all the time. He was more than happy to do all he could to help us out; the same went for our medic. It’s also the sigs who set up relay stations in the middle of nowhere, which they have to conceal extremely well. So I think a sigs have more experience with concealment then you give the credit with. Being a sig is a shitty job in the field most of the time, you will probably learn about this the longer you are in. :wink:


I don't know how your battalion works but in mine we learn how to use radios and set up relay stations. It's not that I think he knows nothing about commo it's just that I think I know more than he does :) you will probably learn about this the more you work with competent people.

Alright kid, we have tried to be nice. Coming out and saying, you don’t know such and such because of your trade is not only ignorant it’s disrespectful. The infantry is not the end all be all of the combat arms. Im sure your still swooning off that since you just got off your QL3, but like I said you will find out in time. I have patrolled with Infantry Recce and with Armored Recce in theater, the Armored has their shit wired much tighter then the Infantry company and they knew how to use their assets properly. Camo is not a hard subject to grasp; it’s something anyone in the field battalion/regiment/squadron/company can master. With that said you might feel the infantry are specialists in concealment but so are the Artillery, Engineers and Armored. The sigs and medics train with the battalions/regiments/squadrons/companies when they go to the field for anything, so they get the same training you do.


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PostPosted: Fri Sep 11, 2009 7:46 pm
 


Haha, I thought you were gonna stop being "nice". I didn't start because he is Sigs. I started because he figures that we don't need to work on developing anymore camo. The fact that he's sigs just makes it funny.


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PostPosted: Fri Sep 11, 2009 7:51 pm
 


Smacle Smacle:
If I start to take a signalers advice on cam and concealment I should probably start thinking of transfering to a different trade.

Sounds to me like your bashing him because he is a Sig.


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PostPosted: Fri Sep 11, 2009 7:51 pm
 


Why?


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