Cornelius said:Happy anniversary to the members of the largest Branch in the CF.
ArmyVern said:Mother of gawd you're early!!
I was so hoping to get the first post up --- after the Sports Day --- and the few barley sandwhichs at the festivities. I can predict that I shall be posting loaded.
And given that the Birthday is followed by the Logspeil the next week, followed by a week of me in Ottawa, and then the 3 ASG Mess Dinner the next week after that ... it shall be a lovely month of February indeed. >
NFLD Sapper said:Guess you ain't gonna be fit to post for awhile ;D
Mortarman Rockpainter said:Happy Birthday to the branch, which, contrary to arm chair generals everywhere, is of the profession that professionals discuss, whilst we amateurs discuss tactics.
the map and blueprint IS logisitics! That's brilliant!ArmyVern said:I'd be comfortable with your discussion of tactical requirements to mount a section attack against some un-named logisitical site in order to pillage it of it's "it's our stock -- not your kit" bounty.
May even be able to ante up a map or blueprint or two to assist in the prep & planning. Ask me in February.
Mortarman Rockpainter said:the map and blueprint IS logisitics! That's brilliant!
(I'll take you up on that!)
ArmyVern said:Oh no, I'll post. It just won't be very pretty. ;D
daftandbarmy said:Happy 40th Loggies! (cue 'Wait for the Wagons')
By the way, I just went down to clothing stores at CFB Esquimalt to get my ICE kit issued. It was possibly the finest demonstration of customer service in any stores, in any country, that I've experienced in my 30-ish year military career. I was in and out in under an hour and the guy behind the counter was absolutely amazing. Got issued everything that I knew that I was entitled to, and a bunch of stuff I didn't even know was available here yet. He even made sure that if there was a brand new set of kit, that I got that vs. older used stuff. Got all my scary computer records sorted out too. Something's going right down there. I'll be writing a letter to the Base Commander about it.
Roy Harding said:And you expect that we'll notice???
Roy Harding said:Please carry through on that thought. It'll be a great shot in the arm for both the OC and WO (and consequently the troops) involved in that particular section.
So many folks remark only on their negative experiences - and forget to mention the positive experiences
On behalf of loggies everywhere (even though I'm retired, and even though I was an "unwilling" loggie) - thanks for the recognition those troops deserve.
geo said:Was well served by the Ordonance & Service corps in the past and Logistics today.
Good bunch of troops.
(Everyone is permitted the occasional lousy day & when you consider that people regularly come to them, asking for kit they are not entitled to OR trying to exchange kit that is still serviceable OR trying to have written off kit that they've lost thru their own negligence OR trying to return dirty kit... their crankyness is understandable.)
Happy Birthday to Loggies everywhere
CHIMO!
Sgt Schultz said:Or when the bus is a few mintues late..
Mortarman Rockpainter said:the map and blueprint IS logisitics! That's brilliant!
(I'll take you up on that!)
BinRat55 said:On THAT note... : ... Happy (early) 40th Anniversary to all Loggies out there. I love this branch and I love this trade - I especially love reading Vern's posts when she's smashed. How many Logisticians out there can boast about how they were once captured by the Airborne and survived to win a really pretty tinfoil medal fashioned from REAL cigarette foil?? Only 2 that I know of!!
Vern, stay outta poo in Ottawa and toss a rock at the St Laurent building for us lowly not-fortunate-enough-to-be-supply-manager supply techs, will ya?