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Old 16-12-21, 20:36
David Dunlop David Dunlop is offline
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It certainly has that look about it, James, though I don’t think 202 Workshop was a training facility, beyond the possible monitoring of recent Trade School Graduates til they came up to speed.

I think most Canadian Military Trade Training takes place at CFB Borden, north of Toronto. Anything new arriving into Military Service that needed maintenance/servicing, would likely see examples of the equipment going to Borden early in the acquisition process so the various schools could gear up appropriate training courses. However, there are others here on MLU better qualified than I am who might be able to confirm if Wireless Maintenance was taught at Borden and if so, if they maintained a supply of the various sets up there for training purposes.

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