I would like to join the Canadian Armed Forces at 17 although I will only have a grade 9 education I am sure I am capable seeing as I have an above average IQ and display good physical fitness (although a little out of shape but will begin training), quick learner and someone who is fairly disciplined. The reason for my drop out is because of personal reasons I will not discuss but will have no effect on my military career. I enjoy challenges and would like this type of job because its challenging and typically honorable and rewarding.

The division I would like to join is the ones in which you mainly patrol and peace keep carrying around guns and mainly doing physically challenging activities in which you need almost no education besides the edu. given in basic training. Which I figure is front line Infantry.

I have no experience with weapons although I have no problem seeing anything die and does not affect me in any which way. Likely will have at least 2 years of judo before joining and am a natural at it.

Perhaps I could pull a few strings because my step-uncle is a Chief Warrant Officer who use to be at the base near Edmonton, AB (Moronville) but later was moved to the base near Halifax. He is a Engineer who is involved in the testing of the new air force technologies and has reached the highest position he can become. Also he tried to recruit me when I was 8 giving me a military article of some sort.

If someone would tell me if they would make an exception seeing as I would like to make a career out of this and would be willing to endure the mental and physical punishment this course requires. I live in Grande Prairie, AB and I am sure they have a recruitment office but I do not want to discuss this with my parents right away until I decide for-sure.
I am 15 years old at 5’10″ and 75kg.

Do not answer this if you are being ignorant because your either American or a bigot I will report you to yahoo.

Serious Answers only.
Also I would like to begin in Afghanistan by 2013 and then serve a tour. After my first tour I would like to take a year off and then begin another.

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