Search results

Hi Lance, I remember when I was a young pup in London during the early 80's, I was told we were the 'reaction' force up north (remember our Macco Norway ex's  ;D ) & that we were basically a minor speed bump to slow down the communist hoard es for 12 to 24 hours while the rest of NATO got it's...

RIP Troops  :salute:

I was going out, could not find my jeans. I said (without thinking) to my Mum "Mum, where's my f'n jeans?" There was dead silence, and back in 1977, one did not say words like that around their Mums. I hope they still don't in 2010. ;D LOL! I did the same thing; Christmas of 82, first leave I...

St John the Baptist is the patron saint of French Canada (insert a few other places) St John, NB.  I am close to St John, NB.  Happy feast of Saint John to all my brethren! (It is also a feast day, celebrated in the Roman Catholic Church) St' John's NL (one of the oldest settlements in...

My condolences to the Families & our Medical family. Rest In Peace Troops...you will not be forgotten...Militi Succurimus  :salute:  :cdn:  :salute:

Ah, but the tree huggers don't call it 'global warming' anymore; it's now 'climate change'  ::)

Mike, Sean, how long have we heard the same BS? Mike, when we were back on our 3's & in Chatham in the late 80's & early 90's. Sean,when we were in gag town in the 90's.  When the the PA course stood up I remember on my 6A asking the the good ol' PA club who came in & I asked about when the...

Well, I left 2RCR in 2000. I was in the UMS which was a part of Lima Coy.  The P&D were also part of Lima Coy. The troops came from all parts of the Btn, but the P&D were a section of Lima Coy.

RIP Sir  :cdn:  :salute:  :cdn: Pro Patria

Been wearing 'green' for 28 years now & have been posted to a naval reserve for the last 4 years ; I'm proud to wear the pin on my CADPAT slip-on.  :salute:  :cdn:

But on the other side of the coin, people become to afraid to do the right thing or help another for fear of retribution.

Write the letter anyway Kat; get the little s**t-bubble canned.

Huh, sounds like some of the antics that went on when I was posted to London in the early 80's  ;D

So one jerk-o** on another site started blasting you about how dumb you are for not being able to post a link?? The idiot, kitkat is NOT you... You won't find that here.

Instructed on the one last year teaching on the C7; basic battle drills;FED; etc. It was a great go with great people. Was hoping to go again this year, but niner-dom is retiring after 30 years of res & reg service so wer'e heading to the north shore of NB to put down (final) roots.

Shocked when I heard. I worked with Carol in Gagetown in the TMT room; RIP Carol; my condolences to her family.

Yep, Jackie kept her maiden name. She's an Acadianne from the the north shore; Robertville, just outside Bathurst. Mine is Connors, from Pouch Cove, 20 minutes east of St. John's.

Sorry if this is the wrong place to post; tried searching for a 'retirement' thread in the forums & search but came up blank. I just wanted to inform any RMS clerks or retired / former Adm clerks & fin clerks (some of whom on this site may know or did know my better half in the past). WO Jackie...

Posted by: medicineman    Please read 2 posts above yours. Hence S, why I stopped answering on this tread... -g  ;)

Posted by: IN HOC SIGNOwhen I was at Gagetown the G1 (a LCOL Infantry) had a very pronounced stutter when he spoke one on one but not so much when he spoke in public. He was a great guy and had a very successful career. I believe he retired since then with at least 30 years service. I remember...