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mover1 said:Promote that man
I keep standing in the mirror, saying that and pointing at the reflection when the CO walks by...no luck so far
mover1 said:Promote that man
GAP said:Maybe he thinks you are talking and pointing at him and he is really appreciative
Sgt. Monique Beauchamp, a spokeswoman for the RCMP, said the force works in partnership with Ottawa police and the various government agencies who organize Canada Day to patrol the festivities, but there are no specific measures to protect the war memorial.
"I wish we could be everywhere and take care of every single incident, but the important part is to make sure people have a safe place to enjoy the fireworks and then be on their way home safely," she said.
Yrys said:Is she clueless?
Seem to me that specific measure ARE needed at least on Canada day!
I like this, too. Troops could be put on TD or something. I'm sure that the Reserves could use the work, and it gives the CF a higher profile, as well as giving Ottawa another tourist attraction.I personally think it could fall into the GGFG's hands full time or a rotating duty through 2 CMBG.
paracowboy said:I like this, too. Troops could be put on TD or something. I'm sure that the Reserves could use the work, and it gives the CF a higher profile, as well as giving Ottawa another tourist attraction.
They'd need some ROEs, though, and LEO coordination, I'd think.
paracowboy said:They'd need some ROEs, though, and LEO coordination, I'd think.
Excellent point,and an excellent argument.That would be a post any soldier would be honored to do.My point would be to put a Mountie on it along with the military for special occasions.Infanteer said:The US never would have such a problem as there is a guard mounted on the tomb at all times. Considering we pay for Skyhawks and Snowbirds, I don't see how a permanent guard could be considered a waste....