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THE CANADIAN GUNNER L’ARTILLEUR CANADIEN

2008 THE CANADIAN GUNNER L’ARTILLEUR CANADIEN

Volume 43 April 2009 Avril 2009

Captain-General, The Royal Regiment Capitaine-général. le Régiment royal of Canadian Artillery de l’Artillerie canadienne Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II Sa Majesté la Reine Elizabeth II Colonel Commandant, The Royal Regiment Colonel commandant, le Régiment royal Of Canadian Artillery de l’Artillerie canadienne Brigadier General E.B. Beno, OMM, CD Brigadier Général E.B. Beno, OMM, CD Senior Serving Gunner Artilleur en service principal Lieutenant General J. Arp, CMM, CD Lieutenant Général J. Arp, CMM, CD Director of Artillery Directeur de l’Artillerie Colonel D.D. Marshall, OMM, CD Colonel D.D. Marshall, OMM, CD Commander Home Station Commandant de la garnison Régimentaire Lieutenant-Colonel J.J. Schneiderbanger, CD Lieutenant-colonel J.J. Schneiderbanger, CD Editor-in-Chief Rédacteur en chef Vacant Vacant

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L’Artilleur canadien est une publication annuelle fiancée par le The Canadian Gunner is published annually and is financed Fonds régimentaire de l’ARC et a bonn ement. by the RCA Regimental Fund and subscriptions. Les auteurs expriment leur propre opinion et il ne s’agit pas The views expressed by the authors are their own and do not nécessairement de la politque offcielle. necessarily reflect official policy. Tous les textes et les photos soumis deviennent propriétés All copy and photos submitted become the property of The de l’Artilleur canadien, à moins qu’ils ne soient accompagnés Canadian Gunner unless accompanied by a statement that d’un avis indiquant qu’ils ne sont que prêtés et qu’ils doivent they are on loan and are required to be returned. être retournés. Scholars may feel free to quote from articles in The Cana- Les étudiants peuvent citer en tout ou en partie des articles dian Gunner in whole or in part, provided that normal source de l’Artilleur canadien, à condition d’en citer la source. Dans ce acknowledgement is made. The editors, in this respect would même domaine, les rédacteurs aimeraient recevoir un exem- appreciate a copy of all works using The Canadian Gunner as plaire de tout travail citant l’Artilleur canadien comme ouvrage source material. de référence.

Canadian Gunner 1 Table of Contents

Mot du Colonel Commandant/ Message from the Colonel Commandant ...... 4

Mot du Directeur de L’Artillerie/ Message from the Director of Artillery ...... 6

1st Regiment Royal Canadian Horse Artillery ...... 8

2nd Regiment Royal Canadian Horse Artillery ...... 10

5é Régiment d’artillerie légère du Canada ...... 12

4th Air Defence Regiment, RCA ...... 14

Royal Canadian Artillery School École d’artillerie de campagne ...... 16

Royal Canadian Artillery Band ...... 18

1st (Halifax-Dartmouth) Field Artillery Regiment and 84th Independent Field Battery, RCA ...... 19

2nd Field Artillery Regiment, RCA ...... 20

3rd Field Artillery Regiment, RCA ...... 21

5th (British Columbia) Field Artillery Regiment, RCA ...... 22

6é Régiment d’artillerie de campagne, ARC ...... 23

7th Toronto Regiment, RCA ...... 24

38th CBG Artillery Tactical Group (10th Field Artillery Regiment, 26th Field Artillery Regiment, 116th Independent Field Battery) ...... 25

11th Field Artillery Regiment, RCA ...... 27

15th Field Artillery Regiment, RCA ...... 28

20th Field Artillery Regiment, RCA ...... 29

30th Field Artillery Regiment, RCA ...... 30

49th Field Artillery Regiment, RCA ...... 31

56th Field Artillery Regiment, RCA ...... 32

62é Régiment d’artillerie de campagne, ARC ...... 33

1st Air Defence Regiment (Landmark and Renfrew Scottish), RCA...... 34

2 L’Artilleur Canadien 18th Air Defence Regiment, RCA ...... 35

RHQ RCA/QGR ARC ...... 36

RCA Museum/ Musée de l’ARC...... 37

Règlements de la compétition pour l’essai en Mémoire du Colonel Geoffrey Brooks/ The Colonel Geoffrey Brooks Essay Rules and Submission Deadlines ...... 38

Proud Supporters of The Royal Regiment of Canadian Artillery/ Les supporters fier nos contributeurs au La Régiment royal de l’Artillerie canadienne ...... 39

Regimental Fund Financial Statement 08-09/ État de Compte du Fond Régimentaire 08-09 ...... 40

The Royal Regiment of Canadian Artillery Listing by Rank/ Liste par Grade du Régiment royal de l’Artillerie canadienne ...... 41

Canadian Gunner 3 Message from the Mot du Colonel Commandant Colonel Commandant

To Gunners everywhere, À nos artilleurs partout,

I wish to express my heartfelt thanks and admiration for a J’aimerais exprimer mes plus sincères remerciements et mon job well done this past year. Our soldiers on operations are admiration pour l’excellent travail accompli au cours de l’année outstanding, supported by a strong and vibrant Regimental qui vient de prendre fin. Soutenus par une solide et vibrante famille Family. In spite of the challenges of continuously taking on new régimentaire, nos soldats en opérations sont exceptionnels. En roles, introducing new equipments, and sustaining a high rate of dépit des nombreux défis que sont le fait d’occuper de nouveaux operational commitment, the enthusiasm, morale and esprit de rôles de façon constante, l’introduction de nouveau matériel et corps in the Royal Regiment are indeed high. Never in my time le maintien d’une cadence élevée d’engagement opérationnel, has Montgomery’s quote been more evident: “… the harder the l’enthousiasme, le moral et l’esprit de corps du Régiment royal fighting and the longer the war, the more the infantry, and in fact de l’Artillerie canadienne restent élevés. Jamais de mon temps all arms, lean on the gunners. The proper use of the artillery is a la citation de Montgomery ne m’est apparue aussi évidente : great battle-winning factor.” I have seen this first hand in my two « …plus les combats devenaient acharnés et que la guerre trips to Task Force Afghanistan this past year. perdurait, et plus l’infanterie, et en fait même toutes les armes, dépendaient des artilleurs. L’utilisation adéquate de l’artillerie est I shall continue to do all in my power to communicate our un facteur essentiel de la victoire. » J’ai pu constater la véracité Gunner message, facilitate in the support of operational de ces paroles lors de mes deux visites effectuées l’an passé à capability and the transformation of the Royal Regiment, and la Force opérationnelle Afghanistan. help celebrate our great successes. Our message is loud and clear – we are a strong Regimental family with a wide array of Je vais continuer de tout faire en mon pouvoir pour functions and capabilities but serving under one badge. We are communiquer le message des artilleurs, faciliter le soutien de la proud of what we bring to the all arms fight, and we will live up to capacité opérationnelle et la transformation du Régiment royal the heritage and traditions of our forebears – and we will speak de l’Artillerie canadienne, en plus de célébrer nos grands succès. with a strong and united “Voice of the Guns.” Notre message est fort et clair – nous constituons une solide famille régimentaire, avec une vaste gamme de fonctions et de Not resting on the laurels of our past, we must push on. All of capacités, et portons tous le même insigne. Nous sommes fiers us must do what we can to support Artillery Transformation. We de ce que nous contribuons au combat toutes armes, soucieux need to prepare for tomorrow’s people, tomorrow’s equipment, de nous montrer à la hauteur du patrimoine et des traditions de and tomorrow’s fight – and rest assured that the Director of nos prédécesseurs – et nous continuerons de parler de la « voix Artillery and the leadership of the Royal Regiment have this forte et unie de nos canons ». well in hand. The Gunner transformation plan gives us the firm 4 L’Artilleur Canadien foundation to prepare for operations, international and domestic, Loin de se reposer sur les lauriers de notre passé, nous devons of the future. It prepares us to face any number of conditions and aller de l’avant. Nous devons faire tout ce que nous pouvons eventualities – again as one Regiment, Regular and Reserve, pour soutenir la transformation de l’artillerie. Nous devons nous moving forward in unison. préparer au monde de demain, au matériel de demain et au combat de demain – et soyez assurés que le directeur – Artillerie We have much to celebrate, individually and collectively. It et le leadership du Régiment royal de l’Artillerie canadienne ont gives me great pride and pleasure to see the accomplishments cette tâche bien en main. Le Plan de transformation de l’artilleur of Gunners and Gunner institutions being recognized. Our nous procure les fermes fondations pour nous préparer aux Museum, our School, our units, our RCA and Regimental opérations internationales et nationales de l’avenir. Il nous associations, our bands, and our history & heritage are being prépare à faire face à toute condition ou éventualité – encore recognized in so many ways, both nationally and in local une fois en tant que régiment de la Force régulière et de la communities. We especially celebrate the bravery, determination Réserve, à aller de l’avant à l’unisson. and professionalism of our Gunners on operations, and those who support them directly and indirectly. Let us all continue to Nous avons beaucoup à célébrer, tant individuellement give appropriate recognition where due – which is ubiquitous que collectivement. J’éprouve énormément de fierté et de and often. plaisir à voir les accomplissements des artilleurs et leurs institutions reconnus. Nos musées, notre école, nos unités, nos I am incredibly proud to be your Colonel Commandant – our associations de l’ARC et régimentaires, nos musiques, notre Gunners make me proud. I wish all ranks of the Royal Regiment, histoire et notre patrimoine sont reconnus de tant de façons, and our broader Regimental Family, great success in your tant au niveau national que dans les collectivités locales. Nous endeavours for the coming year. célébrons spécialement la bravoure, la détermination et le professionnalisme de nos artilleurs en opérations, ainsi que ceux Good Shooting - Ubique qui les soutiennent directement et indirectement. Continuons tous de leur témoigner la reconnaissance appropriée qui leur Ernest Beno, OMM, CD est due – c’est à dire partout et souvent. Brigadier-General, Retired Colonel Commandant Je suis des plus fiers d’être votre colonel commandant – nos artilleurs me rendent fier. Je souhaite à tous les rangs du Régiment royal de l’Artillerie canadienne, et à l’ensemble de notre grande famille régimentaire, des succès retentissants dans leur entreprise pour l’année à venir.

Bon tir - Ubique

Ernest Beno, OMM, CD Brigadier-général (retraité) Colonel commandant

Canadian Gunner 5 Message from the Mot du Director of Artillery Directeur de L’Artillerie

Fellow Gunners, Chers artilleurs,

Many will reflect back on 2008 as an important one in our Regimental Nombreux sont ceux qui verront en 2008 une année importante dans history. The pace and breadth of Artillery transformation has rarely been l’histoire de notre Régiment. Le rythme et l’étendue de la transformation de so noteworthy other than in times of global conflict. As we continued l’artillerie ont rarement été aussi remarquables hormis en temps de conflit to support the Canadian Task Force in Afghanistan with the provision mondial. Dans la poursuite de notre soutien de la Force opérationnelle of gun batterys, FOO/FAC parties, SUAV troops, FSCCs, ASCCs, and canadienne en Afghanistan avec des batteries d’obusiers, des équipes individual staff officers and NCOs, we fielded new capabilities, undertook OAA/CAA, des troupes SUAV, des CCFA, des CCEA et des officiers et sous- restructuring in our regiments, welcomed an influx of new soldiers in officiers d’état-major, nous déployons de nouvelles capacités, entreprenons the quest for further growth, and pushed forward with important projects la restructuration de nos régiments, accueillons un afflux de nouveaux designed to provide the Army with enhanced capabilities. soldats en quête d’une croissance accrue et allons de l’avant avec des projets importants afin de doter l’Armée de capacités améliorées. I am happy to report that the Royal Regiment remains generally healthy and strongly motivated, despite the almost-chaotic pace of Je suis heureux de constater que les membres du Régiment royal de activity. With a small core group of like-minded staff and the active l’Artillerie canadienne sont généralement en bonne santé et extrêmement participation of COs and RSMs, we have moved forward with a new motivés, en dépit de la cadence quasi-chaotique des activités. Avec un noyau force structure model that will hopefully see considerable integration animé des mêmes idées au sein de l’état-major et la participation active des of Reserve Gunners in the taskings/missions of our Regular Force cmdt et des SMR, nous évoluons vers un nouveau modèle de structure Regiments. Given that we will not see any further appreciable growth in de force qui, nous l’espérons, apportera une intégration considérable des Regular Force personnel after 2010, we have had to “harvest” some of artilleurs de la Réserve en ce qui a trait à l’attribution des missions et aux our intended growth and re-direct it to meet future capabilities, such as missions mêmes de nos régiments de la Force régulière. Compte tenu du the new Long Range Precision Guided Rocket System. The Army has fait que nous n’attendons aucune croissance appréciable du nombre de been generally supportive in endorsing a number of our new (and not membres de la Force régulière après 2010, nous avons dû « récolter » une so new) initiatives. partie de notre croissance prévue pour la réorienter afin de répondre aux capacités de l’avenir comme le nouveau lance-missiles de précision à longue In my first seven months as Director, I have had the opportunity portée. L’armée s’est montrée habituellement coopérative en endossant to visit all the Regular Force Regiments and the School. A common plusieurs de nos nouvelles (et moins récentes) initiatives. theme throughout all of these visits reveals that our soldiers are getting tired, and that it is becoming increasingly difficult to force generate the Au cours de mes sept premiers mois en tant que directeur, j’ai eu l’occasion required personnel to support our expeditionary operations. To our great de visiter tous les régiments d’artilleurs de la Force régulière, de même que benefit, the Reserve Gunners have stepped up to the plate in numbers notre École. Un thème récurrent rencontré lors de ces visites est l’épuisement 6 L’Artilleur Canadien that exceed most other Branches, to train and serve alongside our des troupes et la difficulté accrue de mettre sur pied la force requise pour Regular Force brothers and sisters. The overwhelming majority of our soutenir nos opérations expéditionnaires. À notre grand avantage, les Commanders on operations are unable to tell the difference between artilleurs de la Réserve se sont portés volontaires en un nombre excédant la Regular and Reserve artillery soldiers. This is a great testament to our majeure partie des volontaires des autres branches, pour s’entraîner et servir training methodologies, our leadership and the notion of “one” Royal aux côtés de leurs frères et sœurs de la Force régulière. La vaste majorité de Regiment. nos commandants en opérations sont incapables de distinguer les soldats de l’artillerie provenant de la Force régulière de ceux de la Réserve. C’est là un I am humbled by the support and encouragement received by our grand témoignage de nos méthodologies d’instruction, de notre leadership et Colonel Commandant and the Artillery Council, as well the strong de la notion qu’il n’y a qu’«un » Régiment royal de l’Artillerie canadienne. representations made by our broader family in the Royal Canadian Artillery Association. We could not ask for a more caring, vibrant and Je suis reconnaissant du soutien et de l’encouragement reçus de notre strategically-focused leadership group to guide us through such a hefty colonel commandant et du Conseil consultatif de l’artillerie, de même que period of transformation and engagement in operations. I am also de la forte représentation de notre grande famille au sein de l’Association grateful for the increased participation and engagement by the Artillery de l’Artillerie royale canadienne. On ne peut espérer un leadership plus leadership in such forums as the Artillery Advisory Board, now held attentionné, vibrant et concentré sur la stratégie pour nous guider au travers twice per year in order to keep the leadership abreast of current and d’une période de transformation et d’engagement dans les opérations aussi forthcoming issues requiring resolution. tumultueuse. Je suis également reconnaissant de la participation et de l’engagement accrus du leadership de l’artillerie dans les forums comme le During the course of 2009 And 2010, Gunners will continue to be Conseil consultatif de l’artillerie se tenant maintenant deux fois par année et challenged to manage the demands placed upon them and their dont le but est de tenir le leadership au courant des questions actuelles et à respective units. The Reserve Force units will begin the process of venir nécessitant des solutions. reorienting their mission focus as they come to grips with specified expeditionary and domestic tasks. The STA batterys of the Regular Au cours de l’année 2009-2010, les artilleurs devront continuer de relever Force units will emerge and establish their capabilities under the le défi des demandes qui leur sont imposées personnellement comme à pressure of competing priorities. The expected arrival of new capabilities leur unité respective. Les unités de la Réserve entameront leur processus de such as the rockets and new radars will see the transition of 4AD Regt réorientation selon la mission au même moment où elles se feront face aux into a Tactical Artillery Group, comprising of one battery each of rockets, tâches nationales et d’autres spécifiquement expéditionnaires. Les batteries radars and Ground Based Air Defence assets. This structure and the SAO des unités de la Force régulière seront mises sur pied et établiront new capabilities that it represents will cause us to reflect upon and likely leurs capacités sous la pression de priorités concurrentes. L’arrivée attendue revise our various trade structures in a manner that offers the greatest des nouvelles capacités que sont les lance-missiles et de nouveaux radars breadth of employment and career opportunities that Gunners have had entraînera la transition du 4 RAAA en Groupe d’artillerie tactique comprenant in half a century. These are exciting times, but not without a few bumps une batterie de lance-missiles, ainsi que des systèmes radars et de défense

along the road to success. Those familiar with the term”hot planning” will aérienne basée au sol. Cette structure et les nouvelles capacités qu’elle clearly ununderstand what I mean in this regard. représente nous amèneront à étudier et à réviser nos diverses structures professionnelles de façon à offrir la plus vaste gamme possible d’emplois My focus during 2009 will be to solidify the positional gains we have et de possibilités de carrières à laquelle les artilleurs aient jamais eu accès made and create the conditions necessary to begin further transformation en un demi-siècle. Nous vivons une période excitante, mais qui ne sera pas beginning in 2011. I will endeavour to visit as many of our Reserve units dénuée de cahots sur le chemin menant au succès. Ceux qui connaissent as possible as part of the continuing mission of “communicate, facilitate l’expression de la « planification à chaud » comprendront clairement ce à and celebrate” our successes and challenges. Finally, I will push hard quoi je fais référence. to ensure that all of our lessons identified in current operations are captured and articulated through revised doctrine- something we tend Je mettrai l’accent en 2009 sur la consolidation des acquis et la création to leave tooo late. des conditions requises pour mener encore plus loin la transformation dès 2011. J’entreprendrai de visiter le plus d’unités de la Réserve possible afin I am both honoured and humbled to be your Director during these de « communiquer, faciliter et célébrer » nos succès et défis. Enfinn, je ferai en busy times. It is clear that I need your continued support, understanding sorte que toutes les leçons identifiées pendant les opérations actuelles soient and engagement – at all rank levels- to actively move the yardsticks retenues et articulées par une révision de la doctrine – un secteur que nous in so many areas. Whether you fill sandbags, fight forest fires, drive avons tendance à négliger. troops and supplies to a mission area, drag toboggans on patrol in the Arctic, or send hot steel toward a determined foe, know that your valued Je suis à la fois honoré d’être votre directeur et empreint d’humilité contribution brings credit to the entire Gunner family. The sacrifices that en ces temps occupés. Il est clair que j’ai besoin de votre soutien, votre you and yoour loved ones are making continue to be acknowledged and compréhension et votre dévouement constants – à tous les grades – respected from the Army Commander on down. afin de franchir les étapes avec dynamisme dans tant de secteurs. Que vous remplissiez des sacs de sable, luttiez contre des incendies de forêt, Good Luck and Good Shooting to All, conduisiez des véhicules transportant des troupes et du matériel dans un secteur de mission, tractiez des luges en patrouille dans l’Arctique ou tiriez Ubique! des obus contre un ennemi déterminé, sachez que votre conttribution est appréciée et porte crédit à toute la famille des artilleurs. Les sacrifices que vous et vos proches acceptez continuent d’être salués et respectés depuis le commandant de l’Armée jusqu’aux plus bas échelons de la chaîne de commandement.

Bonne chance et bon tir à tous.

Ubique!

Canadian Gunner 7 1st Regiment Royal Canadian Horse Artillery

1 RCHA – 2008 A Year in Review OPERATIONS 2008 proved to be both an exciting and challenging year for the The year of 2008 proved itself to be a good year for the guns gunners of 1 RCHA. After a long period of work-up training, B of 1 RCHA in regards to operations. B Bty conducted its final Battery (Bty) deployed to Afghanistan as part of Task Force 1-08. preparations before deployment and headed to Afghanistan in In total, B Bty consisted of over 200 soldiers, all eager to get their February of 2008. While deployed, the Bty served as an integral chance to serve their country abroad. While B Bty accounted part of the 2 PPCLI Battle Group and provided not only timely for most of 1 RCHA’s soldiers in Afghanistan, some deployed as and accurate fire support, but also co-ordinated a variety of members of the Kandahar Provincial Reconstruction team or the assets to support Battle Group operations. This included, but OMLT. For those was not limited not deployed to, Lightweight to Afghanistan, Counter-Mortar the year proved Radar (LCMR), to be busy Hostile Artillery nonetheless. Locating There was a lot System (HALO), of coordination Unmanned occurring on Air Vehicles this side of (UAV), Close Air the Atlantic Support (CAS) to see that and Aviation the personnel assets. The deployed were coordination of provided with these elements the support was critical needed to to mission ensure success success. on the mission. In addition B Bty did to providing amazing work support to B Bty, in bringing Capt O’Donnell, Sgt Cutler, Mbdr Cote and Bdr Hannam work with the marine corps calling in 1 RCHA carried together all fast air while in Hawaii on with the aspects of the annual domestic artillery world. operations by deploying troops on all three rotations to Rogers The gun troops of B Bty were relied upon to deploy and support Pass, British Columbia in order to conduct Avalanche Control as all operations during the tour, which they did with consistency part of Op PALACI. Also, C Bty began to lay the initial groundwork and accuracy. The Forward Observation teams co-ordinated for their deployment as part of Task force 3-09, conducting fires, supporting all elements of the BG. They repeatedly used training and courses to set the conditions for success in future indirect fires and coordinated CAS and Aviation assets, resulting operations. Add to this the normal routine of 1 RCHA, and one in several air engagements against the Taliban. Their operations can begin too see the hectic pace set in 2008. ranged from all Light Armoured Vehicle (LAV) based operations supporting the Recce Squadron and the Tank Squadron to The year saw many changes to the faces of the leadership dismounted operations supporting the infantry companies. of 1 RCHA as well. In June, Chief Warrant Officer Tony Gilks On many occasions they were called upon to engage targets took over as Regimental Sergeant Major from Chief Warrant “danger close” to friendly troops to assist in the defeat of Officer Chris Barth. In addition, in August, C Bty saw Major the enemy or to break contact. While deployed overseas, Shawn Fortin take the reins from Major Todd Scharlach, who Surveillance and Target Acquisition Troop found themselves moved on to assume command of HQ and Svcs Bty from Major extremely busy manning all systems. Several highlights included David Buchanan. Furthermore, Major Tyler Kennedy took the an acoustic detection by the HALO system which detected an helm of A Bty as BC. A Bty also saw a new BSM as Master IED detonation against the United States Police Mentor Team Warrant Officer Paul Pinel assumed this role. Upon return from which allowed the Canadians to move quickly to their location Afghanistan, Major Jamie Vieveen relinquished his command of in order to offer assistance. B Bty also deployed a Counter B Bty to Major Julien Richard. Mortar Radar team to a combat outpost which allowed for the 8 L’Artilleur Canadien successful engagement of an enemy mortar base plate position 1 RCHA also assisted the home station to host the Junior based upon its detections. The Micro Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Officer’s Course. Due to operational commitments, this was detachments were very busy supporting every operation. They the first time that the JOC had been run in two years. As flew hundreds of flights in support of the various operations and such, there were 57 students in Shilo, all prepared to become provided real-time footage to the combat teams. It should be immersed in Regimental heritage, history and tradition. There noted that in addition to B Bty deploying, 1 RCHA also sent were many familiar faces of the artillery present for the event, individuals to work as part of the Operational Mentoring and such as the Colonel Commandant, BGen (Retired) Beno, the Liaison Team. In this role they helped to mentor the Afghan Director of Artillery and MGen S.A. Beare. Following the many National Army, conducting numerous operations by their side in informative lectures by an impressive list of guest speakers, order to build up their effectiveness and ability. All in all, while the RCA Officer’s Mess hosted an excellent mess dinner. It very busy, the tools brought to the battlefield were highly prized was here that the Artillery’s subalterns lost a hard fought crud by the commanders and helped both to keep Canadian troops tournament to the senior officers of the artillery. safe and to defeat the Taliban at every opportunity. 1 RCHA also deployed personnel to the KPRT which put forth efforts to The end of the year bore witness to the 1 RCHA annual help rebuild Afghanistan. The KPRT worked on numerous aid Christmas traditions. The joyous season was celebrated projects in an effort to provide the people of Afghanistan with through the Soldier’s Appreciation Dinner followed by the NCO’s services and projects that have long been impossible due to at home to the officers for a bit of Christmas cheer. There was years of conflict. also the infamous “Subbies Carolling”, where the 1 RCHA subalterns treated the Senior Officers of the Regiment to the While on tour, B Bty experienced the loss of one of its own melodic symphony of their angelic voices, and were rewarded with the death of Bdr Jeremie Ouellet on 11 March 2008. Bdr by exquisite delicacies. To celebrate Saint Barbara’s day, Ouellet was remembered by all who knew him as an outstanding 1 RCHA held a military skills competition, where participants friend and colleague. Bdr Ouellet was honoured along with all tested their pluck in a variety of army themed challenges. the fallen of TF 1-08 in a remembrance ceremony held on 14 Finally there were the traditional hockey games where despite November. He is missed by all. a strong showing by A Bty, B Bty won the Kingston Cup and C Bty managed defeat HQ and Svcs Bty to secure the Hugsweir Throughout their time in Afghanistan, B Bty held fast to the Cup. Once again the NCOs bested the officers, meaning that tradition of 1 RCHA providing unparalleled support to their the most despised skate trophy will reside in the Commanding Battle Groups. While deployed, B Bty had many firsts, including Officer’s office for yet another year. firing the first two Excalibur rounds operationally. Time and time again, the guns of B Bty were called upon to fire in support of 2008 proved to be a good year for the guns of the First troops in contact, and time and time again the guns of B Bty Regiment. They deployed once again into Afghanistan, where proved themselves by quickly putting down artillery with deadly they provided unwavering support to the supported arms, accuracy. At the end of the tour, B Bty had earned the trust and hammering the enemy at every opportunity and bringing much admiration of everyone with whom they had worked. deserved credit to the guns of 1 RCHA. Those not in Afghanistan put training first, developing the skills required to continue to EXERCISES provide first-rate fires when needed in operations. When not The soldiers of 1RCHA who were not deployed overseas fighting or training to fight, 1 RCHA still found time to relax and found ways to keep themselves busy. The year kicked off with come together as a regimental family through traditions, sports Ex STRONG CONTENDER, where 1 RCHA sent a team that and social events. This dedication to fighting, training and to represented the Regiment well in competition with the other each other will mean that regardless of future challenges, the units of 1 CMBG. C Bty began its training in March conducting Gunners of 1 RCHA will be prepared to meet them head on. numerous Bty level exercises, before deploying to Suffield to support 1 PPCLI, providing live fire support to the infantry on Ex THOR’S HAMMER. They provided fire support to both 1 PPCLI and 3 PPCLI again in the fall for Ex SPARTAN WARRIOR and Ex VULCANS FORGE where the FOOs did a superb job coordinating CAS and indirect fires in support of infantry training up to platoon level. The Regiment also deployed a FOO Party (G33) to Hawaii to work as part of Ex RIMPAC in Hawaii. G33 spent close to two months deployed to the island state, living and working onboard the USS Bon Homme Richard working hand in hand with the United States Marine Corps. It was a hardship but sometimes we have to take the good with the bad.

1 RCHA took the opportunity in 2008 to remember its fallen comrades, dedicating a trig marker to Capt Jeff Francis. Jeff was killed in action against the Taliban in July of 2007. The dedication of the trig marker allowed for friends and family to gather together to pay remembrance to Capt Francis. Trig Francis will remain in the Shilo ranges and serve as a permanent reminder to all who pass it of the dedication and sacrifice made “ D-Tp in action” L - R Bdr Hovelkamp, Gnr Houle, Gnr Knee, by Capt Francis for his country. Bdr Duchesne-Tangauy, Bdr Turner

Canadian Gunner 9 2nd Regiment Royal Canadian Horse Artillery

Never ones to take a break, 2 RCHA has once again had an exciting and eventful year. 2008 saw the Regiment go from successfully preparing F Bty for deployment on TF 3-08 to planting the seeds within D Bty to go out the door in early 2010.

2008 IN REVIEW The main effort of the year was the mentorship of and support to F Bty as they were stood up for their deployment to Afghanistan with the 3 RCR Battle Group. The majority of D Bty deployed along with F Bty on their workup training exercises, both Ex SOUTHERN BEAR in Ft Bliss, Texas, as well as Ex MAPLE GUARDIAN in Wainwright, Alberta. This mentorship allowed F Bty to sharpen its Tactics Techniques and Procedures (TTPs) as well as undergo rigorous training through realistic scenarios. BC F Bty, Major Stu Taylor, gives much of the credit to D Bty for their assistance in training his soldiers for the success they have achieved to date in Afghanistan. HQ Bty, as always, was there every step of the way providing the outstanding support required to keep the training pertinent and rewarding.

The Regiment was not only limited to the ‘small’ task of sending an entire Bty out the door, however. On top of assisting F Bty every step of the way, the limited remainder of the Regiment was able to successfully undertake several other primary taskings. With the large influx of junior officers entering into the Branch, DP1.1 Artillery Officer Courses were exported from CTC Gagetown to both 1 RCHA and 2 RCHA. The RCAS sent instructors to Petawawa from May to August 08 to instruct and D Bty supported the course through the provision of staff and soldiers. The lucky students who got chosen to conduct their training in Petawawa during an The White Horse stands guard in front of the RHQ at Bldg especially hot and humid summer, graduated with a true P114. sense of belonging to “2 Guns”. D Bty also organized three HQ and D Btys participating. In addition to the usual cuts and iterations of Theatre Mission Specific Training (TMST) for 2 scrapes, there was the bruising of a few egos as well. HQ Bty, Bde. The aim of this training was to ensure that there were an led by the stellar goaltending of Padre Alan Nikkel, came back adequate number of qualified personnel capable of deploying from a sizeable deficit to win in a dramatic shootout victory on short notice as the replacement pool for TF 3-08. over D Bty in hockey. The highly anticipated afternoon match had the Senior NCO and Officer team scoring 15 unanswered 2 RCHA’s Regimental School Season once again kicked goals to win 15-6 over the Junior Ranks. The Regimental Ball off in September 08 with the Regiment running successful and Soldier’s Christmas Dinner were also great successes Basic Arty Comms and Command Post Tech courses within with large turnouts, despite the reduced parade state of the unit lines. Morning parades were scarce at times during the Regiment. The year came to an end with the thoughts and fall, with soldiers also attending numerous other national and prayers of every soldier in the unit constantly with our brothers Bde run PCF courses. in the Fighting Fox overseas and their families here at home.

The Christmas festive season arrived with a St. Barbara’s OPERATIONS Sports Day competition worthy of the old days, when E Bty Under Capt Tom Hicks, D Bty sent a FOO party to deploy (Para) used to etch their names onto every trophy on display. with TF 1-08 as G24. They trained with the 2 PPCLI BG and Camaraderie, competition, friendship, and fellowship were the deployed in support on 20 Feb 08. They were initially deployed catalyst behind this year’s Sports Day, with all ranks within with the C Company Combat Group to FOB Frontenac and

10 L’Artilleur Canadien began to develop their AO in the Argandhab and Shah wali-kot districts of Kandahar.

Towards the end of May, after the opium harvest was complete, G24 deployed to the Zhari/Panjway/Pashmul areas alongside the BG manoeuvre force where they began to concentrate exclusively on disrupting the insurgent influences in those areas. Unfortunately, Sgt Power and Bdr Dauphinais were wounded on a platoon- level patrol in the Pashmul area on 4 Sep 08.

Bdr Wilson, Bdr Thompson, and Bdr Dauphinais each received the JTFA Commander’s Commendation for their courageous actions in the face of the enemy throughout the tour. They Bombardier Joseph Ikerenge fires on insurgents from an austere gun position during Operation Janubi returned back to Canada Tapu 2. on 30 Sep 08. SUMMARY Although many of the faces within the Regiment have once In September, elements of D Bty received a Warning Order again changed this year, the quality of execution of taskings and to commence with preparations to deploy with the DART the level of professionalism have remained intact throughout. to Haiti in order to conduct humanitarian relief operations. Having successfully sent F Bty out to support the CF mission Although the DART Coy did not end up being deployed, in Afghanistan, all attention and efforts shift to the support of the event served as an excellent training opportunity and the families here on the home front and on preparing the D Bty reinforced the requirement to ensure that the Bty remained “Dragons” with the same quality training in their preparations at a heightened state of readiness for operational tasks at to join the fight in early 2010. For all involved this past year, all times. The BC, Major Steve Haire, did however deploy to it has been a very rewarding experience and the Regiment Haiti with the Joint Task Force HQ on Op HORATIO. extends its warmest wishes and heartfelt thanks to those who continue to support 2 Guns in Petawawa. CHANGE OF COMMAND Continuing on into 2008, most of the senior leadership that took D Bty to Afghanistan in 2006 have been posted to other units. Major Steve Haire took over command of D Bty from Major Dan Bobbitt on 18 July 08, with MWO Robert Beaudry receiving his pace stick from MWO Chad Wagar on 20 July when he took over as Battery Sergeant Major. During APS 08 there were a large number of postings both out of and into D Bty, consequently requiring the building of new teams in preparation for TF 1-10.

The unit extended a farewell to Padre Jean Johns this past summer with her posting to Winnipeg and the unit welcomed newcomer Padre Robin Major as the new Unit Chaplain in August. Padre Major’s stay was short lived, however, as he departed for CFB Borden and the Chaplain School to complete his BOTC-Chaplain course. The unit welcomed Padre Alan Nikkel, a reserve chaplain from the Ontario Regiment, on 15 Sept 08. Padre Nikkel served with the upmost dedication in Padre Major’s absence through to the end of the year. Major Stu Taylor, BC F addresses his Bty at the Z-Lines.

Canadian Gunner 11 5e Régiment d’artillerie légère du Canada

5e Régiment d’artillerie légère du Canada mois. Congé bien mérité, surtout en tenant compte du tempo très L’année 2008 a été une course au 5e RALC. Ce fut une année élevé au 5e RALC dû à la montée en puissance de la Bie R pour avec plein d’activités, de promotions et une école régimentaire la FO 1-09 et des multiples autres tâches à combler au sein de qui ne finissait jamais. Le régiment a vu la réintégration de la la Bde. Dès le retour au travail à la Garnison Valcartier, la Bie X Bie X, la reconstruction de la Bie Q, la montée en puissance de s’est tranquillement démantelée pour remplir les rangs de la Bie la Bie R et l’appui de la Bie CS. Pendant l’année le régiment a R. Il y a eu quelques mutations à l’extérieur et bien entendu les appuyé le cours d’officier d’observation avancée (OOA), le cours cours de carrière essentiels à la progression de ses membres. Le de commandant de batterie (CB), le cours d’instructeur d’artillerie Maj D.W. Smith a cédé sa place de commandant de batterie en (IA), sans oublier tous les cours nécessaires à la formation en vue juin au Maj J.L.A.P. St-Pierre. Entre mai et septembre, la Bie X a des prochains déploiements. Ce fut une année très occupée. effectué une vingtaine de tirs de salut pour différents évènements ayant lieu à Québec dans le cadre des festivités du 400e ou pour diverses parades. L’automne a été consacré, entre autres, à remplir les positions manquantes pour l’EX MAPLE GUARDIAN à Wainwright, afin d’assurer à la Force Opérationnelle (FO) 1-09 tout le support disponible pour compléter un entraînement réaliste en préparation de leur prochain déploiement. En novembre, nous avons participé à l’EX BOMBARDE BORDÉE, et la bie s’est déployée avec 3 LG1 et 1 M777. Enfin, le mois de décembre est arrivé, avec toutes les festivités telles que la Ste- Barbe, la fameuse partie de hockey sur glace et le dîner de la troupe. Enfin, le 12 décembre 2008, la bie s’est réunie une dernière fois avant le congé du temps des Fêtes, congé qui nous a permis sans doute de recharger les Batterie X batteries avant d’attaquer les nombreux défis qui nous attendent L’année 2008 fut une année très chargée pour la Bie X. Tout en janvier 2009. d’abord, la bie a fêté le Nouvel An en Afghanistan, dans des endroits exotiques tels que la base d’opération avancée (FOB) Batterie Q Wilson, la base de patrouille (PB) SPERWAN GHAR, la FOB Avant le retour de la Bie X, la Bie Q n’avait aucun personnel au MASSUB GHAR et la base de Kandahar (KAF). Janvier 2008 régiment, car tout son personnel était déployé avec la FO 3-07. signifiait pour la bie la dernière étape avant le retour à la maison. Sous le commandement de son nouveau CB, le Maj Masson, la Somme toute, lorsque la bie s’est redéployée au Canada, elle Bie Q a commencé à se reconstruire sous forme de la bie STA avait tiré plus de 3000 obus de canons M777. Plus de 180 du régiment. La Bie Q a eu une année pleine d’entraînement personnes formaient la Bie X en Afghanistan avec la FO 3-07. Le avec beaucoup d’instruction individuelle et a participé à l’EX retour au Canada s’est effectué entre février et mars, et tous ont BOMBARDE BORDEE. Exercice pendant laquelle, la bie a eu droit à des congés post-déploiement d’une durée d’environ 1 développée et apprise des procédure de ciblage dynamique. La 12 L’Artilleur Canadien bie a développé tout son personnel avec l’équipement STA pour CS a été très occupée à appuyer les cours d’OOA, de CB, d’IA, les qu’il devienne expert lorsque ses troupes se déploieront avec les nombreux exercices et bien sûr l’école régimentaire. À l’automne Bie X et R. la Bie CS a envoyé du personnel à Wainwright pour appuyer la Bie R dans l’EX MAPLE GUARDIAN, puis, elle a appuyé les Bie Batterie R X et Q dans l’EX BOMBARDE BORDÉE. Au mois de septembre, Du mois de la Bie CS a janvier au mois travaillé fort dans de mai, la Bie R la planification regroupait la moitié et l’appui de du Régiment la réunion non commise annuelle de sur la FO 3-07. l’Association de La plupart des l’Artillerie royale membres faisaient canadienne et partie de l’école la célébration du régimentaire afin 40e Anniversaire qu’ils acquièrent du 5e RALC. une l’instruction Même si la Bie individuelle CS a débuté requise en vue l’année avec des du prochain remplaçants dans déploiement. La presque toutes bie a aussi trouvé les positions de le temps pour faire commandement, des exercices la bie a quand de bie afin de raffiner ses capacités techniques. Au mois de même fait un mai, la Bie R est partie à la BFC Gagetown pour un exercice excellent travail et a placé les besoins du régiment en avant des régimentaire. Pour l’EX SABRE THRUST, un exercice de 14 leurs. jours qui a formé de nouveaux CB et IA, le régiment était composé d’effectifs provenant des Bie R, W, et E. Après cet exercice, la Conclusion bie s’est formée dans le contexte de l’Afghanistan, avec les Tpe Après les activités traditionnelles d’avant les Fêtes, telles la A, B, et C qui allaient être les tpe de canon, la Tpe STA, les 5 joute de hockey, les célébrations de la Ste-Barbara et le dîner de la équipes d’OOA, le QM, et le centre de contrôle des feux d’appui troupe, les membres du régiment ont eu droit à un congé de Noël (CCFA). Au mois de juillet le groupement tactique (GT) 1-09 a commencé sa montée en puissance, qui incluait les exercices RÉFLEXE RAPIDE 1, 2, 3, et l’EX MAPLE GUARDIAN. Le niveau de préparation a augmenté de façon impressionnante au cours de ces exercices majeurs à Valcartier et à Wainright. L’EX MAPLE GUARDIAN était un exercice très réaliste, et était conçu pour simuler l’Afghanistan le plus possible. Le raffinement des détails et la coopération en tant que bie ont été les meilleures leçons apprises. Avant l’exercice à Wainwright, la Bie R était un rassemblement de tpe sous un seul nom, mais après l’exercice, la Bie R est vraiment devenue, une bie prête pour des opérations de combats. Au retour à Valcartier, la bie a continué d’entraîner son personnel avec l’école régimentaire pour que chacun ait les qualifications nécessaires pour se déployer. La Bie R inclue plusieurs nouveaux artilleurs, plus d’une quinzaine de réservistes et plusieurs de ses membres sont affectés à de nouvelles fonctions. C’est grâce au dévouement démontré par son personnel que la bie R a atteint un niveau de préparation aussi élevé. bien mérité. L’année 2008 a été une année très mouvementée, mais somme toute, remplie de succès. La prochaine année Batterie de Commandement et Service (CS) risque d’être aussi occupée avec le déploiement de la Bie R sur L’année 2008 a passé très vite pour la Bie CS. La Bie CS avait la FO 1-09 ainsi que la montée en puissance de la FO 3-10. aussi du personnel déployé avec la Bie X, et la bie avait aussi du Cependant, le régiment peut être confiant que l’année 2009 sera personnel déployé pour un tour de 9 mois en Afghanistan. La Bie autant, sinon meilleure, que l’année 2008. Canadian Gunner 13 4th Air Defence Regiment e Royal Regiment of Canadian Artillery

2008 has been another busy and exciting year for the Regt. Task Force and Army Support We force generated soldiers for two Airspace Coordination In 2008 4 AD Regt was once again called upon to participate Centres (ASCC’s), two Tactical Uninhabited Aerial Vehicle in a variety of taskings. 128 AD Battery and HQ & Svcs Bty (TUAV) tps and one Small Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (SUAV) deployed to the Gagetown Ranges for Ex ICE FORGE / Ex tp for Task Force Afghanistan. The SUAV Tp was stood up MANNING on 11 Feb 2008 in sp of the Initial Product Testing for on very short notice and tasked with the “no fail” mission of the 400 Series ADATS, TCP, ASCC Bison and associated radio deploying the Interim SUAV to meet the requirements laid out in equipment. Ex CBT HAMMER was conducted with 42 Radar the Manley report; which called for persistent UAV surveillance Sqn, 4 Wing Cold Lake AB, from 7-15 March at Eglin AFB, to counter the current IED threat in Afghanistan. On Aug 3, Fort Walton Beach Florida. 119 AD Bty sent ASCC elements the TUAV tp at Kandahar Air Field successfully launched to conduct Aerospace Control Operations using Link 11 and 16 the 1000th operational flight of the CU Tactical Data Link. The SUAV Tp Task Force 161 Sperwer drone in support of CF and Afghanistan 3-08 was stood up on 25 March ISAF missions in Afghanistan. During the 08 and conducted flight training in Clovis, past year the Regt fielded the 400 Series New Mexico and the Basic Flight Safety ADATS, TCPs, ASCC Bison vehicles and Course for the TC and TSM in Winnipeg. associated medium capacity radios. We The TC and TSM deployed on Ex MAPLE also participated in numerous exercises, GUARDIAN where they participated in Op CONNECTION activities, completed a working with the Battle Group establishing very successful Regt’l school and ADATs important working relationships and gaining live fire exercise, Ex POTENT KNIGHT, a better understanding of the Operational provided sp to the RCAS, conducted pre- Tempo they would face overseas. The tp deployment training, and found time to deployed in July/Aug 2008. 119 AD Bty force send 4 soldiers to participate in the LFAA generated the ASCC for TFA HQ which was CFSAC competition. deployed from July 07 to May 08. The HQ 5-09 ASCC along with other members of Changes in Command the Bty conducted IBTS and TMST training 2008 saw many changes in the and provided sp to trg and validation command structure of the Regt. Major exercises such as MAPLE GUARDIAN, Patrice Beauchamp took over the Regt’l MAPLE READY, and UNIFIED WARRIOR. 2IC position. The RSM changed from The Regt was also heavily involved with the CWO J.D.C Coulombe (now Capt) to CWO operational planning for Op PODIUM 2010 E.J.J DeGready. On June 25 Comd of 119 Winter Games. We participated in many AD Bty changed from Maj J.P. Dorris to planning sessions and joint exercises in Maj R Embree. On July 18 Comd of HQ preparation for this domestic operation. & Svcs changed from Maj J.R. Gobin to Cpl Grondin celebrates after he won the Maj E.D. McCarthy. On Sept 4th BSM of Queen’s Medal for Champion Shot dur- Royal Canadian Artillery School 128 AD Bty changed from MWO Reid to ing the CFSAC. Support MWO Sénécal and on Oct 1st the BSM of In 2008 the Regt continued to provide 119 BTY was changed from WO J.A.G Stirmey to MWO P.J support to the RCAS. 4 AD Regt, in cooperation with the Lewis. RCAS, conducted the Air Defence Technicians course during the summer months. The Regt also supported the AD Battle Deployments Management course FTX, two DP 1 Gunners courses and the During 2008 the Regt had soldiers deployed on various DP 1.2 AD Officers course and FTX. rotations to Afghanistan. 119 AD Bty ASCC had 7 soldiers on ROTO 3-07 who returned in May 08 and currently have Canadian Forces Small Arms Competition 6 soldiers on 4-08 who will return in 2009. 128 AD Bty force Members of the Regt participated as part of the LFAA generated tps for TUAV 3-07 (Aug 07 - Feb 08), TUAV 1-08 CFSAC Team and competed in the Dominion of Canada Rifle (Feb 08 - Sep 08) and TUAV 3-08 (Sep 08 - Mar 09) with 23 Association’s National Service Conditions Competition (NSCC) personnel per rotation and 1 x SUAV Tp 3-08 (Sep 08 - Mar and represented the CF in Bisley UK. They deployed from 09) with 14 personnel. In addition, the ASCC for TF 5-09 (6 Gagetown to Connaught Range on 05 Sept 08 to compete in soldiers) is in training for deployment along with SUAV TF the Dominion of Canada Rifle Association’s NSCC which serves 1-09 (18 soldiers). as a practice for CFSAC. CF competitors can compete against

14 L’Artilleur Canadien the top civilian marksman from across Canada in rifle and pistol Beno, OMM, CD and Director of Artillery, Col D.D. Marshall, CD, matches. After a long week competing in NSCC, more competitors visited the Regt and participated in the Regt’s training activities, arrived and CFSAC began. By the end of the competition, all the ASCC/SUAV/TUAV departure ceremony, and the Regt’l Family long hours on the range had paid off and the team had won Day from August 13-15, 2008. The Family Day was a full-scale a number of awards. Through these competitions Cpl Grondin event that had the Base Gym transformed into a play area for won the prestigious Queen’s Medal for Champion Shot and the children with Bouncy Castles, Clowns, Magician, Petting Zoo Royal New Brunswick Rifle Association competition winning the and a Kiddie Commando obstacle course. A number of photos trophy for aggregate fire and movement. Bdr Burton was the were taken and 3 of these were submitted to the RCA Quadrant Top Tyro at the NSCC. Cpl D’Andrea won a gold medal for top photo contest by Sgt Johnson who won the fall Quadrant photo overall score during the Falling Plates Match. Cpl Grondin, Bdr contest. Burton and Bdr Babin placed in the top 50 Rifle competitors in the CF. All four members significantly contributed to the Top 4 AD Regt Hosts the 44th Joint Tactical Data Link Advisory Regular Force 12 Man Rifle Team which won the coveted Letson Panel (JTDLAP) 29 Sep - 03 Oct Trophy. Along with providing ASCCs for LFWA and SQFT, deploying ASCCs to Afghanistan, training ASCCs and SUAV soldiers Awards and Honours for deployment, the Bty was given the task of hosting the 44th In 2008 several members of the Regt were recognized for JTDLAP. A total of 75 participants from the Army, Air Force, their exemplary service and extraordinary dedication. The Col Navy and Joint Commands attended the 44th JTDLAP and Cmdt presented his Commendation and Coin to Maj Hogan and represented every unit that is involved in using Tactical Data CWO Coulombe for their exceptional work with the RCAA Regt’l Links in the CF. Fund, the Lieutenant-Governor of New Brunswick, the Right Honourable Herménégilde Chiasson, awarded the 2007 United The highlight of this year’s JTDLAP was a live demonstration Way Spirit Award to Sgt Daniel Robichaud on 18 February 2008 for all participants integrating the Tactical Data Link between 22 for his work as the battery canvasser for 128 AD Bty. The Comd Wing North Bay, an ASCC BISON, an Air Defence Command JTF Afg BGen J.R.M.G. Laroche, OMM, MSC, CD presented Post, an ADATS and two CF-18s. The ability for all participants Major Dorris his Commendation in recognition of his outstanding to be briefed on the capabilities of the new AD equipment and work as the OC of the ASCC. Major Andresen was awarded to see it in operation was a crowd pleaser and was a clear the Comd CEFCOM Commendation for exemplary service demonstration that the soldiers of 4th Air Defence Regt will have as ASCC 2IC. MBdr Sova received the Canadian Land Force the equipment in the future to fully integrate into NATO Tactical Commanders Commendation from the A/CLS Major-General Data Link architecture. G.R. Thibault, CD for his outstanding leadership, initiative, and emergency on scene management while at the scene of an For the members of 119 AD Bty, hosting the JTDLAP provided accident on Highway 2 near Salisbury, NB on 7 June. Maj Gobin an excellent opportunity to showcase what they do on a daily was presented the Comd LFAA commendation in recognition basis and proved to the attendees that Tactical Data Link is more of his exemplary dedication and noteworthy accomplishments than a Command and Control system (it is an inherent part of as the Battery Commander of HQ & SVCS Bty. PO2 Jessome NATO weapon systems). It allows for the rapid exchange of received the Chief of Maritime Staff Bravo Zulu award in friendly and enemy positions, air surveillance, unit status and recognition of his exceptional service to Maritime Command command messages in near real time. while deployed on Operation DOLPHIN RECOVERY from 7-28 Oct 2004. Commander LFAA Commendations were also Ex POTENT KNIGHT presented to Capt Hobson, WO Vidal, Sgt Robichaud, and Bdr From 9-20 Nov Ex POTENT KNIGHT was held at CFB Cyr. The CO presented his Commendation to Capt Robertson, Suffield Ab. The ex focused on the readiness of the operators, Capt Peddle, MCpl Rohrback, MCpl Pruski, Sgt Johnson, MCpl maintainers and Det Commanders of the ADATS 400 series. (now Ocdt) Garnett, Bdr Lively, Bdr Davidson, and Cpl Scott. Soldiers of 128 AD Bty deployed over 3400kms from CFB Gagetown, NB to CFB Suffield, AB. After long hours in the air Op Connection Activities and on the road, over 130 persons and more than 30 vehicles 4 AD Regt participated in several Op CONNECTION activities arrived at CFB Suffield. The live fire portion of the ex was from throughout 2008 in order to foster a positive image of the 15-20 Nov. The gunnery was impressive with a total of 100 Regt, the Artillery Corps, LFAA, and the Army within the local missiles fired with unparalleled success. The superb efficiency communities of Moncton and Fredericton, NB. Included in the of the gunners was rated by the Instructor Gunnery team from Op CONNECTION tasks was the “Support the Tps Night” hosted the RCAS as outstanding. by the Moncton Wildcats LMJHQ hockey team on 23 February. 4 AD Regt also participated in the Nova Scotia International Conclusion Tattoo from 28 June – 18 July, the 50th Anniversary of Gagetown As the only Ground Based Air Defence unit in Canada, 4th AD incl the Freedom of the City Parade in Fredericton on 6 Sept, the Regt, RCA has continued to provide a high level of readiness Dieppe Ceremony on 19 Aug, Battle of Britain Ceremony on 14 whether it is with the ASCC, ADATS, TUAV or SUAV. In Sep, and Remembrance Day. Finally, members of 4 AD Regt 2008, 4 AD Regt fielded the 400 series ADATS, Bison ASCC completed a 50 km relay run around the city of Moncton on 7 and associated communications equipment, while supporting Dec in support of the Christmas Daddies Telethon, which raises ASCC, TUAV and SUAV force generation for TF Afghanistan. money for underprivileged children in the Maritimes. Upon the 4th Air Defence has increasingly provided necessary support in presentation of the final cheque, the team had raised a total of theatre and in training and has proven time after time that its $11,823.66. contributions are vital to protecting Canada’s sovereign interests both home and abroad. 4 AD Regt’l Family Day The Colonel Commandant of the RCA, BGen (Ret’d) Ernest B. UBIQUE!

Canadian Gunner 15 Royal Canadian Artillery School e Royal Regiment of Canadian Artillery

The Royal Regiment of Canadian Artillery School’s Year On 27 June 08, 45 Depot Battery changed command from in Review Maj Paul Payne CD, who was appointed 2I/C of 2 RCHA in 2008 has been a very busy, but extremely rewarding year Petawawa, to Maj Ralph E. Holah, Royal Artillery UK Exchange within the RCAS. With Pers deployed from coast to coast within Officer. MWO Ron Benoit handed the BSM’s pace stick over Canada, on ranges in the United States, and on TAVs in support to MWO Chadley Wagar, posted in from D Bty 2RCHA. An of operations in Afghanistan, LCol Marc LaFortune assumed extremely busy year saw 45 Bty export a Forward Observation command of the RCAS from LCol Brian McPherson during the Officer (FOO) course to 5 RALC, which proved to be very peak of summer training. There were several other key staff successful in producing FOOs for operations. The FSCC cell posted out during APS and Maj Dave Buchanan replaced Maj Ray Dufour as the Deputy Commandant. With Btys operating independently to achieve their missions, and collectively to achieve the RCAS and Royal Regiment’s Mission in support of CF operations, the RCAS continued its seamless and unfailing 67 Depot Bty after the BFT support to the Royal Regiment. revamped the Artillery Operations Course into a new course with greater emphasis on Battle Group (BG) level operations, Major Hazen Harty assumed command of Maintenance the integration of assets, and more focus on current operations. Training Battery as the Chief Instructor Maintenance in Jun The new course will be known as The Fire Effects Coordination 08 from Maj Paul Cogswell, who was posted to Ottawa. With Centre Officers’ (FECCO) course. It will qualify students to approximately half of its pers posted in APS 2008, Maint Trg Bty conduct generic artillery staff duties, and to supervise/manage had a very busy but successful year, conducting 18 courses and any coordination centre whether a Fire Support Coordination producing 169 trained technicians, focusing on Low Level Air Centre (FSCC), an Air Space Coordination Centre (ASCC), Defence Equipment, Advance Optics, Artillery Meteorological or a Surveillance and Target Acquisition Coordination Centre Systems and the Remote Weapons System currently employed (STACC) at BG level. The Forward Air Controller (FAC) Cell on the M113A3 TLAV and RG31. Over 90 Personnel were has had another busy year completing three FAC courses and trained specifically for deployment to Afghanistan as the Battery the Surveillance and Target Acquisition (STA) Cell has been continued its support to the introduction of the M777. Although very busy with HALO, LCMR, and UAV training while running a successful year from a training perspective, an unfortunate several STA TC and TSM courses. WO Williams received a vehicle accident resulted in the death of MCpl Michelle CEFCOM Commander Commendation for his exemplary work Lundrigan, Wpns Tech instructor. She was a very professional with the mini unmanned aerial vehicles in Afghanistan and BSM soldier and competent instructor who is greatly missed by her Wagar received a Chief of Defence Staff Commendation for his colleagues and supervisors. exemplary work as part of 2 RCR BG in 2007. The Battery

16 L’Artilleur Canadien trained approximately 214 Artillery Officers and soldiers for Headquarters Battery – Battery Commander and Chief future operations. Standards Officer, (CSO) Maj Mike Draho handed over the Bty to Maj Jeff Pederson and continued to support to the The tempo within 67 Depot Battery was at an all time high Royal Regiment of Canadian Artillery, fulfilling its mission as this year. The Battery conducted 14 Courses and graduated the Center of Excellence for all Artillery courses by providing a total of 234 Field and Air Defence soldiers and officers. The Standards Oversight, Administration, IT, Simulation, and Supply Field IG Course 0901 graduated seven Canadian and two services to the RCAS and outside agencies. Although not Royal Artillery officers in May 2008 and four of those graduates terribly glorious our exciting work, our Standards Pers continue were immediately engaged in conducting DP 1 Officer training. to review and update Training Plans and courseware to ensure Two serials of DP 1.1 (Officer) were exported, one each to the RCAS is delivering relevant training and capabilities to Shilo and Petawawa respectively, and we very successful the Royal Regiment and the Canadian Forces. The IT and due largely to the great cooperation throughout the Royal Simulation section grew within the Bty with the addition of 11 Regimental, specifically the outstanding support from both 1 civilian positions, with a view to exploiting digitization to facilitate RCHA and 2 RCHA. The IGs and AIGs have been very busy realistic and stimulating training. Escaping the bounds of the with IG Assistance and Center of Excellence tasks as well. office, the battery had one of its members, WO Snodgrass, These include assistance to 2 RCHA in CMTC, to 1 and 3 Field deployed to Afghanistan in support of Op ATHENA, who Regiments in Gagetown, and an IG Team to Mississippi to assist returned safe and successful in Nov 08. with Exercise NOBLE GUERRIER from 4 - 11 January 2009. The Battery said farewell to several loyal and dedicated pers With the command of the Bty passed from Maj Rob Dunn this year to incl MWO Ken Walker – Retired 4 September 2008 to Maj Rob Hart in July 2008, the workhorse of the RCAS, after 20 years service to pursue a second career as a Reservist W Battery, continued its support of an incredible number of on contract with the CIMIC Cell in Ontario; WO John Ryan - courses, taskings and training events this past year. In addition Retired 11 September 2008 after 21 years service to pursue to support to nationally mandated courses and support to a Second Career as a contractor with VALCOM; WO Murry Operations, W Battery successfully conducted internal training Gerein – Retired 17 September 2008 after 25 years service to and Regimental School to ensure our soldiers are qualified pursue a Second Career as a contractor with VALCOM; WO to support the Royal Regiment. With the soldiers of the Bty meeting themselves coming in and going out to the field between taskings, there was little time to rest save block leave. Challenged by a shortage of equipment, Guns and soldiers, W Bty rose to the challenge, amended plans and soldiered on. Supporting everything from Battery Commander Crses to DP1 NCM and everything in between, both on the ground and in the air, W Bty was there. There were a few highlights between the days and nights in the field for some of our soldiers, which were highlighted by the Halifax Air Show and the United Nations Honour Guard in Korea.

With a very busy RCAS Army 10 Mile Run Team year behind us and an equally busy and challenging year Stephane Lachapelle – Retired 22 September 2008 after 26 ahead, the Royal Regiment of Canadian Artillery School looks years service to pursue a Second Career as a contractor with to the great things on the horizon for the Royal Regiment as our VALCOM; and WO Rob Schnarr – retiring 6 January 2009 after inspiration. 20 years service to pursue a second career with the Fredericton Police Force. UBIQUE.

Canadian Gunner 17 e Royal Canadian Artillery Band

In March, 2008, for the first time in its 128 year history, a sides.” One of the challenges coming to the RCA Band has been Regular Force piper was posted to The Royal Canadian Artillery settling on a suitable design for Bdr Douglas’ uniform. “There is Band. His name is Bdr Jim Douglas, a native of Milton, Ontario. currently no authorized regiment-wide RCA piper’s uniform, so the design process has been challenging.” Bdr Douglas expects Bdr Douglas came to the RCA Band as a component transfer that he will have a fully authorized ceremonial, concert dress, from the Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders of Canada, a Primary and DEU uniform in the near future. Reserve regiment in Hamilton, Ontario, where he was employed as a piper and infantry soldier. Bdr Douglas’ regular routine includes many mess dinners, concerts, parades, and some funerals and memorial services. Bdr Douglas joined the Canadian Forces in 1996. He completed His first year included a tour to France and Belgium as part of a QL3 Infantry at the RCR Battle School at Area Training Centre Directorate of History and Heritage (DHH) and Veterans Affairs Meaford in Meaford, Ontario in August 1997. He completed his Canada (VAC) Pilgrimage to commemorate the 90th anniversary QL4 Communicator and QL2 Common Courses in Georgetown, of the Armistice at the end of the World War I. There Bdr Ontario in June 1997. Bdr Douglas attended the CFSAL Music Douglas partipated in numerous ceremonies of remembrance Training Company at CFB Borden in May and June 2002 where including ceremonies at the Vimy Ridge and Beaumont Hamel he completed his QL4, 6A and 6B Piper qualifications. For part Memorials. of 2005, Bdr Douglas was attach-posted to the Pipes & Drums of the 2nd Battalion Royal Canadian Regiment at Camp Gagetown Bdr Douglas performed at The Royal Canadian Artillery Band’s NB, where he assisted in training new members of the Pipes Annual Christmas Concert at Edmonton’s Winspear Centre on & Drums and participated in a large number of events around November 30. This concert, in support of Make-a-Wish Northern Atlantic Canada and the United States including the Royal Nova Alberta, featured a very moving pipe duet performance of Amazing Scotia Tattoo and the Virginia International Tattoo. Grace with Bdr Jim Douglas and MWO Colin Norris who recently returned from Afghanistan. Bdr Douglas was also tasked by Land Like many members of the RCA Band, Bdr Douglas came to Force Western the Regular Force with extensive performance experience. In the Area to travel summers of 1999, 2000 and 2001, Bdr Douglas performed as a to Washington member of the Band of the Ceremonial Guard in Ottawa, where D.C. with the he participated in a large number of public duties and events in Edmonton the National Capital Region including a solo performance at a Oilers and State Dinner at Rideau Hall on Canada Day 2001. two wounded Afghanistan Bdr Douglas has performed and competed with the Toronto veterans to Police Pipe Band at Highland Games throughout North America participate in and at the World Pipe Championships in Glasgow, Scotland in a Canadian 1996 and 2004. This band won the North American Championships Forces in Maxville, Ontario in August 1996, in Bdr Douglas’ first season Appreciation competing with the band. Night at the Bdr Douglas playing during the arrival of the Oilers-Capitals As a bagpipe soloist, Bdr Douglas has performed at major DHH/VAC contingent in Lille, France. game on January international tattoos including the Canadian International Tattoo in 13, 2009. Hamilton, the Rochester Marine International Tattoo in Rochester, New York and the Manitoba International Tattoo in Winnipeg. “Bdr Douglas is truly a welcome addition to the RCA Band,” says He was also featured as a soloist with Hamilton Philharmonic Capt Dave Shaw, the Commanding Officer of the RCA Band. “His Orchestra in October of 2006. He has performed for Royalty, and piping experience and musical skills are very much appreciated Hollywood personalities including Jim Carrey and Paul Gross. by the professional musicians of this unit. Adding a piper on Bdr Douglas has also performed with the Rankin Family, the strength allows regular support of concurrent engagements, Barra MacNeils, and Natalie McMaster. building a capacity not previously possible. Military personnel certainly enjoy hearing the pipes on parade and in performance, Reflecting back on his first 11 months with the RCA band, Bdr and the Canadian public for whom we so often perform enjoys Douglas says that “it has been a very busy and successful year. this music as well. So begins a new tradition in the RCA Band Coming from the Infantry to the Music Branch has been a difficult as we build toward the future with an increased focus on musical transition, but there has been some give and take from both versatility.”

18 L’Artilleur Canadien 1st (Halifax-Dartmouth) Field Artillery Regiment & 84th Independent Field Battery "e Royal Regiment of Canadian Artillery

A Year at 1 Fd Regt in Halifax co-ordination centre, and a forward observation party to This year was a busy year of training for the Regiment. We participate in Southbound Trooper VIII in Fort Pickett, Virginia participated in exercises to hone our gunnery skills, maintain this past February. The forward observation party got the our soldier skills, and become proficient in contemporary Army chance to practice their air observation post skills from a doctrine. We undertook the usual yearly regimen of training, Canadian CH-194 Sea King helicopter. The fire support co- without the much-missed ARCON, which was cancelled this ordination centre played a role in the final scenario of the year in order to shift efforts to operational commitments. exercise which gave depth to the scenario and maximized training value for the Regiment in the absence of guns. The unit swore in new members throughout the The Regiment also year, thanks in part to experienced a change an open house hosted in Command this year. at the Halifax Armoury. Lieutenant-Colonel The open house was a Nickerson handed massive recruitment drive command of the Regiment for the Army Reserves over to Lieutenant- primarily, but the Royal Colonel MacDonald on Canadian Mounted Police field exercise Blazing also brought a kiosk. Gunner in May. The The Regiment gave ceremony was carried out exciting demonstrations in a proper field artillery to hundreds of high setting. school students, who were bussed in from The Regiment surrounding schools. continues to support The event also attracted operations in Afghanistan local media, and featured by augmenting the demonstrations of Regular Force with equipment and techniques employed by the Army Reserves. personnel. Captain James Huddleston returned this fall from Afghanistan where he worked for the All Source Intelligence The Regiment also participated in a domestic operations Centre for Task Force 1-08 in Kandahar Airfield. Bombardier exercise February, in Shannon Park, Halifax, a derelict and Ryan Pepler, Bombardier Edward Power, Bombardier, Adam abandoned neighbourhood. The area proved to be a realistic Greeley, and Gunner Edward Armshaw are all currently training environment ideally suited for practicing MOUT skills. deployed. Troops also learned helicopter techniques including casualty evacuation with the help of CH 146 Griffin helicopters. The unit has supplied Task Force 3-08 with two gunners. Warrant Officer Lannigan, Bombardier Pepler and Bombardier At the request of Parks Canada, the Regiment also provided Power are deployed with F Bty, 2 RCHA and 128th Battery, 4th two C3 howitzers to the 53rd Louisburg Battery, 5th Regiment Air Defence Regiment respectfully. WO Lannigan is currently of the Royal Artillery in June. Representatives from the the BQMS for F Bty and the Bdr’s are both on the launch Battery were in Nova Scotia to participate in ceremonies at and recovery team. They prepare, maintain, and operate the Fortress Louisbourg on Cape Breton Island. The ceremonies CU-161 Sperwer Tactical Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Flight commemorated the 250th anniversary of the second siege of launching system. The system is a battle group asset capable Louisbourg. The ceremonies were a part of the larger D250 of providing overwatch of the airfield. The aircraft is useful campaign, celebrating 250 years of democracy in Canada. The to ground force commanders, who can use them for convoy guns were used to signal the opening of the celebrations. The overwatch and target acquisition for artillery. event was attended by about 30 000 spectators and involved about 1300 re-enactors. Warrant Officer Hartery of 1st Field Over the next year, 1st Field Regiment and 84th Field Regiment and Sergeant Fitzgerald of 84th Independent Field Independent Battery continue to work together in order to Battery supervised the deployment. maintain and enhance our capability to meet our domestic mandate as well as provide support to the Canadian Artillery, The Regiment also provided an enemy force, a fire support in general. Ubique!

Canadian Gunner 19 2nd Field Artillery Regiment e Royal Regiment of Canadian Artillery

The 08-09 year began with the change of command usually employed by the reserves such as MSTAR radar and between LCol M. Bourque (outgoing CO) and LCol D. Parent NODLR thermal cameras. Other highlights included taking (incoming CO) which took place during a Regimental parade part in regimental fire plans, conducting direct fire under the at the Côte-des-Neiges Armoury on the 27 of September command of gun detachment commanders and detaching 08 in the presence of FOO to infantry Coy the 34 Bde CCmdt, Col to act as advisors on Lapointe. This parade firepower. was preceded by a Regimental dinner held The 2nd Field Regiment in the officer’s mess at was also implicated in the armoury with the several civic parades, CCmdt, Bgen E. Beno as most notably by the guest of honour. The conducting gun salutes year was also marked by in support of the Canada the change of honoraries Day celebrations which between LCol (H) took place in Montreal’s Fecteau (outgoing) and old port and in support LCol (H) DeKovachich of the Remembrance (incoming). Day parade in downtown Montreal. Another activity of note is the Saint-Barbara’s The 2nd Field Regiment mess dinner which was is also contributing organized and hosted by to operational force the 2nd Field Regiment on generation by providing the 6th of December 08. 9 members to Task Force The regimental dinner 2RCA in Mississippi on EX NOBLE GUERRIER 09 1-09. Theses members took place at the Atwater will be employed in club and included 150 members from 5 RALC, 2 RCA, 6 RCA, various positions such as M777 gunners, CP operators and and 62 RCA. The guest of honour was the CCmdt, Bgen E. STA. Some of the personnel are deploying for their 2nd and Beno. 3rd time to Afghanistan. The departure of our members is anticipated for the mid-March period. Throughout the year, the 2nd Field Regiment’s training schedule has been very busy. We have conducted 15 days of ELOC training within the 7th Bty including command post exercises using our indirect fire trainer, reconnaissance training and gun drill exercises. This training has enabled the 7th Bty to perform at an optimal level during its three live fire exercises conducted at CFB Valcartier thus far: EX PRESSURE START (19-21 Sept 08), EX YAW EQUILIBRIUM (24-26 Oct 08) and EX CORIALIS EFFECT (28-30 Nov 08). Another exercise is planned for the 20-22 March 09.

The 2nd Field Regiment also took part in the LFQA militia concentration exercise, EX NOBLE GUERRIER which took place at Camp Shelby in Mississippi from the 3 to the 11 of January 09. During this exercise, the regiment fielded a Bty of 4 guns which was incorporated into a combined Regiment composed of 2 RCA, 6 RCA and 62 RCA. This Regiment was commanded by the 2nd Field Regiment’s ex-CO, LCol Bourque. During this exercise, a total of 2200 rounds were fired using regular firing procedure and specialized equipment not Direct fire on EX NOBLE GUERRIER in Mississippi 20 L’Artilleur Canadien 3rd Field Artillery Regiment e Royal Regiment of Canadian Artillery

3rd Field Regiment, RCA (The Loyal Company) Maj J.C. Besner returned to take command of 115 Bty for Like every other year since the Regiment’s beginning in 1793, his second tour as BC. Originally from 6 RAC in Lévis, Qc, the year 2008 has been extremely busy. Capt Chantal Bérubé has taken the mantle of BK. MWO Rene Parker, once a member of the unit many years ago before The army’s continued emphasis on operations, particularly his component transfer to the Regular Force, has taken in Afghanistan, has reinforced the need to provide realistic and over as BSM of 115 Bty. 89 Bty also saw a change of their relevant training. Drawing on lessons learned and new doctrine command, with Capt Wayne LeBlanc assuming command as and tactics, 3rd Field Regiment continues to focus it’s training BC alongside the BSM, WO J.H. MacKay. in the Contemporary Operating Environment (COE). The unit’s training exercises were designed to develop and maintain core November 3rd, 2008 marked the untimely death of the late gunnery skills. However, field exercises also incorporated new LCol Duncan (Kirk) McGeachy. Amidst shock and grief, 3rd Field SOPs in force protection and reconnaissance. Regiment showed their respects for the former Commanding Officer and long standing member of the Regiment (36 years) With the operational tempo continously increasing, the by holding a full military funeral in Saint John, NB. Alongside Regiment has seen an increased demand for full time soldiers. friends and family members were co-workers, former serving Whether with the actual Task Forces in theatre, supporting W members of the Regiment and officers and men who had Battery, or filling other necessary Class B positions at CFB worked with him. Kirk is survived by his wife, Lisa, and three Gagetown, this has had an impact on Class A training and children. He will be greatly missed. Stand Easy Kirk! administration. Unit recruiting staff have been working diligently to ensure a steady stream of gunners into the unit, and the unit Training in 2009 has still been able to conduct valuable, challenging training with over 50% of the unit on Cl B. The new year will have a focus on preparing the unit for the next Maritime Raider. The second iteration will be taking 2008 Highlights place in Fort Pickett, VA, from 27 February to 8 March, 2009. 3rd Field Regiment will be sending 45 soldiers along with an Exercise Maritime Raider took place in Fort Pickett, Virginia, attachment of 9 soldiers from 1st Field Regiment to man three during the 2008 March Break. 3rd Field Regiment sent 9 guns. This troop will be supporting light infantry companys personnel, consisting of a clerk, two general duty soldiers, with live artillery fire during some of their complicated and a FOO party to train with the members of 37 CBG in an ranges. FOO will be attached and will provide live and Afghanistan-type setting. This training was infantry-driven, with simulated artillery support to their repective combat team the FOO party providing simulated indirect fire support through commanders. WES and arty simulators. It provided the other arms with a good appreciation of the importance and necessity of the guns This is an excellent opportunity for soldiers of all ranks to on operations. participate in a live combat team exercise in the COE. During the week there will also be live fire convoys operations 2008 saw 2 soldiers from the unit deploy to Afghanistan with training, a competition for Top Detachment, and gunner the SUAV troop. Even as they were deploying 3 more gunners specific scenarios based on deploying in Afghanistan using were starting their training to deploy in early 2009. Many of the the TPPs from 1 RCHA, such as actions on IEDs, and ambush soldiers who participated in TF 1-07 are already looking to return drills. The final 36 hours of the week will consist of supporting on the 2009-10 Task Forces. a company defensive position.

On 7 September, 2008 3rd Field Regiment conducted a After Ex Maritime Raider, the unit will be conducting at Change of Command parade for LCol D. Kirk McGeachy at least one live fire exercise in the Spring, in order to apply CFB Gagetown, NB. The position of Commanding Officer was the learnings from Maritime Raider. After that, it will be passed to LCol Shawn I. McPherson, previously the Battery preparation time for summer individual training before our Commander for 115 Bty. LCol McGeachy had commanded the busy Fall training schedule. unit since September of 2005, and had previously been the CO from 2000 to 2002. Ubique!

Canadian Gunner 21 5th (British Columbia) Field Artillery Regiment e Royal Regiment of Canadian Artillery

The Chinese year of the Rat, 2008, was a very eventful and Brigade Exercise, COUGAR SALVO. Many unit members successful year for the Guns of Vancouver Island. The 5th undertook individual training during the summer training (BC) Field Regiment focused much of its attention training to period in Shilo and Gagetown. support operations, force generation and retention. These priorities were met through the execution of a robust training Stand-to in September brought an intense training season year that included unit live fire exercises at Yakima Training with many field exercises, including Exercise COASTAL Center and Fort Lewis, in Washington State, our only location SERPENT, which incorporated an amphibious element. to live fire within a days travel. As well we conducted dynamic Bombardier Kelly Perpeluk went away on his Primary soldier and gunner exercises here on Vancouver Island and Leadership Qualification (Land) Mod 6 this past fall and of course, the unit continued to fulfill its salute base mandate represented us well by graduating as top candidate. in ceremonies in Nanaimo and Victoria. Two distinguished members benefit our Regiment as Honoraries. Logan Stewart is our Honorary Colonel and Major General Stu McDonald (retired) is our Honorary Lieutenant Colonel. Their contributions and efforts are invaluable in helping us move forward with our Regimental Foundation as well representing us with their contacts in the community. It is truly a privilege to have such committed and experienced officers once again serving the 5th and the Royal Regiment.

5 (BC) Fd Regt gunners transfer ammunition in preparation for firing.

The apex of our training culminated with our raison d’être, the support of international operations. Five soldiers exemplified what it means to serve our nation in the ongoing mission in Afghanistan: Bombardier Chris Conway, Bombardier Nik Hovelkamp, Bombardier Leon Underwood, Sergeant Jason Street, and Warrant Officer John Beddows have safely returned home from Rotation 1-08. Bombardier First round in 40 years for HCol Logan Stewart. Hovelkamp also earned a Commendation from the Task Force Commander for his service above the call of duty. The Regiment is in good shape as we prepare to support the Vancouver Winter Olympics, another operation to force Now, four more soldiers are preparing for the forthcoming generate for. In May 2009 we will join with other LFWA Afghanistan Rotation 3-09: Gunner Benjamin Hess, Gunner gunner units including 1 RCHA to exercise in Suffield for 10 Stefan Conquist, Master Bombardier Chris Shillington, and days in exercise Western Defender and Exercise Total Ram. Captain. Brent Woods. Two of these individuals are actually This will see the gunners of LFWA firing as a regiment for preparing for their second tour in Afghanistan. the first time in four years. We are practicing for this now with teleconference CPXs. As we hear often it’s great to be The Regiment was very active in its training during spring, a gunner, but even more so on the sunny west edge of the participating in Exercise CAUSTIC SHOCK and the annual country! 22 L’Artilleur Canadien 6e Régiment d’Artillerie de Campagne e Royal Regiment of Canadian Artillery

6E Régiment d’artillerie de campagne Le 6eRAC s’est également distingué en participant au marathon Quoi de neuf au 6e Régiment d’artillerie de campagne? C’est international des 2 Rives. Non seulement a-t-il donné le coup de simple, une année bien. L’année dernière, je vous ai parlé de départ simultané sur trois sites différents mais une dizaine de ses nos 19 membres qui après des mois intensifs d’entraînement et membres ont participé activement en courant le 42 kilomètres, le de préparation ont été déployés en Afghanistan et au Soudan. 21 kilomètres et le 10 kilomètres. Tous arboraient fièrement les Cette année, le 6eRAC continu à faire son effort pour soutenir couleurs du 6E RAC. la force régulière en déployant plus de 27 réservistes pour le déploiement de la force opérationnelle 2009 en Afghanistan. L’été s’achève et c’est le retour en classe pour plusieurs de Au moment ou vous lirez ces lignes, ils seront en action et nos nos militaires réservistes ou bien le retour au travail civil. Mais pensées les accompagnent. le manège reste actif. Cette année, en septembre, le 6e RAC, en collaboration avec les fêtes du 400ième de la ville De retour au manège, lors de la première de Québec et profitant de l’assemblée annuelle parade, le Commandant nous dicte ses de l’AARC qui se tenait à Québec, a participé à directives et ses objectifs à atteindre pour un évènement qui s’est déroulé au parc George l’année 2008. Résumons en une phrase tout V, devant l’ancien Manège Militaire. La cérémonie ce beau discours : faites le maximum, donnez- a rendu hommage à deux militaires qui, au XIX vous à fond, participez et entraînez-vous. siècle, ont donné leur vie pour sauver la ville de Québec d’une destruction certaine, Le major Le mois de mars débute et c’est parti sur des Short et le sergenr-major George Wallick. Cette chapeaux de roue. Nous commençons avec cérémonie s’est déroulée en présence du Chef le CPX et le FTX. Deux entraînements qui se d’État-major de l’Armée de terre, le lieutenant feront sur la base de Valcartier et qui permettront –général Andrew B. Leslie, du major –général aux participants, pour un, de parfaire leurs Stuart A. Beare, du Colonel Commandant de connaissances de commandement et pour les l’Artillerie Royale Canadienne, le Brigadier- autres de mettre en pratique ce qu’ils ont appris général ( R ) Ernest Beno, de l’Adjudant-chef durant les derniers mois en effectuant plusieurs de l’Artillerie Royale Canadienne, l’Adjudant- déploiements des 5 obusiers du régiment et en chef Walker et du Président de l’Artillerie Royale effectuant plusieurs centaines de tirs d’obus. Ils Canadienne, Lcol (R) André Richard sont nombreux à répondre présents pour ces exercices. Quoi que de plus revalorisant que L’automne s’est bien installé dans ses quartiers. de participer à un exercice de tir durant l’hiver. Le mois d’octobre se déroule sans trop de chambardement. Une petite pratique sur la base de Valcatier pour se qualifier ou se Le mois d’avril s’amène avec ses températures plus requalifier sur la C-7 et une bonne marche en vue du 13 kilomètres clémentes. Quoi de mieux que d’aller faire le NIAC à Farhnam obligatoire qui se déroulera au début du mois de novembre. afin de se requalifier sur nos armes. Nous avons prévu à cet effet : ampoules, fatigue, désagréments physiques, bonne humeur, collaboration et entraide. Du mois de mai à août, c’est la grande période pour les cours de nos militaires. Plusieurs des nôtres se retrouvent à De plus, il y a les préparatifs pour le jour du Souvenir qui s’est Valcatier pour suivre leur QMB ou leur QS. Et quoique nous déroulé pour nous dans les villes de Victoriaville, Montmagny et ayons eu une forte représentation de la part de nos militaires, Lévis les 8 et 9 novembre. Le mois de novembre se termine avec nous avons été heureux d’apprendre que 2 d’entre eux se le dernier exercice de tir réel qui se tient sur la base de Valcartier. sont distingués en terminant premier dans chacun de leur Un très grand nombre des nôtres s’y retrouvent durant cette cours respectif. En effet, le soldat Kaurie Gosselin a terminé dernière fin de semaine afin de compléter cette année remplie première sur son cours de QMB et l’artilleur Michael Fellice- d’action. Simard a terminé quant à lui premier sur son cours de QS et PP1 artillerie. Le mois de décembre est pour tout le monde un mois de réjouissances. C’est aussi pour les artilleurs la fête de la Sainte- Au mois d’août, il y a eu le traditionnel concert au crépuscule. Barbe qui s’est déroulée cette année à Montréal. Une belle Cette année, la musique en provenance de l’Allemagne était fête protocolaire dans laquelle nous prenons toujours un temps interprétée par le Corps de la Marine du nord. Impressionnante d’arrêt afin de penser à nos amis, les artilleurs, qui nous ont et délectable, leur musique nous a tout simplement fait passer quittés ou qui sont actuellement en mission quelque part dans un très beau moment. ce vaste monde.

Canadian Gunner 23 7th Toronto Regiment e Royal Regiment of Canadian Artillery

The 7th Toronto Regiment had another busy yet successful year. As well as providing instructors to the 32 Bde Battle School for 2008 saw the unit heavily tasked to support operations, conduct the BMQ, SQ and PLQ courses, the unit ran a mortar conversion collective and individual training, support the Artillery schools in course, two serials of Basic Comms, one serial of Arty Comms, Gagetown and Sault Ste Marie as well as the 32 Brigade Battle an OP Members course and a Recce Tech Course. The School, run six unit courses, fire its guns and mortars on five unit provided instructors to Sault Ste Marie for the local area weekend exercises and have some fun as well. summer Arty school as well as six soldiers to support the Arty School in Gagetown. In early July of 2008 the Regt had over The Regiment currently has eight members on TFA Roto 3-08 of 80 of its soldiers either tasked away or on course somewhere in which seven are PLQ qualified. The individuals serving overseas Canada; almost half of its effective strength of 170. By the end are WO Mardie Reyes, Sgt Adrian Rizzuto, Sgt Ezzard Neri, of the summer the unit had received 13 new DP1 gunners, 13 MBdr Dan Pereira, Bdr Peter Spanos, Bdr Griffin De Guzman, new PLQ qual Bdrs, seven new Det 2iC qualified MBdrs as well Bdr Hasan Aygun and Gnr Raymond Li. WO Reyes and Sgt Neri as many more successful course completions. are serving with the MP detachment. Sgt Rizzuto is a detachment commander on a M777 Howitzer. Bdr DeGuzman is a working in The Regiment fired three salutes during the past year for the FSCC while MBdr Pereira, Bdr Aygun, Bdr Spanos and Gnr Victoria Day, Canada Day and Remembrance Day. The crowd at Li are serving on the guns. Currently the Regiment also has one the Remembrance Day salute numbered over 300 and we were Capt and one Sgt in Petawawa conducting work up training for especially honoured again this year by a visit from His Honour TFA 1-10 as well as a Lt on HUMINT training. David C, Onley O.Ont , Lieutenant Governor of Ontario, who took the time to visit the gun position and talk to the Regiment This past year saw the unit conduct a basic winter indoctrination prior to the ceremonies at Queen’s Park. weekend exercise in January quickly followed by Ex Cold Steel (105/81mm live fire) in February and then Ex Coop Gunner, the The Regiment’s Band also participated in many high profile annual Regimental level live fire exercise in March with 11 Fd events this past year most notable being the playing of the and 56 Fd. April and May saw the 7th Toronto participate in two 1812 overture at BMO Field during the CNE accompanied by more live fire exercises as part of 32 Brigade’s Iron Talon series the sound of the guns and gunners from the Regt and from of manoeuvres. On those exercises, FOO parties led by Capts throughout LFCA. Scott Graham and Navraj Grewal marched in support of A Coy and B Coy respectively and provided valuable fire planning advice The Regiment held two special guest nights in 2008 with to assist those units seize their bridgeheads. The summer and the Col Cmdt, BGen (ret’d) E.B Beno, OMM, CD being the fall saw the unit focus its efforts on IBTS training with one range special guest for our Artillery Day Dinner and the Director of practice in June as well as two IBTS weekends in September. Artillery, Col D.D. Marshall, CD, being the special guest for our October saw the unit deploy again to conduct a weekend live St Barbara’s Day Dinner. At the St Barbara’s Day dinner we fire shoot. The focus of November training was Domestic also commemorated the service of Major Stephen Zurbrigg, CD Operations. Two FOO parties led by Capts Graham and Finelli who just retired after almost 43 years of service. Best of luck deployed to Thunder Bay along with the Bde Dom Response Coy Steve. (DRC) to participate in an LFCA area wide Dom Ops exercise which included the IRU from Petawawa and the DRCs from 31 The 7th Toronto Regiment is looking forward to meeting head and 33 Bdes. The reminder of the Regiment remained in Toronto on the challenges of 2009 and continuing to serve the guns and that weekend to conduct local Dom Ops and IBTS training. Canada.

24 L’Artilleur Canadien 38th CBG Artillery Tactical Group t
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116th Independent Field Battery e Royal Regiment of Canadian Artillery With the irreplaceable role of Artillery overseas, 38 CBG Prowling Gunner IV was an evolutionary training exercise ATG has never been more determined to achieve a state of with the aim of preparing soldiers within 38 ATG to become operational readiness such that our Group (ATG) is capable proficient in the application of Gunnery, Battle Craft, Defensive of deployment. In the past year, we have overcome a Operations and Command and Control. The Brigade conducted demanding training schedule and enforced a common ethos defensive operations within a level 3 Field Artillery Battery among members of a great respect for fellow gunners. The context in preparation for deployment for the Brigade Exercise Group (ATG) is a means of combining the efforts of the three Prairie Defender. Artillery skills were challenged by leadership artillery units of 38 CBG, namely 10 Field Regiment RCA at all levels as this exercise included the GPO’s open action, (18 Battery, Regina, 64 Battery, Yorkton), 26 Field Regiment anti tank drills and procedures, AN missions executed from gun RCA (Regimental Head Quarters, 26th Field Regiment Pipes position, gun programs, FPF and HF tasks; self-illumination; and Drums, 13 Battery, Portage, 71 Battery and HQ & Svcs emergency smoke withdrawal and engaging dismounted troops Battery, Brandon), and 116 Independent Field Battery, Kenora. direct with HE. It was an action packed weekend including 26th Fd Regiment is unique in having a complete CSS Bty with three moves within three moves first thing Saturday morning, Medical. The 26th Fd Regt Pipes and Drums is the longest with the first round down range by 1100 hours despite difficult serving Artillery Bagpipe Band in the Commonwealth. The weather conditions (blizzard conditions generated a white-out three units retain their entire identities, honouraries, unit Saturday afternoon, resulting in a retreat to the HQ & Svcs Bty funds, unit traditions, and so forth. The three share the same station out of the field). The exercise welcomed several guests Commanding Officer and RSM including the Brandon Sun – in 2009 Lieutenant-Colonel for media coverage and the Donald Thompson and Chief Army Cadets from the Yorkton Warrant Officer Mike MacRae. area. Also in with PG IV was The unified command allows for an attached Medical Officer the most efficient distribution of from 17th Amb in Winnipeg, leadership, for the units have MB which assisted HQ & varying strengths in terms Svcs Bty in exercising several of officers, senior NCOs and casualty evac scenarios; and warrant officers, and soldiers. a cook from Thunder Bay The ATG has maintained was attached to the Brigade centralized training and for this exercise. Overall, the operations while decentralizing weekend was a success with administration to the maximum several boundaries pushed and extent possible. Unit identities leadership at all levels attaining remain unchanged, as does the valuable lessons. footprint of five batteries in five communities. Overall strength of the ATG has grown to 257 members, proving to be the The 26th Fd Regt/ XII MB Dragoons museum held its annual largest Reserve ATG in Canada! Vimy Night auction on 5 April 08. In efforts to raise money in support of the museum and generate a greater interest in the January kicked off with a series of unit training weekends museum within the unit and the community, this annual event running concurrent with the Driver Wheel and Comms courses includes casino games and appetizers followed by an auction in Brandon, MB. 38 CBG ATG is proud to announce all fourteen of items donated by local businesses. This year’s Vimy Night candidates from our Group were graduates from the Comms brought in several serving members and community members course and sixteen candidates were graduates from the Driver and was decidedly a success after generating significant funds Wheel course. Also in January ‘08, LCol Thompson authorized for the next operating year. the units to train every Tuesday evening which worked well taking care of administration requirements such that time 26th Fd Regiment had a monumental year in 2008, celebrating on unit training weekends could be more efficiently directed its 100th Anniversary throughout the year. Exercising a toward Artillery training. IFT training was arranged for 26th Fd historical right to parade through the city with arms (as granted Regt serving as workup training for Exercise Urban Thrust 23- by the mayor of Brandon), 26th Fd Regt held a Freedom of the 24 February 2008. In preparation for Brigade level Exercise City in Brandon on 19 Apr 08. Also in celebration of the 100th Prowling Gunner IV (PG IV) 29-30 Mar 08, a CAX PD session Anniversary, there was significant focus on the 60th annual was held in Edmonton, AB from 8-10 Feb 08 in addition to Royal Military Ball in Brandon, MB. The Honourable John navigation and local defence training on 9-10 Feb 08. Harvard, Lieutenant Governor of Manitoba recognized this

Canadian Gunner 25 ball as “an excellent way to celebrate (26th Field Regiment)’s Pastershank, MBdr Lussier, MBdr Bartlette, Bdr Sedgewick, strong presence and long history here in Brandon”. This year’s Bdr Wiebe, Bdr Roth, Bdr Campbell, Bdr Charles, Bdr Houle, ball on 1 Nov 08 included the traditional dinner, entertainment Bdr McDermot-Fouts, Bdr Doerksen, Bdr Thiessen, Gnr Canart from the 26th Fd Regt Pipes and Drums, the Scotty McIntosh M., Gnr Desroches, Gnr Nelson, Gnr Ellingson, Gnr Enns, Gnr Band, Highland Dancers, and an afterglow at the 26th Fd Regt Gottschalk, Gnr James, and Gnr Southam from 26th Fd Regt; Officer’s and Senior NCO’s Mess. Bdr Danielson from 116 Ind Fd Bty; and Bdr Ramsey from 10 Fd. Also, 10 Fd is proud to announce HLCol Phil De Vos has On 19 April 2008 26th Field Regiment exercised the tradition joined them from Yorkton. of a Freedom of the City march dating back more than three centuries in history. Today, this honour is a ceremonial honour In 2008 the ATG welcomed home eleven members from granted by the municipal authorities and remains one of the operations overseas. 26th Fd Regt had eleven members oldest and highest civic honours in the Commonwealth of serving overseas in 2008 in positions ranging from Artyman Nations. Speeches by the Mayor and Commanding Officer FD, Arty Tech, and Cook positions. This includes five members were made following an inspection of the unit by His Worship of 71 Bty, five members of 13 Bty and one member from HQ the Mayor. A general overview of the history of the unit and & Svcs Bty including; MBdr Blair, Bdr Grabauskas, MBdr background on the Commanding Officer and Regimental Lussier, Bdr Mayers, Gnr McDermot-Fouts, MBdr Orchard, Sergeant-Major was presented to the public. After the Bdr Pastershank, Bdr Roth, MCpl Sauck, Bdr Staples, Bdr ceremonies the unit marched past, with the mayor taking the Thiessen and Bdr Wiebe. 10 Fd Regt (18 Bty) welcomes home salute. The march was followed by an open house with family Sgt Imamovic, MBdr Matthies, Bdr Betker, Bdr Vanderhulst, and the general public at the Brandon Armoury. The 26th Fd and Bdr Weier. Also, 64 Bty welcomes home Sgt Melsted Regt/XII MB Dragoons had several static displays on hand and Bdr McAuley who went overseas as a Detachment throughout the afternoon, and the evening was followed by a Commander and a Detatchment Member, respectively. 116 mess dinner and dance at the Brandon Armoury. Ind Fd Bty had six members overseas in 2008 including MBdr Leblanc, Bdr Evans, Bdr Hawkins, Bdr Scott, Bdr Wiersema, Exercise Prairie Defender was from 26 Apr- 3 May 08 in and Gnr Laroque. Several members of 38 CBG ATG received Dundurn, SK. This exercise included attached units 16 & 17 recognition of service this year including MBdr Leblanc J.C. Svc Bn; 18 Fd Amb; and N Sask Rifles. Overall the weekend (Task Force Kandhar Commander’s Commendation), Bdr Roth was a success, achieving the aim of training in an environment K.A. (Task Force Kandhar Commander’s Commendation), similar to that in operations overseas including the movement MCpl Wheatland K.A. (38 CBG ATG Commanding Officer’s between FOBs and conducting artillery missions from within Commendation), Capt K.H. Bueckert (38 CBG ATG Honorary and while on deployed from FOBs. This exercise provided Gunner Certificate), Lt J.D. Bowering (38 CBG ATG Honorary valuable training for those headed overseas in the next rotation Gunner Certificate), Cpl Dursun N.S. (38 CBG ATG Honorary and provided several lessons learned for the units included. Gunner Certificate), and Pte Feader S.M. (38 CBG ATG Honorary Gunner Certificate). The Victoria Day Salute was performed by 26th Fd Regt in Winnipeg, MB on 19 May 08 followed by contemporary ops The upcoming calendar year is going to be very busy for training and a battle fitness test on 31 May- 1 Jun 08. Over the 38 CBG ATG as we have twenty soldiers headed overseas summer stand-down period, the Canada Day Salute was also on Task Force 3-09 again filling a range of duties including performed by 26th Fd Regt in Winnipeg, MB on 1 Jul 08. Artilleryman (Fd), Medic, and Infantry Officer. From 10 Fd Regt, 38 CBG ATG is proud to announce that Maj Rupcich, Bdr September was action packed for the Brigade as the first Bencharski, Bdr Hovrisko, and Gnr Guenther will commence weekend was a busy DAG weekend; and the third and fourth work-up training 01-2009. Joining them will be two members weekends consisted of Exercise Sniper Gunner. Ex Sniper from 116 Ind Fd: Bdr Norris and Bdr Tom. Also, 26th Fd Regt is Gunner was another challenging small arms exercise for the proud to announce fourteen members will be heading out on ATG which allowed all members to complete PWT 1-3 on C-6 TF 3-09 including Bdr Bartlette, Bdr Sedgwick, Cpl Lawrence, and C-9 in addition to exercising a pairs range with these Gnr Alexander, Gnr Barker, Gnr Campbell, Gnr Charles, Gnr support weapons. Exercise Prowling Gunner V was held Desroches, Gnr Gottschalk, Gnr Houle, Gnr James, Gnr in Shilo 24-26 Oct 08 and served as a continuum from Ex Nelson, Gnr Quiring, and Gnr Southam. It is expected these Prowling Gunner IV. The Brg had a chance to exercise skills members will complete seven months of work-up training prior from Ex PG IV with a new emphasis on local defence on PG to deployment to Afghanistan. They are enthusiastic about V. upcoming training and are all anxious to help overseas. 38 CBG will again be taking measures to ensure the families of Another community footprint was made at the Manitoba the members headed overseas will be kept in contact and Exhibition on 31 Oct 08 and the Remembrance Day Salutes taken care of while their loved ones are away. in Winnipeg, Regina and neighbouring small towns across the prairies. The year wrapped up with First Aid training in While these members are away on work-up training and Brandon the same weekend as 10 Fd Regt’s St. Barbara’s overseas, members of 38 CBG ATG will be working hard within Dinner from 29-30 Nov 08. Exercise Merry Barbara again their units preparing for future deployment, and supporting their served as the final training weekend for 38 CBG ATG, held in efforts overseas. The year 2009 forecasts a rigorous training the Brandon Armoury this year from 5-7 Dec 08. 10 Fd won schedule full of exciting new live fire exercises in support of the annual floor hockey competition this year. operations overseas. As the largest reserve ATG in Canada, we look forward to the challenges that lie ahead and thank our Several members of 38 CBG ATG were promoted over fellow gunners for a job well done again this year. the past year, including Lt Bowering, CWO MacRae, WO Dickson, WO Lelond, Sgt Lund, Sgt Sauck, MBdr Evans, MBdr UBIQUE 26 L’Artilleur Canadien 11th Field Artillery Regiment e Royal Regiment of Canadian Artillery

11th Field Regiment in 2008 sorely missed by all that had the pleasure and honour to know The 11th Field Regiment made many gains, suffered painful him. losses but stayed focused on the future throughout the 2007- 2008 training period. The Regiment saw the full redeployment One of the lessons learned from the returning Afghan vets was of those members that had returned from service in Bosnia and the need for more Unit support to those deployed overseas. In Afghanistan bringing with them much knowledge and insight to answer to that, an effort was made to increase contact with the incorporate into our training. families of the soldiers through the formation of a Family Support Group with Sgt Portigal, Lt Harwood, RSM Yetman and Capt This was particularly timely because 13 members were Oakes as liaison representatives. Not only has this increased preparing to start work-up training for TF 3-08 in January 2008. the information flowing back and forth from the Regiment and Also during this period, more than 20 people self-identified for TF the deployed members but it has brought the families together 1-10. All this was in everyone’s mind as the Regiment started as a mutual support group. training for the return of the Battle Fitness Test and an upgraded requirement for all personnel to complete the PWT Level 3. Congratulations go out on the promotions of MBdrs Bailey, Storey, Gregory, Bayne, Veland, Zhou, Lank, Peppard, K. The Unit kept its usual busy schedule of field exercises Francis, Pullen and Jackson. Congratulations also to Sgts maintaining the delicate balance of essential skills, gunnery Kenny, Alexander, Pierre, WOs Mans, Lamouroux, Lts Brush, expertise and the ever growing need for full spectrum operations Prenitce, Harwood, On and Capt Andrews. capability. Due to the already mentioned operational demands, the numbers of personnel on such exercises and the equipment Major Exercises Conducted: available were not up to the levels of previous years but the unusually high number of ELOC qualified members and Ex Basic Skills (22-23Sep 07) accomplishments in the field on exercises were clear indications Ex Autumn Gunner (19-21 Oct 07) that the drive and morale remained high in 31 Brigade’s strongest Ex Protective Thunder (23-25 Nov 07) unit. Ex Basic Skills II (8 Dec 07) Ex Polar Gunner (1-3 Feb 08) A good example would be the numerous times that the Ex Co-operative Gunner (1-2 Mar 08) Regimental Staff came together to find materials or produce Ex Maple Storm II (10-11 May 08) information that was seemingly not to be found. This was most evident as we prepared for and hosted our brothers and sisters of the 30th Field Regiment as they came to lay Gunner Arielle Soldiers on Operations: Keyes-Oliver to rest after her tragic death in a training accident in CFB Petawawa in late October. Her loss was felt keenly by Currently have deployed to Op Athena/TFA 03-08 both units as Gunner Keyes-Oliver had served previously with Capt Bernard the 11th Field Regiment and was fondly remembered. Despite Sgt Alexander the collective grief, all members, particularly the Day Staff, MBdr Kremer rose to the many tasks with little or no notice and made the MBdr Veland proceedings seem seamless. Special mention must be made of Cpl Curl the invaluable service provided by CWO Walker as the assisting Bdr Bonesso officer to the Keyes-Oliver family. Bdr Miceli Bdr Osburne The second loss of the year was the passing of Colonel H.D. Bdr Rigby (Harry) Chapman, C.D. Bdr Scott Colonel Chapman was previous Commanding Officer of 8th Bdr Shields Field Regiment, Commander Hamilton Militia District and a long Bdr Speers standing member of the 11th Field Regiment senate. He will be Bdr Stack

Canadian Gunner 27 15th Field Artillery Regiment e Royal Regiment of Canadian Artillery

2008 began with 15th Field Artillery Regiment RCA being COUGAR SALVO). It was quite a success. Some 700 soldiers tasked to conduct a DP 1 Artilleryman Course within 39 CBG. across BC gathered there to conduct numerous missions, of We ended the course on 24 March with a great shoot just south course supported by the Artillery. This year the Regt was able of the border at Yakima Firing Centre, USA. Cold air mass was to fire numerous rounds. The exercise started with two days of a definite enemy in the northwest American desert; but this did direct shoots, followed by indirect fire. The Regiment confirmed not hamper the efforts of the Gunners of the 15th Field Artillery most types of missions: from Number 1’s and GPO’s Open Regiment. With many soldiers wanting to become trained Action, to Anti-Tank Drills, Harassing Fire, and Quick Actions. gunners, the course was fully loaded and achieved success. Focus and determination was a spear in these young men’s The 2008/2009 training year began in August with a few minds and I could tell that they were not about to give up. They personnel from the Regiment participating in Op CONNECTION, showed courage as the early morning sun erupted, loading a “connect with Canadians” exercise providing support for and pulling the almighty lanyards, showing off the power and Abbotsford Air Show and the Pacific National Exhibition (PNE). shock that our 105mm howitzer could deliver. The OPs were Our soldiers were successful in communicating to the Canadian impressed! public just how the Canadian Forces uses teamwork and ethics to achieve our missions. The Abbotsford Air Show, in particular, was a dynamic public display, set up for each day of the weekend as a combined arms team of Artillery, Infantry, Armoured and Air Force personnel, working together to provide the public with an example of how the Canadian Forces are operating in Afghanistan. The PNE ended September 1st of 2008 and was our final task for Op CONNECTION. Here we were able to showcase our static C3 Gun display for a period of two weeks and had an opportunity to recruit a number of potential new Gunners.

Thirteen of our Gunners were deployed in Afghanistan during the year and their absence was indeed felt during training days. The following soldiers were on Op ATHENA and received the General Campaign Star: Capt D.B. Lamb, Sgt A. Coleman, MBdr C. Godsoe, Bdr C. Parker, Bdr I. Ho, Bdr R. Hill, Bdr K. Hodgson, Bdr D. Pare, Bdr The first weekend exercise of the 2008 was a cold weather R. Pryce, Bdr K. Keene, Bdr Y. Bolgak, Bdr Sylka and Bdr D. exercise with the 2472 RCACC cadets on Cypress Mountain and Scott. was followed by another cold weather exercise in Pemberton the following weekend. Throughout the year the Regt held various During the year, the Regt had change of command from LCol exercises intended to improve gunner skills with validation D.S. Kuhn to Maj JD Barrett. Maj Barrett was promoted to LCol occurring during Ex CAUSTIC SHOCK in Yakima. Just less 10 Dec 2008. The other changes in key positions were Capt than a month after, in April, the Regiment, working with 5 (BC) I Watt appointed BC, CWO RG Wishnicki to RSM and WO C Field Artillery Regiment RCA from Victoria BC, was “back in the Roberts to BSM. battle” at Yakima Firing Centre. With a number of new Gunners being assessed, it was time for our annual 39 CBG exercise (Ex UBIQUE 28 L’Artilleur Canadien 20th Field Artillery Regiment e Royal Regiment of Canadian Artillery

20TH Field Artillery Regiment (Edmonton & Red Deer) Reserve components of 38 and 41 CBG. 20 Field Regiment While our focus is on the new year ahead we can look back to provided a full firing troop for this exercise. This turned out to be a very productive year of 2008. Many gunners from 20th Field a very productive training event for all attendees. Regiment prepared for and assisted with the Operational tasks Congratulations to two new Sergeants, Sgt Lauren Rosadiuk in Afghanistan. All returned safely. Back at home, under the (61 Fd Bty) and Sgt Michael Stanier (78 Fd Bty). We also direction of Commanding Officer LCol Charlie Miller, the gunners celebrated the promotion of our RSM, as one of the Regiment’s of 61 Battery in Edmonton and 78 Battery in Red Deer combined longest serving members, MWO Jim Gourlay. for exciting The year saw two long time members leave and valuable the Regiment, WO Norm Houle retired as our training as well RSS Operations WO and Lieutenant Colonel as numerous Gerry Johnson retired as Commanding Officer, ceremonial and we will miss both them and their contributions social events. to the Regiment. We recently welcomed the While the year arrival of WO Scott Bell, as our RSS Operations was a busy one, and Training WO. the Regiment The year of 2008 was concluded demonstrated with our support of 18 AD Regt in Lethbridge as the flexibility, they celebrated their 100th birthday in fine style stamina and with a formal parade and an elaborate dinner professionalism presided over by the Colonel Commandant of of our soldiers. Canadian Artillery, Col Ernie Beno. The annual The February St. Barbara’s Day Ball in Red Deer was held with opening of a wonderful dinner and dance for all ranks. We the Alberta hosted a significant attendance of 130 gunners, Legislature spouses and friends. We are thankful for the (spring continued support of our gracious Honourary assembly) was Colonels, HCol Glyn Edwards and HLCol Bill marked by a 15 gun Vice Regal salute for the Lieutenant Governor Smith, to whom we owe a continuing debt for their support and of Alberta, the Honourable Norman Kwong; this was just one interest in the unit and its affairs. of the many salutes fired by the Regiment In the future, in the provincial capital. These included Regimental Victoria Day, Canada Day, Remembrance training will Day, as well as the annual firing in support continue into the of the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra on new year at a pace the Labour Day weekend, as they played that is challenging Tchaikovsky’s 1812 overture. and rewarding Training consisted of a series of; live fire to all ranks. The exercises at CFB Wainwright and Suffield, year 2009 should CPX’s in Red Deer and Edmonton, and prove to be even several 41 CBG Exercises involving all Alberta busier and more units. Of particular note was a multi unit FTX demanding not in Suffield. Participants included members only at home; but from SALH, 18 AD, LERs and 15 (Edmonton) also in sending Service Battalion. The aim of these exercises augmentees on TF was to train and evaluate an artillery battery 3-09. As always, on its operational effectiveness based on the Gunners continue Field Artillery Battle Task Standards and to to play a vital part. confirm skills taught on various Regimental The members of courses. 20 Field Regiment will respond to new challenges with continued The Regiment also travelled to Dundurn to participate in spirit, dedication and flexibility. Exercise Prairie Grizzly in May. This particular exercise was a live fire exercise with participation by both the Regular and Ubique! Canadian Gunner 29 30th Field Artillery Regiment e Royal Regiment of Canadian Artillery

2008 – A Busy Year It is with great sadness that the Regiment has had to say The 30th Field Regiment, or “Bytown Gunners”, as they are goodbye to one of its own this year. On the morning of Oct more universally known, have certainly been busy this past 25, 2008, Gnr Arielle Keyes-Oliver passed away in a tragic year. Being tasked as the National Salute Troop has seen the vehicle accident during a unit training exercise in which 4 Regiment participate in many ceremonial events; most notably; other soldiers were seriously injured. Although new to our unit, the Canada Day festivities, RMC Grad Fortissimo, the opening Gnr Keyes-Oliver was a highly motivated and well respected of Parliament and the CDS change of command parade. soldier within the unit lines and will be dearly missed by all. Aside from our tasks with these functions, we have been busy Our thoughts and prayers go out to her family and friends. The dealing with significant damage that was sustained to our drill injured members are all recovering and are being well looked hall during the spring thaw. Even with a broken infrastructure it after at home with their families and friends. hasn’t stopped the unit from carrying on and moving forward. Keeping up with the traditions of the Bytown Gunners, we The Regiment once again participated in the Canadian are still actively augmenting the Regular Force with troops Cancer Society’s annual “Relay for Life”. Lead by Sgt J.I. deployed on overseas operations. Within the past year we Clark, the team pushed through the night to obtain a first place have sent 16 members to Afghanistan with various different victory and most number of laps completed in this gruelling positions including, CIMIC, PSYOPS, OMLT, LO’s and as event. This relay is something the Regiment has participated Gunners with 2RCHA. We also have several members who in for several years and is always a favourite amongst those have self identified for ROTO 1-10 and who are in the process who attend. The team members were aided by proceeds from of completing their DAG files. the Regimental Charity Golf Tournament and they raised over $5000 for the cause this year. The tempo at CFRB Dow’s Lake, where we call home, has certainly been high and with everything that we have This summer CF personnel from throughout Canada participated in, past and present, we do so with pride as formed the CF Combat Shooting Team that competed at Gunners. No matter what the task, the Bytown Gunners the International Small Arms Competition in Bisley, UK. All will continue to carry on with exceptional determination and members of the team performed quite well, but it was CWO D. continue to serve. Atkins, RSM of our very own 30th Field Regiment that was the top Canadian shot in the competition. UBIQUE!

30 L’Artilleur Canadien 49th Field Artillery Regiment e Royal Regiment of Canadian Artillery

2008 proved an eventful year for the 49th Regiment. April 1 Speaking of retirement, Maj. Larry Masters, a long-time marked the first anniversary of our Regiment’s incorporation member of the Regiment, retired over the summer after over of the Maintenance Company of the 26th Service Battalion 32 years of service. His experience and wisdom accumulated into an administrative grouping with the Regiment. The newly over many years will be sorely missed, nevertheless he remains designated Service and Support Company of the 49th (Sault Ste active in the Officers’ Mess and we wish him well in retirement. Marie) Field Regiment RCA has been busy providing us with service support – both in garrison as well as in the field. We both After a busy summer with courses and training, autumn began needed and appreciate their support. with Exercise Hidden Talon – our Regiment’s IBTS training, held at Camp Grayling Michigan. This year we offered the training We also welcomed home our former Commanding Officer. on two consecutive weekends and the week in between, to LCol. Eric Groulx returned safely from Afghanistan after a allow our soldiers who could not make one weekend to make successful tour with TFA and the International Security Assistance the other, as well as making the week available for shift-workers Force. Off to Afghanistan were Capt Nadon, MBdr Phillips, MBdr and those who were free during the week to avail themselves Luhtanen, MBdr Anderson, Bdr Chiarelli, Bdr Morin and Gnr of this training and qualification opportunity. We were joined by MacDonald. We are extremely proud of Sudbury’s 2 Irish Regiment of Canada. our deployed soldiers, as we are of every member of the CF who undertakes to October 31 to November 2 brought participate in this effort and who, along Exercise Reigning Anvil, an artillery live- with their families, makes this additional fire and movement exercise at Camp sacrifice. Grayling. This exercise required the members of 30 Battery to engage in fire Various operations throughout the and movement in the field environment, year challenged our soldiers to put to setting up various gun positions and use the knowledge and training they completing fire missions before moving gained from our on-going training on on to new gun positions -- proving once the Armoury floor and in the local area. again their ability in this skill so vital to Beginning in January with Ex Frozen our role as Gunners. Between exercises Mercury, our soldiers experienced and our regular parade nights, we also the frigid conditions of the Northern ran a communications course, a driver Ontario winter and what working in wheeled course, and a PLQ course, this unique operating environment entails. This was followed so opportunities abound for our young soldiers to acquire and by Ex Reigning Anvil in February – a live-fire exercise at Camp practice new skills. Grayling in Michigan’s northern Lower Peninsula. February also brought Ex Collective Wisdom – a weekend in which officers and The Regiment paraded on the 11th of November (Remembrance Senior NCOs gathered to share their experiences of leadership Day) in honour of our dead from Canada’s wars. The public and service in the operational environment to the soldiers, support for the members, particularly in this time of war, was focussing on those with experience in the Afghanistan theatre heartfelt. The public, numbering about 3,000, gave a standing of operations. applause as the Regiment, comprising about 73 all ranks, including the band, marched into the Essar Centre for the Ex Valiant Thrust ushered in the spring. This exercise simulated ceremonies. Place of honour, as usual, was ceded to the Royal urban warfare conditions within our own city of Sault Ste. Marie. Canadian Legion and its veteran members. Noticeable was the From IED’s to terrorist attacks, our soldiers found this an exciting number of veterans still in the ranks of the Regiment. change from the field conditions of previous exercises. Even retired members of the Regiment braved the chilly weather The calendar year ended with the traditional Saint Barbara’s to join in the fun; led by LCol Healey, one of the Regiment’s Day Dinner for our soldiers on December 9. Following the usual former Commanding Officers, these retired members and their regimental pattern, unit officers served troops a classical dinner spouses played their role convincingly as anti-military picketers. of turkey, potatoes, vegetables, stuffing, and cranberry sauce. The Regiment is especially privileged to have these members of The dinner was well-received by our soldiers, reinforcing the our Regimental family who remain interested in the development camaraderie and esprit de corps felt throughout our Regiment. of young soldiers, and who are willing to volunteer their time to This was followed by the Officers’ Christmas Stag on December assist in this training. 16.

Canadian Gunner 31 56th Field Artillery Regiment e Royal Regiment of Canadian Artillery

2008 was another busy and exciting year for the 56th Field welcomed former CO LCol Edward Pancoe (Ret’d) as the Regiment, RCA, with several members leaving for overseas Honourary Lieutenant-Colonel of the Regiment. HLCol Donald tours and several changes in key appointments. Wilkin was then appointed as the HCol of the unit upon the retirement of BGen Leonard Salmon (Ret’d) as Honourary- Operational commitments have been at the forefront of the 56th Colonel. Shortly after the change of Honourary Colonels, the Field Regiment’s agenda. Currently the Regiment has seventeen 56th Field Regiment said goodbye to the Commanding Officer members deployed on TF 3-08 working in various positions. Sgt LCol Peter Brown, who turned over command to LCol David Grant Philpott and PO2 Dale Harington departed for Afghanistan Meehan. This was followed by a Change of RSM parade which in May in order to support JTFA HQ. The other fifteen members took place on 6 September. The 56th Field Regiment welcomed CWO Jeffrey Elliott as the incoming RSM while thanking CWO Jeffrey Gowanlock for his outstanding job as RSM. Both LCol Brown and CWO Gowanlock have made significant impacts on the 56th Field Regiment and their presence will be missed.

Despite the absence of so many members of the regiment due to work- up training and overseas deployments, the 56 Fd Regt has had a very successful training year. In the spring, 56th Fd Regt. participated in several FTX’s including Frozen Gunner in Burwash, and Coop Gunner in Meaford. During the summer the 56th Field Regiment sent a significant contingent to Artillery RST in Sault St. Marie both as instructors and as students. The 56th Fd Regt. concluded its live fire exercises for 2008 with Fall Gunner in Meaford. deployed at various times during August and September to join the Battle Group. Capt Robin Cooke and WO Paul Elliott are On Remembrance Day the Regiment again put forth maximum working within Battle Group HQ. The other thirteen members effort, with members participating in ceremonies on Nov 11th and including: Capt David Vandevenne, Lt Grant Seale, Sgt James several weekends prior. 10 Bty attended the ceremony in St. Morgan, MBdr Timothy Bothwell, MBdr Matthew Bradley, MBdr Catherine’s. 54 Bty attended the ceremony at the cenotaph in Gabriela Bielewicz, Bdr Kevin Griffin, Bdr Scott Hoo, Bdr Melvin Brantford. 69 Bty attended the Six Nations Veterans ceremony Monteblanca, Bdr Ryan Nielissen, Bdr Geoffrey Henderson, in Ohsweken on 19 Oct 08, ceremonies in Selkirk and Teeterville Gnr Kyle Langas and Gnr Tristan Ferguson are currently filling on 2 Nov 08, and ceremonies in Simcoe and Port Dover on 11 positions within F Bty, 2 RCHA. Our thoughts are with them and Nov 08. we look forward to their safe return home in 2009. 2008 was a very exciting and challenging year for the 56th The 56th field Regiment also had a busy year when it came to Field Regiment. We look forward to more exiting training and changes in key appointments. In April, the 56th Field Regiment events for 2009. 32 L’Artilleur Canadien 62e Régiment d’artillerie de campagne Le Régiment royal de l’Artillerie canadienne

EX NG 09, MISSISSIPPI NG09, les trois régiments d’artillerie se sont séparés en deux Le 62e RAC a vu de l’action batteries distinctes, c’est-à-dire; l’indicatif d’appel 4, composé L’exercice NOBLE GUERRIER 09 est le point culminant de de 4 détachements provenant du 62e RAC ainsi que du 2e RCA l’entraînement annuel des membres de la FOI (EST). Elle se tient et l’indicatif d’appel 5, composé de 5 détachements provenant depuis quatre ans au camp Shelby, dans l’état du Mississippi, du 6e RAC. situé près de la ville d’Hattiesburg. Durant cet exercice, les deux indicatifs d’appels ont tirés un Cet exercice permet la validation des techniques d’entraînement total de 2020 obus. Pendant les 5 jours de déploiement, chaque et la mesure de progression de chacun des membres des trois unité a pu effectuer plus d’une dizaine de mouvements, dont régiments d’artillerie réservistes du Québec, soit le 2e RCA un très intéressant à côté de la base opérationnelle avancée de Montréal, le 6e RAC de Lévis ainsi que le 62e RAC de (FOB) où se trouvait la majorité du personnel du 34 et 35 GBC. Shawinigan, tant pour les nouveaux artilleurs qualifiés de cet été Chaque détachement des deux indicatifs d’appels s’est frotté à que les commandants de détachement, les techniciens de poste une compétition de tir direct. De plus, de nombreux plans de tir de commande, de reconnaissance, d’observation et même les au niveau de batterie ont pu être effectués, même qu’on aura eu nouveaux officiers fraîchement sortis de leur cours. droit à un plan de tir du commandant de batterie, ce qui ne s’était pas vu depuis plusieurs années. Les régiments se sont même Autre aspect à ne pas négliger, pour les plus expérimentés, cet permis de faire du tir régimentaire. Malgré la température peu exercice leur a certainement apporté de nouvelles connaissances clémente, l’exercice a été très bénéfique pour tous les militaires ou confirmer celles qu’ils possédaient déjà. Lors de l’exercice participants.

Canadian Gunner 33 1st Air Defence Regiment (Lanmark and Renfrew Scottish) e Royal Regiment of Canadian Artillery

Deployed unit members: Commander LFCA Accommodation WO John Mosher Lt Bellmore LRP Brigade Comd Commendation Sgt Brenda Elms-Barnes Sgt Attrux DL The Colonel Commandant’s Bursary to MBdr Corrie Bdr Stoppa CJ MacLean Bdr Seto MY The Colonel Commandant’s Coin to Capt Bruce Prendergast Bdr Risto JJ The Colonel Commandant’s Commendation to HLCol Jim Bdr Kuehl RE Bryce Bdr Douglas CJ Commanding Officer’s Commendations: Bdr Shulist JT Sgt Karen Ross MBdr Joseph Connaughan Arrivals to the unit: MWO Linda A Lee Maj Freeman Chute WO Jimmy Gilbert Summary of activities: MWO Stephen Parker (CT to Regular Force in Nov) Several significant milestones were achieved this year in the unit’s transformation into it’s Field artillery role. Key position changes: The unit fielded all gun line functions including a fully manned BSM MWO John Hunt 3 gun troop with CP, Recce, Safety and support for live fire in Retirement CWO RB Howell November. Successfully ran a winter and fall BMQ/SQ Co Op course in Promotions to Senior O or WO: cooperation with local Boards of Education training approx 26 To RSM CWO Ken Webster soldiers. MWO Linda Lee Other significant events which occurred this past year: Deaths within unit: During the year the recruiting cell successfully recruited 40 HCol Judge Russell Merredew candidates processing well over 100 applicants. LCol (ret’d) R.B. Armstrong Several training weekends were held in and around the Carleton Place area building the base of expansion. Major awards or decorations: Members of this unit participated in several courses run by 2 Appointment of HCol William Brian Costello RCHA at CFB Petawawa. HLCol Jim Bryce 3rd CD Personnel deployed for SOV OP NANOOK during August. Sgt Christopher Pinkerton CD General success in force generation for deployed operations Cpl Judy Thamas CD 1 both underway with TF 3-08 and upcoming in 2010.

34 L’Artilleur Canadien 18th Air Defence Regiment e Royal Regiment of Canadian Artillery

2008 was an important year for the 18 AD Regiment. Not only to the year’s training but it gave energy to the importance of did the unit progress through its training as it transitioned from training and in part, that helped compensate for the reduction of Air Defence to Tube Artillery, but 18 AD also celebrated 100 manpower as a result of the mission. years of Artillery in Lethbridge. The following members were deployed on operations in Like many Reserve Units throughout Canada the Afghanistan Afghanistan in 2008: mission set the tone and tempo of training for the year. Not Sgt. LAPTHORN ASE, MBdr. MASON JA, Bdr. EELHART only did the mission in Afghanistan provide a sobering backdrop CD, Bdr. HUMMEL CA, Bdr. POTTS KP

In addition, to providing soldiers for operation several of the unit’s soldiers are working on “Class B” contracts: MBdr. HALMRAST TL. Cpl. Eagle BR. at CFB Shilo and Cpl. WHITEGRASS MD with WATC.

There were two major exercises in 2008 that were significant, the first being Sniping Gunner in February 2008. This was the first time since the re-rolling of the unit back to tube Artillery, that the Unit conducted an independent shoot. The second major exercise in May of 2008 was Prairie Defender. This exercise in DUNDURN Saskatchewan endeavored to recreate an Afghanistan scenario, with missions tailored to develop the skills needed to deploy operationally. It involved all combat arms working together and included outside civilian agencies. It was a massive undertaking in which 18 AD played a significant part.

In 2008 a milestone was achieved in Lethbridge with the celebration of 100 years of Artillery. The 18 AD Regiment began the celebratory year with a formal mess dinner in February and wrapped up the activities in October with a Freedom of the City Parade, and dinner at the Lethbridge College. The October event was attended by Land Forces West Area Commander, Brigadier General Mike Jorgensen, Colonel Commandant of Artillery, Brigadier General Ernest Beno, and the Lieutenant-Governor of Alberta His Excellency, Norman L. Kwon.

Canadian Gunner 35 RHQ RCA - QGR ARC

Regimental Headquarters remained busy as ever. The Le poste de commandement régimentaire est toujours aussi highlight was this year’s JOC, which had 57 students, one of occupé. Le point fort cette année a été le cours à l’intention des the largest ever, held in November. Among numerous other officiers subalternes en novembre qui comptait 57 stagiaires, events was the coordinating the opening ceremonies of the l’un des plus grands à s’être jamais tenu. Parmi les nombreuses Regimental traveling exhibit “Canada’s Gunners” in Petewawa autres activités, mentionnons la coordination des cérémonies (January), supporting the RCA Museum in the grand opening of d’ouverture de l’exposition itinérante régimentaire « Les their Afghan Exhibit (April) and Hall of Honour Gallery Opening artilleurs canadiens » à Petawawa (janvier), le soutien au musée (June). RHQ again commemorated the Canoe River Disaster de l’ARC à l’occasion de la grande ouverture de son exposition (November) at the Memorial in Shilo in conjunction with the sur l’Afghanistan (avril) et l’inauguration de la galerie du Hall JOC. d’honneur (juin). Le PCR a encore une fois commémoré cette année le désastre de Canoe River (novembre) au mémorial The only person to remain at RHQ RCA through out 2008 de Shilo, conjointement avec le cours à l’intention des officiers was the Asst Adjt RCA, Capt Geoff Popovits. Maj Gerry Lessard subalternes. took up full time duties as the Base La seule personne qui est restée G1 in January au PCR ARC tout au long de 2008 and Cpl Crystal est le Capt Adjt adjoint de l’ARC, Yaroslawsky le Capt Geoff Popovits. Le Maj returned to Base as Gerry Lessard occupe maintenant Cashier in July. Maj les fonctions à plein temps de Chuck LaRocque, G1 Base depuis janvier et le Cpl formally the Base Crystal Yaroslawsky est retourné COS took over à la Base en tant que caissier en as Regt Maj in juillet. Le Maj Chuck LaRocque, November, but the ancien CEM de la base est devenu RHQ Clerk was not major régimentaire en novembre. replaced. However, Enfin, le commis PCR reste le on the plus side, a même. En outre, un nouveau Capt new Regt Adjt was Adjt est arrivé en novembre avec filled in November l’affectation du Capt Victor de Waal, with the posting in fraîchement de retour d’une période of Capt Victor de de service en Afghanistan. Le Sgt Waal, fresh from a Capt De Waal, Bdr Gagon, Sgt Henry, Bdr Hansson, Gnr Bosse, Bdr Dave Redford est retourné au 1 tour in Afghanistan. Butler, Bdr Zinck, Capt Popovits RCHA en août et a été remplacé Sgt Dave Redford Missing/ Manquer - Maj LaRocque, MBdr Fehr, Bdr Parsons par le Sgt Angus Henry (4 RAAA) returned to 1 RCHA comme sgt PCR. Enfin, le Bdr in August, and was replaced by Sgt Angus Henry (4 AD Regt) Steve Gagnon (5 RALC) a été affecté à la boutique également as RHQ Sgt. Finally, Bdr Steve Gagnon (5 RALC) also joined en août, et le Bdrc Jeff Fehr provenant du 1 RCHA est devenu the Kitshop in August and MBdr Jeff Fehr was posted in from cmdtA de la boutique en novembre, en remplacement du Sgt 1 RCHA to fill the Kitshop 2ic position in November replacing Kyle Appel, nouvellement promu qui est retourné au 1 RCHA. newly promoted Sgt Kyle Appel, who returned to the 1 RCHA. Le reste de l’équipe du PCR pour 2008 comprenait le Bdr Glen The remainder of the RHQ team for 2008 were Bdr Glen Parsons, le Bdr Adam Hansson et l’Artil Geneviève Bosse à Parsons, Bdr Adam Hansson and Gnr Genevieve Bosse from l’atelier de l’ARC, ainsi que les bdr Dwayne Butler et George the RCA Workshop, with Bdrs Dwayne Butler and George Zinck Zinck à la boutique de l’ARC. in the RCA Kitshop. Le PCR reste le centre administratif des activités patrimoniales RHQ still continues to act as the administrative centre for all de l’ARC ou qui sont reliées aux fonds non publics, telles que RCA non-public and heritage activities such as the RCA Heritage la campagne de collecte de fonds pour le patrimoine de l’ARC, Campaign fundraising, the annual operations of the Regimental les opérations annuelles du fonds régimentaire, la production de Fund, putting out both the “Quadrant”, and “Canadian Gunner”, Quadrant et de L’Artilleur canadien, du site Web de l’ARC www. the RCA website at www.artillery.net, and running of The RCA artillery.net et des opérations de la boutique et de l’atelier de Kitshop & Workshop found at www.rcakitshop.net. l’ARC www.ARCkitshop.net.

36 L’Artilleur Canadien RCA Museum - Musée de l’ARC

In the spring of 2008, The RCA Museum was awarded Au printemps 2008, le musée de l’ARC a reçu le statut Manitoba Star Attraction status. In June we won the d’attraction étoile du Manitoba. En juin, nous avons remporté le prix Tourism Westman “Best Product Development” award and « Développement de produit » décerné par l’organisme Tourism in November we received the Deloitte Innovator of the Westman, puis en novembre, le prix national du tourisme Deloitte Year National Tourism Award from the Tourism Industry de l’innovateur de l’année de l’Association de l’industrie touristique Association of Canada. The RCA Museum is the first military du Canada. Le musée de l’ARC est le premier musée militaire au museum in Canada to ever win a national tourism award. Canada à se voir décerner un prix de tourisme national.

In 2008 we opened a new permanent gallery entitled “The Nous avons ouvert une nouvelle salle d’exposition permanente en Manitoba Hall of Honour” and held two temporary exhibitions: 2008 appelée le Hall d’honneur du Manitoba, en plus de tenir deux “The War in Afghanistan” and “Aircraft, Arms and Art”. In expositions temporaires : « La guerre en Afghanistan » et « Aéronef, December we brought the “Canada’s Gunners” exhibit armes et art ». En décembre, nous avons rapatrié l’exposition home from its final show in Petawawa and incorporated itinérante « Les artilleurs canadiens » qui finissait sa tournée à many of the components into our National Artillery Gallery. Petawawa et avons incorporé plusieurs de ses composantes à Over 290,000 people experienced “Canada’s Gunners” notre Galerie nationale de l’artillerie. Plus de 290 000 personnes ont 2005-2008. This year we also participated in a new series visité l’exposition « Les artilleurs canadiens » de 2005 à 2008. Cette entitled “Finding the Fallen” which aired on History TV in année, nous avons également participé à une nouvelle série intitulée November. « Finding the Fallen » diffusée sur la chaîne History en novembre.

We wish Nous souhaitons Gunners bonne chance et everywhere bonne visée à nos good luck and artilleurs de partout. good shooting. Nous sommes We are proud to fiers de relater leur tell your stories. histoire.

RCA Museum Staff 2008. Back row L to R: Chuck Whittingham, Chery van der Raadt, Maj Melchit (Boer War mannequin), Clive Prothero-Brooks. Front row L to R: George Wolchuk, Kathleen Christensen, Marc George and Dayna Barscello. Personnel du musée de l’ARC en 2008. À l’arrière, de gauche à droite : Chuck Whitting- ham, Chery van der Raadt, Maj Melchit (mannequin de la Guerre des Boers) et Clive Pro- thero-Brooks. À l’avant, de gauche à droite : George Wolchuk, Kathleen Christensen, Marc George et Dayna Barscello. Canadian Gunner 37 e Compétition Colonel Geoffrey Brooks Pour L’essai en Memorial Mémoire du Essay Competiton Colonel Geoffrey Brooks

ELIGIBILITY ADMISSIBILITÉ The contest is open to all DND military (Regular and Reserve) Sont admissibles au concurs tous les militaires et membres du and civilian personnel and students attending post-secondary personnel civil du ministère de la Défense nationale (Force régulière et educational institutes. Réserve) et les étudiants et étudiantes du niveau postsecondaire.

TOPIC THÈME Write on any topic of military history or specific military interest La dissertation doit porter sur tout sujet d’histoire militaire ou d’intérêt that pertains to The Royal Regiment of Canadian Artillery. militaire touchant le Régiment royal de l’Artillerie canadienne.

RULES RÈGLES Essay entries should be between 2,000 to 3,000 words in length. Le texte doit être de 2 000 à 3 000 mots, être dactylographié et être They must be typewritten and submitted in quadruplicate. The soumis en quatre examplaires. Le titre et la page de chaque ouvrage title and page of any published or unpublished work to which publié ou non publié auquel on renvoie, ou dont on cite un extrait dans reference has been made, or from which extracts have been la dissertation, doivent être mentionnés dans une note en bas de page. taken, must be quoted and footnoted. Les dissertations doivent être déposées sous le couvert de l’anonymat. Authorship of entries must be strictly anonymous. Each Ainsi, chaque auteur ou auteure doit adopter une devise ou un nom de competitor will adopt a motto or nom de plume, which will be plume qu’il ou elle inscrira au haut de la dissertation. quoted at the top of the entry. Il faut joindre â la dissertation une enveloppe scellée contenant le A sealed envelope will be enclosed with the entry. This envelope numéro matricule, le grade (le cas échéant), le nom et l’adresse will contain the service number, rank (as applicable), name and de l’auteur/auteure. La devise ou le nom de plume, sans autre address of the competitor. The envelope will have the appropriate renseignement, doit Ítre dactylographié sur l’enveloppe. motto or nom de plume only, typewritten on the outside. TRANSMETTRE LES DISSERTATIONS À: ENTRIES ARE TO BE ADDRESSED TO: Le Rédacteur en chef, L’Artilleur canadien Editor, The Canadian Gunner Concours de dissertation commémoratif Colonel-Geoffrey-Brooks The Colonel Geoffrey Brooks Memorial Essay Competition QGR ARC RHQ RCA C.P. 5000, succurs. Main PO Box 5000 Stn Main Shilo (Man.) R0K 2A0 Shilo, MB R0K 2A0 Les dissertations doivent parvenir au QGR ARC au plus tard le 30 Entries must reach RHQ RCA by 30 November 2009. novembre 2009. $1000.00 in prizes will be awarded. ($500 first prize, $300 second Les prix, d’un montant total de 1 000 $. (1er prix de 500 $, 2e prix de prize and $200 third prize.) 300 $ et 3e prix de 200 $).

JUDGING JURY The Editor will arrange for a committee to judge the entries. The Le rédacteur en chef formera un comité pour l’évaluation des decisions of this committee will be final. Results will be made dissertations. Les décisions du comité sont finales et les résultats known in the next issue of The Canadian Gunner and on www. seront annoncés dans la prochaine édition de L’Artilleur canadien artillery.net. Winners will be contacted by letter. et sur le Web à www.artillery.net. Les lauréats seront avisés de leur sélection par lettre. The Editor and staff of The Canadian Gunner cannot be held responsible for the loss or return of any essay submitted; nor Le rédacteur en chef et le personnel de L’Artilleur canadien se shall they incur any liability whatsoever in connection with the dégagent de toute responsabilité concernant la perte ou le retour receipt, dealings, judging and reports of essays. de toute dissertation soumise, et de toute responsabilité concernant la réception, l’évaluation, le traitement ou le compte rendu de ces The copyright of any essay submitted will remain with the author, dissertations. however, submission of a paper to the competition gives The RCA permission to publish said document in The Canadian L’auteur/auteure conserve ses droits d’auteur sur la dissertation. Gunner and to retain a copy in The RCA Museum library and Toutefois, la soumission d’une dissertation autorise par le fait même archives. l’ARC à en publier le texte dans l’Artilleur canadien et à en conserver copie dans la bibliothèque et les archives du Musée de l’ARC. 38 L’Artilleur Canadien Proud Supporters of the RCA Les supporters Fier d’ARC

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Canadian Gunner 39 Regimental Fund/Fond Régimentaire Financial Statement/État de Compte 2008

Revenue Quadrant Layout/Disposition de Quadrant 1,668.31 As of/Des que 31 Dec 08 Printing/Impression 915.79 Donations/Donations 52,418.50 Postage/Tarifs Postaux 1,216.88 The Quadrant/Le Quadrant 75.39 RCA Web Page (Maint)/Entretien de site web 239.40 Gunner/L’Artilleur 80.85 RCA Web Page (Server)/Livraison de Site web 0.00 Advertising/Publicité 1,394.29 RCA Photo Comp/Concours de photo 400.00 Kit Shop/Boutique des fournitures 0.00 Total $7,168.69 Interest/Intérêt 4,382.17 Museum Bldg/Ediface Musée 0.00 Member Assistance/Aide de membre RCA Fund Interest/Intérêt des fonds ARC 9,195.52 Bursary Awards/Bourses éducatives 0.00 Misc Revenue/Revenu Divers 5,661.89 Emergency Assistance/Concessions d’aide 2,000.00 Total Revenue/Revenu Total $73,208.61 Expressions of Sympathy 0.00 Total $2,000.00 Expenses/Dépenses Accounting Services/service de comptabilité 2,629.08 Member Recognition/Identification de membre ADP Lease/Bail d’ordinateur 0.00 Top Student Awards/Supérieures d’étudiant 0.00 Postage/Tarifs Postaux 127.46 Retirement/Retraite 15,865.76 Printing/Impression 0.00 Total $15,865.76 Staff Trg/Instrucion de personnel 0.00 Recap & PP&S/fournitures 305.42 Grants/Concessions Donor Rewards/récompenses des donateurs 0.00 RCA Band/Bande d’ARC 1,250.00 Depreciation/Dépréciation 30.05 RCAA Membership/Payer sa cotisation d’AARC 1,500.00 Total Expenses/Dépenses Total $3,092.01 RCA Museum/Musée d’ARC 7,500.00 Remaining Program Revenue/ Petawawa Museum/Musée de Petawawa 250.00 Les Fonds programme qui reste 70,116.60 1 RCHA Pipe/Drum/ 1 RCHA Musique 375.00 1 RCHA 2,167.50 Programmes 2 RCHA 2,167.50 Heritage/Héritage 0.00 5 RALC 2,167.50 Identity/Idendité 17,546.18 4 AD Regt 1,055.00 Professional Development/ RCA School 1,312.50 Développement Professionnel 3,016.15 ERE 0.00 Communication/Communication 7,168.69 Total $19,745.00 Assistance/Aide aux Membres 2,000.00 Recognition/Identification 15,865.76 Special Projects/Projets Spéciaux Grants/Concessions 19,745.00 Re-investment in Fund/ Projects/Projets 2,800.00 Nouvel investissement du fond 0.00 Standing Allocations/Allocation 2,545.66 Unit Projects/Projets Unités 2,800.00 Total Remaining/Fonds Total qui reste ($570.84) Transfer to 150th Fund/Transfert à fond 150e 0.00 Transfer to Bldg Fund/Transfert à fond musée 0.00 Programmes - Heritage/Héritage Ad Rebate/Rabais de publicités 0.00 NPP Maint/Bourse de BNP 0.00 Total $2,800.00 Museum Conference 0.00 Band Conference 0.00 Allocations/Allocations Total $0.00 RHQ RCA Reserve/Réserve de QGR ARC 2,545.66 Total $2,545.66 Identity Deployment Flags/Drapeaux de déploiement 0.00 Investments/Mise de Fonds Accoutrements/Fouriments 5,576.40 Regimental Fund/Fond Regimentaire $206,325.26 Grad Track Suits/survêtements 11,969.78 Museum Building Fund/Fond de Édiface Musée $13.75 Total $17,546.18 150th Anniversary Fund/Fond Anniversaire de 150e $9,426.84 RCA Heritage/d’héritage de l’ARC $213,105.59 Professional Development/ Total $428,871.44 Développement Professionnel Master Gunner Conference/ Conférence de maître canonnier 1,000.00 JOC/COS 2,016.15 Brooks Essay Competition/ Concours de colonel Geoffrey Brooks essai 0.00 Total $3,016.15

Communications/Communications Gunner Layout/Disposition de L’Artilleur Canadien 1,166.69 Printing/Impression 0.00 Postage/Tarifs Postaux 1,561.62

40 L’Artilleur Canadien RCA LISTING - BY RANK - 2008 LISTE D’ARC - PAR GRADE - 2008 RANK NAME INITS LOCATION GRADE NOM INITS ENDROITS LGEN ARP J NATO HQ - NORFOLK LCOL DOYLE KPJ 31 CBG HQ LGEN LESLIE AB CLS LCOL DUFRESNE NGJ 38 CBG MGEN BEARE SA CFD - VCDS LCOL FORTIN JSSD 5 RALC BGEN BARABÉ JGJC COS VCDS LCOL FRASER DA LFWA BGEN HOWARD AJ JOINT TASK FORCE AFGHANISTAN LCOL GARON R 6 RAC BGEN SELBIE JJ DCP SHAPE LCOL GAUVIN BA NATO AFFILIATED ORGS BGEN (RET’D)BENO EB COLONEL COMMANDANT LCOL GOLDER BA 49 FD REGT HCOL BROWNLEE-BAKERJS 15 FD REGT LCOL GRANT DM CANADA COM HQ HCOL BRULE BG 30 FD REGT LCOL HAECK K 62 RAC HCOL BURTON GE 11 FD REGT LCOL HAMMOND LJ CFB/ASU EDMONTON HCOL COLEMAN BJ 26 FD REGT LCOL HARDWICK GJ 33 CBG HQ HCOL EDWARDS G 20 FD REGT LCOL HARTNETT DG CDA HQ HCOL FAIRBAIRN J 18 AD REGT LCOL HETHERINGTON SC CFLS HCOL FECTEAU P 2 FD REGT LCOL JEAN JRS 34 CBG HQ HCOL HUBEL JRM 7 TOR REGT LCOL JOHNSON SAA CLFCSC HCOL LAFLAMME H 6 RAC LCOL KALOGERAKIS B 7 TOR REGT HCOL ROWE EH 49 FD REGT LCOL KEARNEY PE D MET OC HCOL STEWART NL 5 BC REGT LCOL KILFORD CR C PROG HCOL TURNBULL JH 3 FD REGT LCOL LAFORTUNE JMA RCA SCHOOL HCOL WILKIN D 56 FD REGT LCOL LAVOIE JR LFQA TC COL COTTEN KR CDLS(L) LCOL LEMIEUX JAA DG IS POL COL CROSMAN JDE CLS DET KINGSTON LCOL MACDONALD AS 1 FD REGT COL DAVIS RG CDAO MEXICO LCOL MACVICAR IC TF DARFUR COL DUHAMEL JM ATL LCOL MAGNAN JCL C PROG COL FLEURY JJG CDAO ARGENTINA LCOL MCNAIR JB CLFCSC COL GUNN RD RMC LCOL MCNICOLL JRM CLS COL HARVEY JGA CLS LCOL MCPHERSON BWG CTC HQ COL HODGSON MD ACO ORGS (N) LCOL MCPHERSON SI 3 FD REGT COL LACROIX JCR CLS LCOL MEEHAN DE 56 FD REGT COL LAVOIE JAM CLS LCOL MILLER C 20 FD REGT COL MARSHALL DD CDI - DARTY LCOL MORRISON SW LFWA TC COL MIEZITIS IA SJS LCOL NAUSS DC 36 CBG HQ COL PETRYK JM CDAO POLAND LCOL NICKERSON SL CDLS(L) COL POIRIER RR 38 CBG LCOL ROULEAU MN CANSOFCOM HQ COL TREMBLAY JGE CF H SVCS GP HQ LCOL SIMONDS CG TF JERUSALEM HLCOL BROWN DA 30 FD REGT LCOL THOMPSON DR 26 FD REGT HLCOL BRYCE JEF 1 AD REGT LCOL VAHEY SDJ 30 FD REGT HLCOL DALLAIRE RA 6 RAC LCOL WILEY DS 42 FD REGT HLCOL DEVOS P 10 FD REGT LCOL WILLIAMS PJ CEFCOM HQ HLCOL DOTY WC 84 IND FD BTY LCOL WOODGATE JR LFAA HQ HLCOL DUCHENEAU J 62 RAC LCOL YOUNG T CMP HLCOL FADER P 1 FD REGT MAJ AALTONEN DA TF MIDDLE EASTS HLCOL FELSTEAD RH 26 FD REGT MAJ ALLEN JE CDLS(W) HLCOL KOVACHICH C 2 FD REGT MAJ ARAUJO LA “CDAO, BRAZIL” HLCOL LINTON FW 116 FD BTY MAJ BAKER BP CLS HLCOL MACDONALD ST 5 FD REGT MAJ BAKER TW CANSOFCOM HQ HLCOL MCKAY M 11 FD REGT MAJ BARRETT JD 15 FD REGT HLCOL MCKELVEY EN 3 FD REGT MAJ BEAUCHAMP JECP 4 AD REGT HLCOL NOBLE B 49 FD REGT MAJ BEAUCHEMIN JAM CANADA COM HHQ HLCOL PANCOE E 56 FD REGT MAJ BEDARD BJ 2 RCHA HLCOL SMITH B 20 FD REGT MAJ BELANGER JLC DGMC HLCOL STEPHENSON BE 7 TOR REGT MAJ BENAY JGLR DGMP HLCOL VEUGER PFW 15 FD REGT MAJ BLAKE SA 30 FD REGT HLCOL WIGGLESWORTH A 1 FD REGT MAJ BOBBITT DR CFB/ASU PETAWAWA LCOL ARMSTRONG MB RCSU CENTRAL MAJ BOILY JCL CEFCOM HQ LCOL AUBIN FM CFD MAJ BOUCHER LHPS CLFCSC LCOL AUDET JAY CLS MAJ BRUCE JE 1 CMBG HQ & SIG SQN LCOL BARBIER JGA ACO ORGS (N) MAJ BRUNEAU JPEP CLS LCOL BECKING IC 30 FD REGT MAJ BUCHANAN DC RCA SCHOOL LCOL BISHOP TJ 1 RCHA MAJ BUTLER PJ CLS LCOL BOUCHARD JMD 4 AD REGT MAJ CANTIN JAC METC LCOL BOURQUE 2 FD REGT MAJ CASAULT JMF DGMC LCOL BROWN PE CLFCSC MAJ CHAPMAN BJ DRDC MSU LCOL CARRAGHER SE 11 FD REGT MAJ CHRISTOPHER RJ 56 FD REGT LCOL CHAMBERLAIN RK CEFCOM HQ MAJ CHUBBS LA 2 CMBG HQ & SIG SQN LCOL CLARKE DG DG IS POL MAJ CHUTE FC 42 FD REGT LCOL COTTER CL 5 FD REGT MAJ COMEAU CD LFTS HQ LCOL DALTON LC 2 RCHA MAJ COULOMBE JCM CLS LCOL DAME GF VCDS MAJ DALAL DA 116 IND FD BTY LCOL DOUGLAS BW NES - TERM LVE MAJ DEJACOLYN AM LFTS HQ

Canadian Gunner 41 RANK NAME INITS LOCATION GRADE NOM INITS ENDROITS MAJ DESCHÊNES JAC CDI MAJ MACDONALD MA CFB COLD LAKE MAJ DESTREMPES MSJ JTFE HQ MAJ MACEACHERN RP CLS MAJ DIILIO BF CLS MAJ MADER LR CLS MAJ DORRIS FLJP CFLO ESTAB MAJ MAGNAN RB 49 FD REGT MAJ DRAHO MJ EXCHANGE UK MAJ MARTIN D LFWA HQ MAJ DUBOIS S CFC MAJ MASSON S 5 RALC MAJ DUFF KF CLS MAJ MAXWELL TL CFD MAJ DUFOUR JMAL 5 RALC MAJ MCGARRY LP CFLS MAJ DUFOUR JRV CFC MAJ MCHATTIE WG CFEC MAJ DUMAS JS CMTC MAJ MCKEEVER D RCA SCHOOL MAJ DUNN RS CFB/ASU GAGETOWN MAJ MOLASKI WS CFLS MAJ DUPUIS RW CEFCOM HQ MAJ MOON RC DCOMD NORAD MAJ DUVAL JF 5 RALC MAJ MOUTON 2 FD REGT MAJ EMBREE RD 4 AD REGT MAJ MULLALLY FL 30 FD REGT MAJ FARRELL RN SJS MAJ MURRAY SLM “CDAO,CDAO, ININDIA”DIA MAJ FAUCHER JLB LFQA HQ DET VALCARTIER MAJ NAIRNE RW LFWA MAJ FISHER JR STANREP AUST MAJ NOTARO MF LFCA HQ MAJ FORTIER JPM CLS MAJ O’LEARY SD CTC HQ MAJ FORTIN SK 1 RCHA MAJ OTIS JAR DRDC MSU DET VALCARTIER MAJ FORTOLOCZKY JE ACO ORGS (N) MAJ PAQUETTE D 20 FD REGT MAJ FOSS KS CFD MAJ PARENT 2 FD REGT MAJ FOWLER T 20 FD REGT MAJ PAUS RM SJS MAJ FRANK GG 11 FD REGT MAJ PAYNE JP 2 RCHA MAJ FRENETTE JL LFTS HQ DET OTTAWA MAJ PELLETIER 2 FD REGT MAJ GAGNE JAS CLS MAJ PERREAULT JPM DGMC MAJ GALLAGHER SF CFLO ESTAB MAJ PICKERING PH 11 FD REGT MAJ GALLAGHER SM 2 RCHA MAJ PLANTE JAMG CLS MAJ GARDNER CM 39 CBG HQ MAJ POSPOLITA JG 1 RCHA MAJ GIROUX VMB TAC SCHOOL MAJ PRÉAUX PDD CFB/ASU VALCARTIER MAJ GOMES PMC 7 TOR REGT MAJ PROULX JJSB CDLS(W) MAJ GUTSCHER DJ LFTS HQ MAJ PURCELL BA 15 FD REGT MAJ HAIRE SG 2 RCHA MAJ REIFFENSTEIN AE CFC MAJ HAMILTON-BROWN GR 1 CMBG HQ & SIG SQN MAJ RICHARD JJ 1 RCHA MAJ HAMPSON JA 30 FD REGT MAJ ROBY NS 4 AD REGT MAJ HART RG RCA SCHOOL MAJ ROY R LFTS HQ MAJ HASKELL R 10 FD REGT MAJ RUSSEL DA CFC MAJ HATCHER GP LFAA HQ MAJ SCHAMEHORN JJ 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN MAJ HATTON ST 2 RCHA MAJ SCHARLACH T 1 RCHA MAJ HEENAN PJ CFD MAJ SCHOTSCH MB 11 FD REGT MAJ HEIJ SDA CLS MAJ SEGARD GMF RCSU EASTERN MAJ HEROD LW 41 CBG HQ MAJ SEVIGNY P LFQA HQ MAJ HEWITT SL JTF GAMES MAJ SINES CS SJS MAJ HOGAN TJ 4 AD REGT MAJ SMID R SJS MAJ HUNTER SJ CANSOFCOM HQ MAJ SMITH DW RCA SCHOOL MAJ ISBERG TJ JTFW HQ MAJ ST. DENNIS JE CLS MAJ IVEY GW 2 CMBG HQ & SIG SQN MAJ ST. GEORGE LK 7 TOR REGT MAJ JARRETT 20 FD REGT MAJ STEWART JD 7 TOR REGT MAJ JOHNSON WD TAC SCHOOL MAJ ST-PIERRE JAC CANMILREP MAJ JONES DB 1 RCHA MAJ ST-PIERRE JLAP 5 RALC MAJ KENNEDY TJ 1 RCHA MAJ SULLIVAN MJC CLS MAJ KENNY DM LFWA TC MAJ SUTHERLAND KD C PROG MAJ KIROPOULOS S DGMC MAJ TAYLOR SW 2 RCHA MAJ LACOMBE JEJD 5 RALC MAJ USBORNE S CFB/ASU PETAWAWA MAJ LAFRENIERE DEO LFDTS MAJ VIEVEEN JH CEFCOM HQ MAJ LAHAIE JFD CLS MAJ VOYER PA 31 CBG HQ MAJ LAMBERT RJ 49 FD REGT MAJ WICKENS KAT 15 FD REGT MAJ LANDRY CS CFC MAJ WOLANSKI UJF CFLS MAJ LAROCQUE CWJ REGT MAJ MAJ ZURBRIGG SE 7 TOR REGT MAJ LAVALLEE JLCM VCDS CAPT AMBERLEY PC DG IS POL MAJ LAVIGNE JSPF CANADA COM HQ CAPT ANDREOLA L CDLS(L) MAJ LEACH MA LFAA HQ CAPT ANDRESEN ERP 4 AD REGT MAJ LEE TH 4 AD REGT CAPT ANDREWS RJF 11 FD REGT MAJ LEFEBVRE 2 FD REGT CAPT ARSENEAU RJ 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN MAJ LEIGH TJ LFCA HQ CAPT AUCOIN MT CFB/ASU KINGSTON MAJ LEPINE JPF EXCHANGE EU CAPT AUDET J CLS MAJ LESSARD JBG CFB/ASU SHILO CAPT AUGER JGD LFQA TC MAJ LEVATTE TW CFB/ASU GAGETOWN CAPT BASARABA S 20 FD REGT MAJ LITTLE RNW CLS DET KINGSTON CAPT BASSETT AH 7 TOR REGT MAJ LITTLE WK CFD CAPT BATTEN MW 1 RCHA MAJ LOTT RS PSTC CAPT BEAUDIN P 5 RALC MAJ LYNK DL LFTS HQ DET PETAWAWA CAPT BÉGIN IME RMC SAINT-JEAN MAJ LYTTLE RJ CFB/ASU SHILO CAPT BELWAY RP DGLEPM 42 L’Artilleur Canadien RANK NAME INITS LOCATION GRADE NOM INITS ENDROITS CAPT BERNARD JRGP 11 FD REGT CAPT GEILEN T 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN CAPT BEST JT LFWA HQ CAPT GENDRON JBJM ASU ST-JEAN CAPT BIGLER CM RMC CAPT GEORGE GA RCA SCHOOL CAPT BILLING BG 2 RCHA CAPT GILBERT PDD 5 RALC CAPT BISSONNETTE RD RCA SCHOOL CAPT GILLAN JDG LFAA TC CAPT BOSSÉ BJ 5 RALC CAPT GILLESPIE AR RCA SCHOOL CAPT BOSTON SJ LFTS HQ CAPT GILLIS CA 2 RCHA CAPT BOUCHARD JLA 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN CAPT GIVEN JP CTC HQ CAPT BOUCHARD VA RCA SCHOOL CAPT GOODFELLOW LR 26 FD REGT CAPT BOURQUE D 5 RALC CAPT GOULD F 2 RCHA CAPT BOWER RJ CFJHQ CAPT GRAHAM S 7 TOR REGT CAPT BOYECHKO S 30 FD REGT CAPT GRATTON 2 FD REGT CAPT BRADEN CJ ADM(MAT) PMPR LIST CAPT GREBSTAD DW RCA SCHOOL CAPT BRADLEY AWJ 1 RCHA CAPT GREER TR 7 TOR REGT CAPT BRASSARD DYG RMC CAPT GREWAL NS 7 TOR REGT CAPT BRESCACIN GA 7 TOR REGT CAPT GRIMSHIRE 2 FD REGT CAPT BRUNELLE JP 2 RCHA CAPT GROUT NJ 4 AD REGT CAPT BRUNET JPEP LFAA TC CAPT GUAY S 5 RALC CAPT BUECKERT K 10 FD REGT CAPT HACHE MJA DJCP CAPT BURKE SC RMC CAPT HAIRE KF 2 CMBG HQ & SIG SQN CAPT CAINES TJ CLS CAPT HAMPTON JG 2 CMBG HQ & SIG SQN CAPT CALILLE 2 FD REGT CAPT HAN H 1 CMBG HQ & SIG SQN CAPT CAUSEY JA LFCA HQ CAPT HANEY IL 11 FD REGT CAPT CHAMOUN 2 FD REGT CAPT HANNAN JAP CFSU (OTTAWA) CAPT CHARCHUK A 1 RCHA CAPT HAREWOOD E 7 TOR REGT CAPT CHARLERY-FRANKLYN V CFRC DET MISSISSAUGA CAPT HARVEY MC RCA SCHOOL CAPT CHETWYND J 2 RCHA CAPT HAVEMEN LM 26 FD REGT CAPT CHIASSON T 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN CAPT HAWCO JM 2 RCHA CAPT CHLEDOWSKI S RCA SCHOOL CAPT HEER SA CFC CAPT CLARKE RM LFTS HQ CAPT HICKS TF 2 RCHA CAPT CLAVEAU J-F 5 RALC CAPT HIGGINS DK 2 RCHA CAPT CLOUTIER JSM 5 RALC CAPT HILLIER PJ RCA SCHOOL CAPT COBER JD RCA SCHOOL CAPT HISCOCK M 2 RCHA CAPT COBURN KR 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN CAPT HOBSON MJJH 4 AD REGT CAPT COOKE GR 56 FD REGT CAPT HOLLERAN AN 5 RALC CAPT COOPER LE CEFCOM HQ CAPT HORNELL JEJ CFB/ASU GAGETOWN CAPT COPPICUS RF 26 FD REGT CAPT HOWE JM RCA SCHOOL CAPT CÔTÉ-BARIBEAU YP 5 RALC CAPT HUNT W 1 RCHA CAPT COULOMBE D CTC HQ CAPT INSLEY BC 2 RCHA CAPT COURTEMANCHE JCG 5 RALC CAPT IRVING S 2 RCHA CAPT COURTEMANCHE JYCM 5 RALC CAPT JACKSON LM 1 RCHA CAPT COUTTS C 20 FD REGT CAPT JAMES A 2 RCHA CAPT CRABBE DR CFB/ASU PETAWAWA CAPT JOBIN JCM SJS CAPT CRANE P CANOSCOM HQ CAPT JONES JM 11 FD REGT CAPT CREELMAN JG LFCA HQ CAPT KENNEDY LT LFWA HQ CAPT CURRIE KP RCA SCHOOL CAPT KNOWLES CD TF MIDDLE EASTS CAPT DAVIS WPR 2 CMBG HQ & SIG SQN CAPT KNOX VL 49 FD REGT CAPT DE WAAL VA REGT ADJT CAPT KRAMER J UNIVERSITE DE MONTRÉAL CAPT DEAN J 7 TOR REGT CAPT KUERVERS S 20 FD REGT CAPT DEGAUST BD RCA SCHOOL CAPT KUHSE G 20 FD REGT CAPT DENEAU ED EXCHANGE US CAPT LAJOIE JPP 5 RALC CAPT DESROSIERS JFC LFQA TC CAPT LAMB DB 15 FD REGT CAPT DOIRON 2 FD REGT CAPT LAMBERT SK 49 FD REGT CAPT DOUCET LJA RCA SCHOOL CAPT LAMBERT 42 FD REGT CAPT DUFOUR AD 5 RALC CAPT LANG SM 4 AD REGT CAPT DUNLOP GM RCA SCHOOL CAPT LAURIAULT JES CFB/ASU MONTRÉAL CAPT DUNLOP KLA RCA SCHOOL CAPT LEBEL JGD 5 RALC CAPT DUNN C 1 RCHA CAPT LEBLANC RGB 5 FD REGT CAPT DUPLESSIS JGF 34 CBG HQ CAPT LECLAIR PRJ LFAA HQ CAPT DURETTE JRM TAC SCHOOL CAPT LEE ABS 11 FD REGT CAPT DYKES NRR RM RANG CAPT LEGENDRE JGC EXCHANGE US CAPT EDEL KG 26 FD REGT CAPT LEMAY M 6 FD REGT CAPT ETHELSTON CW 1 RCHA CAPT LEMIEUX S RCA SCHOOL CAPT EVANS SL 2 RCHA CAPT LESLIE JD 2 RCHA CAPT EYESTONE GR MCMASTER UNIVERSITY CAPT LEWIS R 20 FD REGT CAPT FECTEAU JAP RCSU EASTERN DET MONTRÉAL CAPT LEWIS RG 26 FD REGT CAPT FERNET MGAR 5 RALC CAPT LLOYD SD EXCHANGE UK CAPT FERRERA DL 1 RCHA CAPT LOCKRIDGE AD RCA SCHOOL CAPT FINELLI LA 7 TOR REGT CAPT MAASSEN MJ 15 FD REGT CAPT FORSYTHE D 20 FD REGT CAPT MACBETH HRA CMTC CAPT FOURNIER JMYN 5 RALC CAPT MACCAUL TDS 30 FD REGT CAPT GAYTON DP 15 FD REGT CAPT MACDONALD P 1 RCHA Canadian Gunner 43 RANK NAME INITS LOCATION GRADE NOM INITS ENDROITS CAPT MACLACHLAN HG 56 FD REGT CAPT SMOLEY SW CFB SUFFIELD CAPT MARVIN C 56 FD REGT CAPT SNIDER J 20 FD REGT CAPT MATHESON D RCA SCHOOL CAPT SPEARS JT RCA SCHOOL CAPT MATHEWS JJ 1 RCHA CAPT STEWART PA 2 RCHA CAPT MCARTHUR EL 26 FD REGT CAPT STIMPSON RT 1 CMBG HQ & SIG SQN CAPT MCBEAN SD RCA SCHOOL CAPT STOCKER LNA 49 FD REGT CAPT MCCUISH DA LFCA TC CAPT SYKORA CD 2 RCHA CAPT MCCULLOUGH JR LFWA HQ DET SASK CAPT SZABUNIO PA 7 TOR REGT CAPT MEADE RJ 1 RCHA CAPT TAYLOR CR 4 AD REGT CAPT MEEHAN DJJ 10 FD REGT CAPT TEMPLEMAN RT 11 FD REGT CAPT MICHELSEN TK 1 RCHA CAPT THEBERGE JLJ DGLEPM CAPT MILLS EB RMC CAPT THOMPSON SD RMC SAINT-JEAN CAPT MONTAGUE RT CLS CAPT TISCHHAUSER DR 11 FD REGT CAPT MOORE RA 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN CAPT TOFTS DF 2 RCHA CAPT MORGAN JD RCSU CENTRAL DET TORONTO CAPT TREMBLAY SP 1 RCHA CAPT MORRIS NA 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN CAPT UNDERHILL ELM 7 TOR REGT CAPT MORRISSETTE M 5 RALC CAPT VACHON P 5 RALC CAPT NADONNADON BP 49 FD REGTREGT CAPTCAPT VAMOSVAMOS AJ 2 RCHARCHA CAPT NAHIRNEY DA 2 RCR DET OBGE CAPT VANDERMOLEN RW 1 RCHA CAPT NAM H CFB WINNIPEG CAPT VANDEVENNE DAR 56 FD REGT CAPT NELSON HBJ RCA SCHOOL CAPT VANSLYKE RJ 15 FD REGT CAPT NICHOLSON RAH 1 RCHA CAPT VARDY PW 49 FD REGT CAPT NICKERSON CL 4 AD REGT CAPT VAUGHAN JEJ 1 RCHA CAPT NOKE R 7 TOR REGT CAPT VINE GE 49 FD REGT CAPT OAKES GA 11 FD REGT CAPT VOYER M CFLRS CAPT O’BRIEN JLMG 2 RCHA CAPT WALDNER M 20 FD REGT CAPT O’DONNELL J 1 RCHA CAPT WALKER CF 2 RCHA CAPT O’DONNELL RA 1 RCHA CAPT WARREN WM RCA SCHOOLL CAPT ORTIZ SOSA M 7 TOR REGT CAPT WATT IC 15 FD REGT CAPT OSTIGUY JGAC CFRC MONTRÉAL CAPT WATTS J RCA SCHOOLL CAPT PAGE JRD 56 FD REGT CAPT WATTS NJ 15 FD REGT CAPT PEARSE DA 49 FD REGT CAPT WHITE GG CFRG HQ CAPT PEDERSON JA RCA SCHOOL CAPT WHITE RG 10 FD REGT CAPT PEDNEAULT JA LFQA HQ CAPT WHITMAN AG 2 RCHA CAPT PELLERINE TJ 1 RCHA CAPT WILLIAMS LM CFRC DET KITTCHENER CAPT PHILLIPS JA 2 RCHA CAPT WILLIAMS MP 2 RCHA CAPT PIERCE RM RMC CAPT WILLIAMS NJ 2 RCHA CAPT PIGEAU MD 56 FD REGT CAPT WILLIS J 20 FD REGT CAPT PLEMEL LB 4 AD REGT CAPT WILSON J 20 FD REGT CAPT PLUMMER IC RCA SCHOOL CAPT WILTSHIRE BV LFWA TC CAPT POIRIER R UNIVERSITE LAVAL CAPT WING OM RCA SCHOOLL CAPT POITRAS F 5 CMBG HQ & SIG SQN CAPT WYLIE EJ 37 CBG HQ CAPT POPOVITS GM 26 FD REGT CAPT YOUNGSON S 1 RCHA CAPT PRÉAUX P 5 RALC CAPT YUVAN CMC CTC HQ CAPT PRENDERGAST BW 42 FD REGT LT ASTALOS M 1 RCHA CAPT PRENDERGAST D 4 AD REGT LT BANKS J 5 RALC CAPT RAINS R 7 TOR REGT LT BARBE N 2 RCHA CAPT RAMACIERI 2 FD REGT LT BECK SW 56 FD REGT CAPT RANDELL HA CTC HQ LT BELLEMORE LRP 42 FD REGT CAPT RAYMOND MGM 5 RALC LT BOSSENCE W 1 RCHA CAPT RITCHIE BE RCA SCHOOL LT BOUTIN 2 FD REGT CAPT ROBERT JJ 5 RALC LT BROWN CF 30 FD REGT CAPT ROBERTSON A 1 RCHA LT BROWN S RCA SCHOOL CAPT ROBERTSON TR RCA SCHOOL LT BURNETT DI RCA SCHOOL CAPT ROEDER CW 26 FD REGT LT COUCH MH 11 FD REGT CAPT ROESLER MV RCA SCHOOL LT CURR ADJ 10 FD REGT CAPT ROSALES MR 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN LT DERENIOWSKI AG 56 FD REGT CAPT RUPCICH T 10 FD REGT LT DUMAS JC 30 FD REGT CAPT SAUNDERS RM 4 AD REGT LT EKE J 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN CAPT SCHOLL IP 15 FD REGT LT EVANS CJ 15 FD REGT CAPT SCHUTTE LC 4 AD REGT LT EVANS G 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN CAPT SCOTT JM 49 FD REGT LT EVANS J 1 RCHA CAPT SEYMOUR LW 4 AD REGT LT FENG NZG 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN CAPT SHEPPARD R 2 RCHA LT FONTAINE C 1 RCHA CAPT SHRUM LA CEFCOM HQ LT FONTAINE K 5 RALC CAPT SIMARD JM CFLRS LT FOOHEY DO 42 FD REGT CAPT SIMMONDS JC 5 RALC LT GERBRANDT M RCA SCHOOL CAPT SKUCE IE 26 FD REGT LT GRANNAN J DALHOUSIE UNIVERSITY CAPT SKUCE JE 26 FD REGT LT GRAY DT 7 TOR REGT CAPT SLOAT SC RCA SCHOOL LT GRIEVE AW 15 FD REGT CAPT SMITH KC CLS LT GRIMEAU BM 26 FD REGT CAPT SMITH MR RCA SCHOOL LT GUYMER DL RCA SCHOOL 44 L’Artilleur Canadien RANK NAME INITS LOCATION GRADE NOM INITS ENDROITS LT HARWOOD SH 11 FD REGT 2LT FURMAN D 2 RCHA LT HELMS F 20 FD REGT 2LT GAGNE T RCA SCHOOL LT JAWED AS 1 RCHA 2LT GALBRAITH A RCA SCHOOL LT KEACH GE 1 RCHA 2LT GENDRON-HOULE B 5 RALC LT KENT IC 11 FD REGT 2LT GIRARDI JC 15 FD REGT LT KOSHMAN MK 30 FD REGT 2LT GLOVER WM 30 FD REGT LT LABONTÉ ME 5 RALC 2LT GRAVES RD 26 FD REGT LT LAROCQUE 2 FD REGT 2LT GUERTIN Y RCA SCHOOL LT LAVERY M 2 RCHA 2LT HALIBURTON I RCA SCHOOL LT LEBEL PL 5 RALC 2LT HALYTSKYY S CFLRS LT LECLERC-DESJARDINS Y 5 RALC 2LT HARVIE E 116 IND FD BTY LT LÉGER LM 5 RALC 2LT HELINA RT 15 FD REGT LT LENIS GD 15 FD REGT 2LT HILMER PM 15 FD REGT LT LIZOTTE V 2 RCHA 2LT HUI C 15 FD REGT LT MACNEILL M RCA SCHOOL 2LT JEWER A 5 RALC LT MARSHALL MM RCA SCHOOL 2LT JOHNSON MC RCA SCHOOL LT MCCONNELL C 2 RCHA 2LT KAIRNS 2 FD REGT LT MCDONALD J 1 RCHA 2LT KER C 4 AD REGT LT MIROSNIKOV A 4 AD REGT 2LT KIM D 7 TOR REGT LT MORIN M 5 RALC 2LT KNOX J RCA SCHOOL LT OMARI S 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN 2LT KNOX S RCA SCHOOL LT ON TQ 11 FD REGT 2LT KOBYLECKI T 42 FD REGT LT OSBORNE C 2 RCHA 2LT LANOUETTE P RCA SCHOOL LT PARÉ MA 5 RALC 2LT LEBLANC W RCA SCHOOL LT PIHLAJA RD 49 FD REGT 2LT LESLIE EEM 30 FD REGT LT PRENTICE AP 11 FD REGT 2LT LESSARD A 5 RALC LT REID CL 42 FD REGT 2LT LEVANGIE DJ RCA SCHOOL LT ROACH CR 30 FD REGT 2LT LITTLE P CARLETON UNIVERSITY LT ROGOWSKY SC 26 FD REGT 2LT MALONE W RCA SCHOOL LT ROMAN A 5 RALC 2LT MATTHEWS R RCA SCHOOL LT ROSS EJ 2 RCHA 2LT MAYES J 1 RCHA LT SAULNIER C 2 RCHA 2LT MCCABE T 4 AD REGT LT SEALE GPN 56 FD REGT 2LT MCCULLOCH KD 49 FD REGT LT SKIDMORE NY 2 RCHA 2LT MCINTYRE RJ 30 FD REGT LT SOUTHEN JP 30 FD REGT 2LT MCKINNON D VENTURE NOTC LT STEWART B RCA SCHOOL 2LT MCKNIGHT R 20 FD REGT LT THOMPSON JP 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN 2LT MILLER B RCA SCHOOL LT TRANQUILLA M RCA SCHOOL 2LT MOORE JC 49 FD REGT LT TY GJC 7 TOR REGT 2LT MORALES DO CFLRS LT VERLEUN NJ 1 RCHA 2LT MORGAN R 20 FD REGT LT VIGOR D 7 TOR REGT 2LT MULLINS B CFLRS LT WALSH DM LFAA HQ 2LT MYMKO MW 116 IND FD BTY LT WOOD JA 30 FD REGT 2LT NOEL L CFB/ASU WAINWRIGHT 2LT ALLEN DIA 11 FD REGT 2LT PARENT R 2 RCHA 2LT AUMOND L RCA SCHOOL 2LT PARK SD 11 FD REGT 2LT BARBER J RCA SCHOOL 2LT PELLETIER Y 5 RALC 2LT BARROW C CFB HALIFAX 2LT PENNEY C INFANTRY SCHOOOL 2LT BAXTER W RCA SCHOOL 2LT PETERS AS 15 FD REGT 2LT BEATTY KN G&S F 2LT PLAYER W RCA SCHOOL 2LT BOISSONNEAULT D RCA SCHOOL 2LT PRYMACK A 1 RCHA 2LT BOUDREAU NI 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN 2LT PRYOR WD RCA SCHOOL 2LT BOWERING JD 1 RCHA 2LT QUINN BJ 42 FD REGT 2LT BROWN D CFLRS 2LT RAMSEY I RCA SCHOOL 2LT BROWNE JW 49 FD REGT 2LT RASHEED ST 7 TOR REGT 2LT BROWNRIDGE J CFLRS 2LT RICHARDSON A 1 RCHA 2LT BRUSH S 11 FD REGT 2LT RIDDOCH G RCA SCHOOL 2LT BURT T RCA SCHOOL 2LT RUDDER JD 11 FD REGT 2LT CARKNER M RCA SCHOOL 2LT SHONIKER M RCA SCHOOL 2LT CARTER C RCA SCHOOL 2LT SKENE R RCA SCHOOL 2LT CONLEY MJ RCA SCHOOL 2LT SMITH R RCA SCHOOL 2LT CONWAY RJ 26 FD REGT 2LT TAIT CS 26 FD REGT 2LT CUTTING C 2 RCHA 2LT TEARLE KJ 11 FD REGT 2LT CYSIQUE TC RCA SCHOOL 2LT TELFER R RCA SCHOOL 2LT DELVO M RCA SCHOOL 2LT TEMPENY M 7 TOR REGT 2LT DINNER T 1 RCHA 2LT THÉBERGE E 5 RALC 2LT DRADER HF 26 FD REGT 2LT TILBROOK W 2 RCHA 2LT DUNLAP C RCA SCHOOL 2LT TREMBLAY-MICHAUD 22FDREGT FD REGT 2LT DURANT C 5 RALC 2LT TSEKREKOS SN 30 FD REGT 2LT ENGULU L RCA SCHOOL 2LT VELEHORSCHI A CFLRS 2LT EWEN JH 11 FD REGT 2LT VERE PJ 49 FD REGT 2LT FARRELL C RCA SCHOOL 2LT VILLEMAIRE R RCA SCHOOL 2LT FONTAINE C RCA SCHOOL 2LT VLAICOV M 20 FD REGT Canadian Gunner 45 RANK NAME INITS LOCATION GRADE NOM INITS ENDROITS 2LT WATSON B RCA SCHOOL OCDT RATH B RMC 2LT WILKEN B RCA SCHOOL OCDT REBEIRO S RMC 2LT WILLIAMS SA 42 FD REGT OCDT RIOPELLE M RMC 2LT WILLMER RA 30 FD REGT OCDT RIVARD T RMC 2LT WOODILL K 1 RCHA OCDT ROUSSEAU F CFLRS 2LT ZETTLER TV 30 FD REGT OCDT RUTLEDGE M 26 FD REGT 2LT ZWICEWICZ JC RCA SCHOOL OCDT SAUVE ED UNIVERSITY OF GUELPH OCDT ALEXANDER B RMC OCDT SENDOREK B CFLRS OCDT ALIBERTI D RCA SCHOOL OCDT SMITH KJA 10 FD REGT OCDT ARSENEAULT S UNIVERSITE DE MONCTON OCDT SMITH S RMC OCDT BEARE S RMC OCDT SNOW A CFLRS OCDT BEATTY J RMC OCDT SOMOGYVARI G RMC OCDT BEAUDET N RMC OCDT SPARLING SP 49 FD REGT OCDT BECKER M CFLRS OCDT STANG A RMC OCDT BERHMANI K CFLRS OCDT STEVENSON MA RMC OCDT BERTRAND R CFLRS OCDT SUH S SIMON FRASER UNIVERSITY OCDT BINKLEY R QUEEN’S UNIVERSITY OCDT TEGART J UNIVERSITY OF ALBERTA OCDT BRANDEAU K CFB/ASU KINGSTON OCDT THEMENS F RMC OCDT BROESKY B UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA OCDT THORNTON T RMC OCDT BRONIPOLSKY I CARLETON UNIVERSITY OCDT TURNER R RMC OCDT BULL RD 26 FD REGT OCDT VALKS JN 11 FD REGT OCDT BURKE A RMC OCDT WARD C RMC OCDT BUSCH D 20 FD REGT OCDT WESELOWSKI CN 26 FD REGT OCDT CADIEUX S UNIVERSITY OF OTTAWA OCDT WILSON D UNIVERSITY OF OTTAWA OCDT CHAFFEY B RMC OCDT WYNTJES R CFLRS OCDT CHIU M CFLRS OCDT YOON S SUTL OCDT CHRISTENSEN K RMC CWO ATKINS DP 30 FD REGT OCDT COADY J RMC CWO BARTH CJ LFTS HQ OCDT CROSIER M RMC ADJUC BOIVIN JJA DGPFSS OCDT DAIGLE D RMC CWO BUDD BP CFB SUFFIELD OCDT DEINHART MJ 56 FD REGT CWO CAMPBELL WA LFTEU OCDT DELAGE S RMC CWO DEGREADY JJE 4 AD REGT OCDT DONALDSON P RMC CWO DULONG J 1 FD REGT OCDT DROLET F RMC CWO ELLIOTT JB 56 FD REGT OCDT EMOND K RMC CWO GILKS TK 1 RCHA OCDT FLEET D RMC CWO GIROUX JMD RCA SCHOOOL OCDT FORTIN P UNIVERSITE LAVAL CWO GOWANLOCK JW 56 FD REGT OCDT FRAYNE D UNIVERSITY OF OTTAWA ADJUC GRENIER JLA 5E RALC OCDT GÉLINAS K RMC CWO JOMPHE JAG LFTS HQ OCDT HALSBAND N RMC CWO KING GG 49 FD REGT OCDT HAYMAN A UNIVERSITY OF LETHBRIDGE CWO LANDRIGAN RAB METC OCDT HOLT AG UNIVERSITY OF NEW BRUNSWICK CWO LEWIS KD 5 FD REGT OCDT HOSHOIAN G RCA SCHOOL CWO LIZOTTE JN 30 FD REGT OCDT KAPA D RMC CWO LONGNEY ER 10 FD REGT OCDT KAPP JAM 11 FD REGT CWO MACRAE MD 26 FD REGT OCDT KELLY C RMC CWO MANNY JMS 6 RAC OCDT KELLY M SUTL ADJUC MICHAUD 2 FD REGT OCDT KIM M-W RMC SAINT-JEAN CWO MOYER DT EXCHANGE US OCDT LAVOIE F RMC CWO OGDEN M 20 FD REGT OCDT LAXTON EC 15 FD REGT ADJUC PAPROCKI M 62 RAC OCDT LEMIEUX D SIMON FRASER UNIVERSITY CWO PAUL DD 42 FD REGT OCDT LEWIS P CFLRS CWO ROBERGE NGJ 30 FD REGT OCDT LOGAN J CFSU (OTTAWA) CWO ROBINSON DH LFTEU OCDT LY M UNIVERSITY OF ALBERTA CWO ROSA P 7 TOR REGT OCDT LYNCH J CFSU (OTTAWA) CWO ROSS JMA LFTS HQ OCDT MANIFOLD A CFB ESQUIMALT CWO RUSK CP 2 RCHA OCDT MARINO D CFLRS CWO TEMPEST JE 15 FD REGT OCDT MCARTHUR C CFLRS CWO WALKER ND 11 FD REGT OCDT MCBRIDE EJ 7 TOR REGT CWO WEBSTER KE 42 FD REGT OCDT MCDONALD ER 56 FD REGT CWO WISHNICKI RG 15 FD REGT OCDT MOLSBERRY M RMC CWO WYNN RB DGMC OCDT MORRIS C CFLRS CWO YETMAN RP 11 FD REGT OCDT MURPHY K CARLETON UNIVERSITY MWO ALEXANDER HP 2 RCHA OCDT NEVILLE J RMC ADJUM ANGEL JMG 5E RALC OCDT N’HAMMOUCHA M CFLRS MWO ANGUS MR LFAA TC OCDT OAKIE B 20 FD REGT MWO BALDWIN BW 1 CRPG OCDT PAGE J 20 FD REGT MWO BALLARD JV CFB SUFFIELD OCDT PAISH S RMC MWO BARTLETT RP RCA SCHOOL OCDT PAWLIK P RMC MWO BEAUDRY RJ 2 RCHA OCDT PINTO R RMC MWO BENOIT JR RCA SCHOOL OCDT RAKOTONIMAH RAMAHEFA M CFLRS MWO BENTLEY WD 11 FD REGT OCDT RANSOME C CARLETON UNIVERSITY MWO CRAWFORD JH 49 FD REGT 46 L’Artilleur Canadien RANK NAME INITS LOCATION GRADE NOM INITS ENDROITS MWO CUSSON JRA RMC WO BOURQUE RP RCA SCHOOL MWO DEMPSEY GM 15 FD REGT WO BOYLAN-COLLINGRIDGE TR RCA SCHOOL MWO DESMEULES JHR LFQA TC WO BRADY AJ 15 FD REGT MWO ELSON DR RCA SCHOOL WO BRADY CD 7 TOR REGT MWO FILLIER RE DGLEPM WO BRISEBOIS JDD 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN MWO FLINT RA 49 FD REGT WO BROOKS GJ LFWA TC MWO FRANCE KA CFB/ASU PETAWAWA WO BROSENS RTR RCA SCHOOL MWO FRIGAULT ADJ CTC HQ WO BUCHANAN TB 1 RCHA ADJUM GABANNA JGM 5E RALC WO CAMERON RG 2 RCHA MWO GIBSON CL 1 RCHA WO CAMPBELL MG LFCA TC DET PETAWAWA MWO GITTENS WB LFWA TC WO CARMICHAEL PJ 1 RCHA MWO GOURLAY J 20 FD REGT WO CARRASQUEIRA R 1 RCHA MWO GUYON LN 30 FD REGT ADJ CARRIERE JRP 5E RALC MWO HARPAUL CP 7 TOR REGT WO CARROLL CH RCA SCHOOL ADJUM HAWLEY PJM 5E RALC ADJ CHEVALIER JBD 5E RALC MWO HOEGI GE 2 RCHA WO CHUBBS AT LFAA HQ MWO HUEDEPOHL D 20 FD REGT WO CLARKE DSH CFB/ASU SHILO MWO HUNT JJ 42 FD REGT WO CLOUTHIER SK 1 RCHA MWO JESSEAU TJ 26 FD REGT ADJ CLOUTIER S 5E RALC MWO JORDON JG 3 FD REGT WO COIT MH 11 FD REGT MWO LAVALLEE JSM RCA SCHOOL WO COLBOURNE DA 2 RCHA MWO LEVEILLEE JAJ RMC WO CONNOR DJ CFB/ASU PETAWAWA MWO LEWIS PJ 4 AD REGT WO COOKE TC 11 FD REGT MWO LIVINGSTON SSE 30 FD REGT WO CÔTÉ JP RCA SCHOOL MWO LOUVELLE GM CDA HQ WO COUPLAND DJ CDN SPEC OPS REGT MWO MARCIL RF 49 FD REGT WO COX WE LFCA TC MWO MATTSSON KC CMTC WO CRAIG EP 2 RCHA MWO MCCORMICK DG CFB/ASU GAGETOWN WO CYR DD 1 RCHA MWO MCLEOD KJ LFTS HQ WO CYR JD CFLRS MWO MOGGEY A 20 FD REGT WO DAMJANOFF CB 18 AD REGT MWO MONTAGUE RJ CANOSCOM HQ WO DAY NR RCA SCHOOL MWO MOORE JW LFAA TC WO DESBIENS PA 26 FD REGT MWO MOORES AC CANADA COM HQ WO DESROCHERS JHL 4 AD REGT MWO PINEL PJ 1 RCHA WO DESROCHES JF RCA SCHOOL MWO POSS DL CTC HQ WO DIAZ JE 2 RCHA MWO PROVENCHER JAM SJS WO DINEL JJG 49 FD REGT MWO REID AJ 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN WO DLOUHY K 20 FD REGT MWO RICE SA 1 RCHA WO DOLAN MB RCA SCHOOL MWO RICHARD JEM CFB/ASU VALCARTIER WO DOLOMONT PG LFWA TC MWO ROEHL CA 1 RCHA WO DORAN JJ 32 CBG HQ ADJUM SAINT-PIERRE JNE 5E RALC WO DRAKE TR RCA SCHOOL MWO SEMBALERUS D 10 FD REGT WO DUNHAM AR 26 FD REGT MWO SENECAL JPJC 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN WO EKSTROM DW RCA SCHOOL MWO SMITH EP LFAA HQ WO ELLIOTT PD 56 FD REGT MWO SMITH KC CLS WO EPPERT RAA 26 FD REGT MWO SMITH RW 2 RCHA WO ESTABROOKS MA RCA SCHOOL MWO SURGES KA 15 FD REGT WO EVERETT RJ 26 FD REGT MWO VERONNEAU JRA RCA SCHOOL ADJ FILION JGA 5E RALC MWO WAGAR CJA RCA SCHOOL WO FINN PCG LFWA TC MWO WALKER KE 15 FD REGT WO FLETCHER S 116 IND FD BTY MWO WESTCOTT GR DRC GAGETOWN & REGION ADJ FORTIN 2 FD REGT MWO WOJNARSKI GM CFB/ASU SHILO WO FOSTER DS 1 RCHA WO ALDRED DG RCA SCHOOL WO FRANCIS RC RCA SCHOOL WO ALLAIRE JMY RCA SCHOOL WO FRANKEN DW 2 RCHA WO ALLEN DR CDN SPEC OPS REGT WO FURMIDGE AW 1 RCHA WO ANDERSON DTS CDN SPEC OPS REGT ADJ GAGNON JMY 2 FD REGT WO APPEL TM 10 FD REGT WO GALLANT RA 2 RCHA WO AUCOIN JM RCA SCHOOL WO GARNIER FJ RCA SCHOOL WO BABINEAU JA RCA SCHOOL WO GARSON RF 49 FD REGT WO BAKER DS 4 AD REGT WO GENEREUX JBRR LFCA TC DET OTTAWA WO BARNES EK RCA SCHOOL WO GENEST VAE CANSOFCOM HQH ADJ BARROS 2 FD REGT WO GERO JJ 1 RCHA WO BARTON DP 2 RCHA WO GILBERT JCJ 1 AD REGT WO BASKER WC RCSU (ATLANTIC) DET GAGETOWN WO GOODLAND DA RCA SCHOOL WO BEAUCHEMIN JRM 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN ADJ GOSSELIN JD 5E RALC ADJ BELANGER JD RCA SCHOOL WO GRULKE ED 1 RCHA WO BELL SB 1 RCHA WO GUILLEMETTE JFA 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN WO BELLMORE B 56 FD REGT WO HALL WR 30 FD REGT WO BENARD JJCP CDLS(L) WO HARRIS AM LFWA TC WO BENNETT RF RCA SCHOOL WO HARRISON CJ 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN WO BESWICK AC CFLRS ST-JEAN DET BORDEN WO HARTERY M 1 FD REGT ADJ BLOUIN JJPR 5E RALC WO HARVEY JPM ASU ST-JEAN Canadian Gunner 47 RANK NAME INITS LOCATION GRADE NOM INITS ENDROITS WO HAUGHEY G 1 RCHA WO PRICHARD NS 15 FD REGT WO HAWTIN JD 1 RCHA WO QUINLAN SW RMC WO HAYES KM RCA SCHOOL WO RABY JM 49 FD REGT WO HEMLIN JD 30 FD REGT WO RADEY KM 4 AD REGT WO HENRY JAR RCA SCHOOL WO RAE GA CFTDC WO HENRY RK RCSU PRAIRIE DET WINNIPEG WO REINDERS MA 1 RCHA WO HOOD KM RCA SCHOOL WO REYES PM 7 TOR REGT ADJ JEAN JPD 6 FD REGT WO REYNOLDS AV 1 RCHA WO JENSEN BR 1 RCHA WO RIGBY CA 2 RCHA WO JOHNSON AG RCA SCHOOL WO RING D 1 CRPG WO JOHNSON KT 1 RCHA WO RIVARD JLA RCA SCHOOL WO KEAN RD WATC WO ROBERTS CA 15 FD REGT WO KEATING RJ RCA SCHOOL ADJ ROBITAILLE M 5E RALC WO KNAGGS DJL RCA SCHOOL WO ROSENBERG PW RCA SCHOOL WO KOZUSKA D 20 FD REGT WO RYLATT SM 49 FD REGT WO LADOUCEUR JRA RCA SCHOOL WO SANGSTER AA 3 FD REGT WO LAMBERT LB 30 FD REGT WO SAUVAGEAU JRD CTC HQ WO LANDRY JJPJP RCA SCHOOL ADJ SAVARD JBJP 62 FD REGT WO LANGEVIN JPEJ LFQA TC WO SCHNARR RG RCA SCHOOL WO LEASK SB 49 FD REGT WO SEALE JW CFLRS ADJ LEBLANC JDC 5E RALC WO SEAWARD EK 1 RCHA WO LEDUC JANS CFLRS WO SEGUIN RS 4 AD REGT WO LEE LA 42 FD REGT WO SHARPE R LFAA TC WO LEES GP RCA SCHOOL WO SHEPPARD TE 26 FD REGT WO LEGGETT CR CFB BORDEN WO SHORTT JP 15 FD REGT WO LEITCH MJ 56 FD REGT WO SILVERA SC LFCA TC WO LELOND CE 26 FD REGT WO SIMENSEN E 20 FD REGT WO LINGLEY DL RCA SCHOOL WO SIMOURD JA 2 RCHA WO LITTLER A CANSOFCOM HQ WO SIMPSON DM 1 RCHA WO LUNAN DD RCA SCHOOL WO SKINNER AJL 2 RCHA WO LUNDRIGAN WE 1 RCHA WO SLACK HR 5 FD REGT WO MACDONALD JR 2 RCHA WO SNODGRASS AM RCA SCHOOL WO MACMULLIN JP CANSOFCOM HQ WO SPRAGUE JR LFWA TC WO MACPHERSON JJ RMC WO STEWART JAW 2 RCHA WO MAJOR DJ 49 FD REGT WO STIRMEY JAG 4 AD REGT WO MALLORY RD 42 FD REGT WO SYNNETT JAJ LFQA HQ WO MANN DC CFSU (OTTAWA) ADJ THERRIEN JBM 5E RALC WO MANS KR 11 FD REGT WO THIBAULT PJ 2 RCHA WO MARTIN FR 430 TAC HEL SQN WO THOLBERG RD 1 RCHA ADJ MARTIN JD RCA SCHOOL WO TON RSB 7 TOR REGT WO MARTIN MJ LFTEU WO TROW PA 7 TOR REGT ADJ MATTE JAF 5E RALC WO TULLETT AO 4 AD REGT WO MCDONALD JW 56 FD REGT WO VIDAL JRF 4 AD REGT WO MCHUGH CLE 15 FD REGT WO VYSE WH 30 FD REGT WO MCTAGGART TR 33 CBG HQ WO WALSH JFP 2 RCHA WO MEINERT SJ 30 FD REGT WO WHEATLAND DL 26 FD REGT WO MELANSON JC 2 RCHA WO WHITE HL RCA SCHOOL WO MILLER RD 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN WO WILLIAMS BJ RCA SCHOOL WO MILLIGAN DE RCA SCHOOL WO WILLIAMS JA 11 FD REGT ADJ MOLOUGHNEY 2 FD REGT WO WILVERS PA 1 RCHA ADJ MORIN JJG LFQA TC WO WOODHAMS RD 7 TOR REGT WO MOSES RE RCSU PACIFIC WO WYMAN GW 30 FD REGT WO MOSHER JE 42 FD REGT WO ZACHARUK SL 2 RCHA WO MURPHY RW RCA SCHOOL WO ZAFAR A 7 TOR REGT WO MYLER JP 2 RCHA SGT ALEXANDER MA CFRC DET ST JOHN’S WO NEILL TK CTC HQ SGT ALEXANDER RJ 11 FD REGT WO NOEL JMD RCA SCHOOL SGT ANDERSON TC 1 RCHA WO NORMAND JG DGMC SGT ANTON TM 7 TOR REGT WO NORMAND JGE CDLS(L) SGT APPEL KG 1 RCHA ADJ NUGENT PJD CFLRS SGT APPERLEY DR 2 RCHA WO OSMOND KC RCA SCHOOL SGT ARMSTRONG CP RCA SCHOOL ADJ OUELLET JM 5E RALC SGT ARSENAULT GS CFB COLD LAKE WO PARADIS KL 49 FD REGT SGT ATKINSON RGM 2 RCHA WO PARISIEN PEEJ 4 AD REGT SGT ATTRUX DL 42 FD REGT WO PAYNE BG RCA SCHOOL SGT ATTRUX SA 2 RCHA WO PENNEY PH RCA SCHOOL SGT BAIRD SG 11 FD REGT WO PEPIN JDS 2 RCHA SGT BALFOUR S 20 FD REGT ADJ PERRON JCL RCA SCHOOL SGT BALLARD DB 1 RCHA ADJ PICARD JAA 5E RALC SGT BANNISTER KD 2 RCHA WO PINARD JGG RCA SCHOOL SGT BARKLEY RE CFLAWC WO POPE DH LFWA TC SGT BARNES SLJ CFB/ASU SHILO WO POPOVITCH B 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN SGT BAUN GH 30 FD REGT 48 L’Artilleur Canadien RANK NAME INITS LOCATION GRADE NOM INITS ENDROITS SGT BAYLIS DJ 2 EW SQN SGT FLYNN BW 1 RCHA SGT BEACH BD CDLS(L) SGT FLYNN JLS 1 RCHA SGT BEATTY RW 1 RCHA SGT FORRESTER DV 7 TOR REGT SGT BEAUCHAMP CT 49 FD REGT SGT FORTIN JYS 5E RALC SGT BEAUDRY JPS 5E RALC SGT FRASER RW 1 RCHA SGT BEAULIEU MJ LFWA TC SGT FUGERE JMA 5E RALC SGT BEAUPRE M LFQA TC SGT FURBER JL RCA SCHOOL SGT BECHMANIS MI 7 TOR REGT SGT GAGEN C 56 FD REGT SGT BÉLANGER 2 FD REGT PO2 GALLANT E 20 FD REGT SGT BERENDT 2 FD REGT SGT GAMACHE MM 30 FD REGT SGT BERUBE TD 5E RALC SGT GARDINER BE CFSCFSUU ((EUROPE)EUROPE SGT BINGHAM BR 10 FD REGT SGT GARDY KR 4 AD REGT SGT BLAIR WR 15 FD REGT SGT GARRETT RF 15 FD REGT SGT BOMHOF J 49 FD REGT SGT GAUTHIER JGM 5E RALC SGT BOND AM 15 FD REGT SGT GAUTHIER 2 FD REGT SGT BOUDREAU JJA 5E RALC SGT GAUVREAU JES 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN SGT BOURGAULT JMM CFB/ASU VALCARTIER SGT GERMAIN JPP 5E RALC SGT BOURGUIGNON JRM LFQA TC SGT GINGRAS JAM 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN SGT BOYD 7 TOR REGT SGT GITZEL GJ 26 FD REGT SGT BRAKE JM 7 TOR REGT SGT GODFREY SC RCA SCHOOL SGT BREMNER CRF CFLRS SGT GOURLIE JC CFLRS SGT BROOKES BG JTFC HQ SGT GRAHAM AL RCA SCHOOL SGT BROWN PA RCA SCHOOL SGT GRAHAM GA 15 FD REGT SGT BUCHAN DG CDN SPEC OPS REGT SGT GRBICH MD 49 FD REGT SGT BUENACRUZ JN 2 RCHA SGT GREENE PP CFLRS SGT BUREAU JRC 5E RALC SGT GRESL CP 1 RCHA SGT BURKE KD 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN SGT GUERIN M 5E RALC SGT BURTON RJ RCA SCHOOL SGT HACHEY CJ CFRC DET ST JOJ HN’S SGT BUTTS DES 30 FD REGT SGT HALE TE 2 RCHA SGT BUTTS WT CTC HQ SGT HALL RW RCA SCHOOL SGT BYRNS JMD 5E RALC SGT HAMMOND JGD CANSOFCOM HQH SGT CAIRNS SDF 2 RCHA SGT HAND 2 FD REGT SGT CALOGERO D 15 FD REGT SGT HARPELLE PD CFLRS SGT CAMERON TA RCA SCHOOL SGT HARRIS CA 1 RCHA SGT CAMPBELL JA 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN SGT HAUGEN EF 11 FD REGT SGT CAMPBELL JA 116 IND FD BTY SGT HEGG DG 26 FD REGT SGT CARMODY DM 42 FD REGT SGT HENDRICKSON FE CFB/ASU PETAWAWA SGT CARPENTIER JJPY 5E RALC SGT HENRY AA 1 RCHA SGT CASES 2 FD REGT SGT HERBERT CR 1 RCHA SGT CAVIN J 56 FD REGT SGT HERMAN AA 2 RCHA SGT CHADWICK FE 56 FD REGT SGT HEWITT RD 2 RCHA SGT CHIU HKK 15 FD REGT SGT HIGGINS GE 1 RCHA SGT CLARKE JS 2 RCHA SGT HILL JW 56 FD REGT SGT CLOUTIER JG CFLRS SGT HOFMAN SW LFWA HQ SGT COCHRANE CM 26 FD REGT SGT HOLLAND MW 32 CBG HQ SGT COLEMAN AD 15 FD REGT SGT HOLLELEY SF RCA SCHOOL SGT COLWELL MA RCA SCHOOL SGT HOLMES TL 7 TOR REGT SGT COMPTON DC RCA SCHOOL SGT HOUDE SJA CFLRS SGT CREPEAU JNP 5E RALC SGT HOUSER AL 11 FD REGT SGT CROFT IW 2 RCHA SGT HOWELL STE CDN SPEC OPS REGT SGT CUTLER AA 1 RCHA SGT HUARD JJG CFLRS SGT DAKS CL 7 TOR REGT SGT HUDON JORE CFLRS SGT DAVIS C 56 FD REGT SGT HUSEBY RA CFB SUFFIELD SGT DAVIS MC 49 FD REGT SGT HYSKA SAJ CFRC HALIFAX SGT DAVIS RV 26 FD REGT SGT IMAMOVIC L 10 FD REGT SGT DERBRIDGE 2 FD REGT SGT INNISS RA DRDC MSU SGT DESCHAMBAULT Y 5E RALC SGT IRVINE JT 11 FD REGT SGT DESGAGNE JLS 5E RALC SGT JACQUES JMD CFLRS SGT DICKSON J 10 FD REGT SGT JARVIS JC CFB/ASU GAGEETOWN SGT DOWE BMA INFANTRY SCHOOL SGT JAX CSL 56 FD REGT SGT DUFOUR MGA CANSOFCOM HQ SGT JEFFREY SM 56 FD REGT SGT DUONG TV 7 TOR REGT SGT JENEREAUX SE 56 FD REGT SGT DURRANT WE 56 FD REGT SGT JOFRE R 2 RCHA SGT EDWARDS OJ 7 TOR REGT SGT JOHNSON JA 116 IND FD BTY SGT ENAULT JAJS 5E RALC SGT KEAN CJ CFB COLD LAKEK SGT ENGRAM TR 1 RCHA SGT KENNY RE 11 FD REGT SGT EWING RK 2 RCHA SGT KHLYUSTOV A 7 TOR REGT SGT FARRELL KC 26 FD REGT SGT KIDSON TDC 2 RCHA SGT FEDOROV GV 7 TOR REGT SGT KILLEEN JT RCA SCHOOL SGT FEKETE R 2 RCHA SGT KIRKPATRICK KJ 1 RCHA SGT FIEGEN JCA 42 FD REGT SGT KLEIN JWG LFWA TC SGT FISK MEG LFWA TC SGT KOOISTRA BE 1 RCHA Canadian Gunner 49 RANK NAME INITS LOCATION GRADE NOM INITS ENDROITS SGT KOSTUK PA 15 FD REGT SGT PAQUIN JRA 4 AD REGT SGT KOWALISHEN G 7 TOR REGT SGT PARK PB 26 FD REGT SGT KREMER FA 11 FD REGT SGT PARLEE KM LFCA TC DET PETAWAWA SGT KUPRESAK JS 7 TOR REGT SGT PATRY JHYG CFLRS SGT KURP KM 11 FD REGT SGT PEARSON SJ SJS SGT LA HAYE JA 1 RCHA SGT PECKFORD CA 2 RCHA SGT LABBE JDSK 5E RALC SGT PENNER SJ 15 FD REGT SGT LACERTE Y 26 FD REGT SGT PERREAULT JRE 1 RCHA SGT LAMOUROUX ED 11 FD REGT SGT PERUSSE JYMF 5E RALC SGT LANGLAIS 2 FD REGT SGT PETHICK RC 1 RCHA SGT LAPLANTE JGD LFQA TC SGT PHILPOTT GW 56 FD REGT SGT LARADE DA RCA SCHOOL SGT PIERRE KB 11 FD REGT SGT LARADE MD 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN SGT PINKERTON CD 42 FD REGT SGT LAROCQUE BA 1 RCHA SGT PLAMONDON B 4 AD REGT SGT LAROCQUE R 2 RCHA SGT PLANTE JAS 5E RALC SGT LATULIPPE JFL 5E RALC SGT POPOVITS CW “435 SQD, WINNIPEG” SGT LEBLOND M 5E RALC SGT PORRITT HL 1 RCHA SGT LEET K 2 RCR DET OBGE SGT PORTER CJ 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN SGT LEGGE DM 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN SGT PORTIGAL IH 11 FD REGT SGT LEPAGE 2 FD REGT SGT POWELL CT CANSOFCOMM HQ SGT LEUTE YJJ 5E RALC SGT POWER JM LFWA TC SGT LEVESQUE JRD LFQA TC SGT POWER KVB 2 RCHA SGT LILLY TRS RCA SCHOOL SGT PRATT FJ 26 FD REGT SGT LINDSAY JP 56 FD REGT SGT PREDUM CR 49 FD REGT SGT LLOYD G 7 TOR REGT SGT PRENTICE TM 11 FD REGT SGT LOCKHART RB 56 FD REGT SGT QUERQUES JJ 2 RCHA SGT LOPEZ MS 30 FD REGT SGT QUIGLEY BD 2 RCHA SGT LORIMER R 7 TOR REGT SGT QUINN DE LFWA TC SGT LUCE K 2 RCHA SGT RAE BJ 15 FD REGT SGT LUND RL 26 FD REGT SGT RAMSEY AJ 11 FD REGT SGT LUTEN KD 2 RCHA SGT REDFORD DA CFB/ASU SHILO SGT MACDOUGALL DA 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN SGT REID CE 2 RCHA SGT MACKAY RK 30 FD REGT SGT REID RT 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN SGT MACKENZIE AL 49 FD REGT SGT RICHARD JM 116 IND FD BTY SGT MACKENZIE DW 49 FD REGT SGT RICHARDS KK CFB/ASU GAAGETOWN SGT MAJOR MD 11 FD REGT SGT RICKETTS LJ CFB/ASU SHILO SGT MALLEY MJ CDN SPEC OPS REGT SGT RIZZUTO A 7 TOR REGT SGT MARCHANT JA 116 IND FD BTY SGT ROACH TE 1 RCHA SGT MARNER NA 10 FD REGT SGT ROBICHAUD DL 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN SGT MARTIN NR CFB/ASU GAGETOWN SGT ROBINSON GR 49 FD REGT SGT MASCARDELLI MR 49 FD REGT SGT ROGERS DC ASST CMP SGT MCCRACKEN K 49 FD REGT SGT ROSADIUK L 20 FD REGT SGT MCDONALD R 49 FD REGT SGT ROSS CA 49 FD REGT SGT MCDONALD RA 26 FD REGT SGT ROUSSEAU JSM 5E RALC SGT MCGARRIGLE MH RCA SCHOOL SGT RUSSELL DA 1 RCHA SGT MCGOWAN SA 1 RCHA SGT SABADOS DG CFLRS SGT MCLEAN KJ RCA SCHOOL SGT SAJADI K RCA SCHOOL SGT MCMULLIN BA 7 TOR REGT SGT SARNELLI SC 11 FD REGT PO2 MCMULLIN DD 7 TOR REGT SGT SAUCK TW 26 FD REGT SGT MEADOWS AD CFB/ASU GAGETOWN SGT SAUVÉ SM 5E RALC SGT MELSTED DR 10 FD REGT SGT SCHEIB RP 15 FD REGT SGT MERSON SE 2 RCHA SGT SHEEHAN PD RCA SCHOOL SGT METHOT I LFQA TC SGT SHEPPARD N CFB/ASU SHILO SGT MOREAU JBP 5E RALC SGT SHORT BJH 2 RCHA SGT MORGAN BJ 1 RCHA SGT SKUCE CSA 15 FD REGT SGT MORGAN JR 56 FD REGT SGT SMITH IM 15 FD REGT SGT MORNINGSTAR RJ 2 RCHA SGT SMITH KJ 56 FD REGT SGT MORRELL KJ 2 RCHA SGT SMITH LA 42 FD REGT SGT MORSE JRGR 5E RALC SGT SMITH LW CFRC FREDERICTON SGT MURRIN TC 2 RCHA SGT SODERBURG K 20 FD REGT SGT NECHELPUT TT 11 FD REGT SGT SOONDRUM V 30 FD REGT SGT NELSON SD 15 FD REGT SGT STAINTHORPE GA 4 AD REGT SGT NERI E 7 TOR REGT SGT STANIER M 20 FD REGT SGT NERON JDE 5E RALC SGT STANTIAL DW 26 FD REGT SGT NICKERSON AE CFB/ASU GAGETOWN SGT STEWART SR 49 FD REGT SGT NIITTYNEN DJW 2 RCHA SGT ST-HILAIRE JJP 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN SGT O’DONNELL LJ 26 FD REGT SGT ST-HILAIRE 2 FD REGT SGT OFTEDAL DA 26 FD REGT SGT ST-LAURENT SL CFLRS SGT OLIVE RJR 49 FD REGT SGT STRICKLAND DC 26 FD REGT SGT OLIVER EE LFCA TC SGT STROHM JM 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN SGT O’NEIL KR 49 FD REGT SGT SZILBEREISZ JP CFLRS SGT ORLANDO G 5E RALC SGT TALBOT JMD 1 RCHA 50 L’Artilleur Canadien RANK NAME INITS LOCATION GRADE NOM INITS ENDROITS SGT TARRANT IJ CFB/ASU PETAWAWA MBDR BLAIR JD 26 FD REGT SGT TAYLOR RC 49 FD REGT MBDR BLAKELY MLJ 1 RCHA SGT TAYLOR-BAPTISTE MDHS 25 SVC BN MBDR BLAKEMORE RG 1 RCHA SGT TEAL SC 36 CBG HQ MBDR BLOWES RE 1 RCHA SGT TENNANT RJ 15 FD REGT MBDR BOGGS AHL 1 RCHA SGT TESSIER JED CANSOFCOM HQ MBDR BONNEAU MJDH ASU ST-JEAN SGT THIBAULT JRS CFLRS MBDR BOODHAN B 7 TOR REGT SGT THORNE CW 11 FD REGT BDRC BOSSÉ FJR 5E RALC SGT TODD AG CFRC OTTAWA MBDR BOTHWELL TE 56 FD REGT SGT TRITES GP 4 AD REGT BDRC BOUCHARD JCM 5E RALC SGT TROWBRIDGE SR 26 FD REGT BDRC BOUCHARD JS 5E RALC SGT TURNER PR INFANTRY SCHOOL BDRC BOUDREAU DD RCA SCHOOL SGT VAMOS LA 11 FD REGT BDRC BOUFFARD JJCY 5 RALC SGT VENEMA M 20 FD REGT BDRC BOURSIER JGD 5E RALC SGT VERNER HDJ 1 RCHA MBDR BOWEN DS CDN SPEC OPS REGT SGT VIRGOE CSG 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN MBDR BRADLEY MJ 56 FD REGT SGT VRKLJAN A 11 FD REGT MBDR BRAID RD 1 RCHA SGT WALKER SDR 1 RCHA MBDR BREMNER JD 2 RCHA SGT WARD S CFLRS MBDR BRICKELL BL 1 RCHA SGT WARE RA 11 FD REGT MCPL BRINTON DJ CFB HALIFAX SGT WATERFIELD MJ 1 RCHA MCPL BROCKBANK WJ 49 FD REGT SGT WEAGLE GR 1 RCHA MBDR BRODIE DS 42 FD REGT SGT WEAVER SB 15 FD REGT MBDR BROMLEY HJ 2 RCHA SGT WERON RS 2 RCHA MBDR BROWN A 56 FD REGT SGT WHEELER MA 2 RCHA MBDR BURNS MD LFWA TC SGT WHITE DT RCA SCHOOL MBDR BURTON BA 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN SGT WHITE JJ 4 AD REGT MBDR BUSHEY SK 2 RCHA SGT WIEBE JN LFWA TC MBDR CAMERON TR RCA SCHOOL SGT WILLIAMS LJ 2 RCHA MBDR CANNING SE 2 RCHA SGT WILLIAMS WS 1 RCHA CPLC CARRIÈRE 2 FD REGT SGT WILSON MG 26 FD REGT BDRC CHAMOUN 2 FD REGT SGT WOOD KD 30 FD REGT MBDR CHAMPAGNE T CFLRS SGT YOUNG BG CFLRS MCPL CHARTERS JC PL FUS SGT YOUNG OJ 15 FD REGT MCPL CHEVREFILS RG CFB BORDEN SGT ZEPPA JD 49 FD REGT MBDR CHURCHILL TD 1 RCHA BDRC ADAMCZUK 2 FD REGT MBDR CLARK GO 30 FD REGT MBDR AKEROYD JK 2 RCHA MBDR CLARK JR 26 FD REGT MBDR ALLAIN M CFLRS MCPL CLARK RR 26 FD REGT MBDR ALLARD KH 1 RCHA MBDR CLARKE MM 7 TOR REGT MBDR ALLARY MD 2 RCHA BDRC COELHO C 5E RALC MBDR ALMON NH RCA SCHOOL MBDR COLLIER PB 1 RCHA BDRC ANCTIL MBDI 5E RALC MCPL COLOSINO GG 731 COMM SQNN MCPL ANDERSON J 20 FD REGT MBDR COLWELL B RCA SCHOOL MBDR ANDERSON SD 49 FD REGT MBDR COMEAU CL 2 RCHA BDRC ANGERS C 5E RALC MBDR COMEAU E 1 RCHA BDRC ANTLE DP RCA SCHOOL MBDR CONNAUGHAN JR 42 FD REGT MBDR ARCAND SJ CFB SUFFIELD MBDR CONWAY JD 2 RCHA MCPL ARRIGO NA 7 TOR REGT MBDR CONWAY TP 2 RCHA MCPL ARSENEAULT JJP CFEME BORDEN BDRC CORBEIL IMR 5E RALC BDRC ASPIROT JE 5E RALC MBDR CORBETT MM 1 RCHA BDRC AUBIN D 5E RALC MBDR COTE PGC 1 RCHA MBDR AVERY SA CFSPDB EDMONTON MBDR COUGHLAN CF RCA SCHOOL MBDR BAILEY DR 11 FD REGT MBDR COUPAL EA 2 RCHA MBDR BALICKI KMJ 1 RCHA MBDR COXWORTHY NK 2 RCR DET OBGEG MBDR BARNEY TM 2 RCHA MBDR COZANNET YF CANSOFCOM HQH MBDR BARRICK S 20 FD REGT MBDR CROFT KA 2 RCHA MBDR BARTLETTE RM 26 FD REGT MBDR CROOK KE 10 FD REGT MBDR BAYNE MW 11 FD REGT MBDR CROW AD 11 FD REGT BDRC BAZINET JRAG 5E RALC MBDR CUGLIARI SD 7 TOR REGT BDRC BEAUPRE JPS 2 RCHA MBDR CUMMINGS CA 1 RCHA MBDR BEAVER JW RCA SCHOOL MBDR CUNNINGHAM LJ 2 RCHA BDRC BEDARD EDD 5E RALC MBDR CURNEW RTAJ 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN BDRC BEDARD JCD 5E RALC MBDR CUSSON JR 4 AD REGT BDRC BELANGER S CFLRS MBDR DAIGLE ED RCA SCHOOL MBDR BELL SM 1 RCHA MBDR DALTON TJ LFAA TC MBDR BELLEMARE-CARON JF 4 AD REGT MCPL DAPRAT BH 49 FD REGT BDRC BELVAL SJY 5E RALC MBDR DAVIDSON SM 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN CPLC BERGERON 2 FD REGT MBDR DAYMAN BJD 1 RCHA BDRC BÉRIAU AM 5E RALC MBDR DEITNER LC CANSOFCOM HQ MBDR BERTHIER NHA LFAA TC MCPL DEMARY DD 49 FD REGT MBDR BIELEWICZ G 56 FD REGT MBDR DEMPSTER TJ CDN SPEC OPS REGT BDRC BILODEAU CN 5E RALC BDRC DEVEAU D 5E RALC Canadian Gunner 51 RANK NAME INITS LOCATION GRADE NOM INITS ENDROITS BDRC DEZIEL JDJ 5E RALC MBDR HOOD SW 30 FD REGT MBDR DOUCET DS RCA SCHOOL MBDR HOSZKO ED 2 RCHA MBDR DOYLE B 56 FD REGT MBDR HOWLETT AJ 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN MBDR DOYLE KG 2 RCHA MBDR HUMBER DR RCA SCHOOL MBDR DREW NQ 49 FD REGT MBDR HUNTINGTON JR 2 RCHA MBDR DUBAS DM 56 FD REGT MBDR INGLIS DR LFCA TC MCPL DUBOIS 2 FD REGT MBDR JACKSON AV 11 FD REGT MCPL DUCHESNE JNMS 8 WG TRENTON BDRC JANVIER JME 5E RALC MBDR DUNVILLE JMC 2 RCHA MBDR JAWORSKI TG 10 FD REGT MCPL DUPLESSIS OJ CFSAL BORDEN MBDR JENKINS MC 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN BDRC DUPONT M 5E RALC MBDR JOKSIMOVIC B 2 RCHA BDRC DUVAL 2 FD REGT MBDR KASE (TUCKER) AR 7 TOR REGT MBDR EMBRETT PC RCA SCHOOL MBDR KAUS JAW 1 RCHA MBDR EMERY AJR CFLRS MBDR KAY GDP 42 FD REGT MBDR ETORMA JD 7 TOR REGT MBDR KEEN E 20 FD REGT MBDR EVANS RLM RCA SCHOOL MCPL KELLEY CT HALIFAX MBDR EWING DGE 42 FD REGT MBDR KENNIS RA 1 RCHA MBDR FALLS TS 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN MBDR KENNY HAN 11 FD REGT MBDR FEHR JA 1 RCHA MBDR KER SE 1 RCHA MBDR FIANDER RM 1 RCHA MBDR KIRK JK RCA SCHOOLL MBDR FLEMING AD 2 RCHA MCPL KIVIAHO LA 49 FD REGT MBDR FORREST JG 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN MCPL KNAP DM CFSATE BORDEN MBDR FRADETTE D 1 RCHA MBDR KNOLL BJ CFB SUFFIELD MBDR FRANCIS KJ 11 FD REGT MBDR KOCH FP 30 FD REGT MBDR FRANK RWN 2 RCHA MBDR KOSHMAN CM 30 FD REGT MBDR FRASER DD 1 RCHA MCPL KRISTIANSEN JF 12 AMS SQN MBDR FURBER JA CANSOFCOM HQ MBDR KROEKER SD 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN BDRC GAGNE M 5E RALC MBDR KUIACK AD 42 FD REGT MBDR GARBUIO MR 30 FD REGT MBDR KURTAGIC G 15 FD REGT MBDR GARDELL CWF 30 FD REGT MBDR KUZ MJ 56 FD REGT MBDR GASTON DF 30 FD REGT MBDR LABADIE SJP CFLRS MBDR GAUTREAU A SJS BDRC LACERTE JCJ 5E RALC MBDR GEE AS 15 FD REGT MBDR LACOSTE JS RCA SCHOOL MBDR GENTRY EA 15 FD REGT MBDR LALOR C 7 TOR REGT BDRC GIGNAC JRP 5E RALC MBDR LANDRY B 2 RCHA BDRC GIGUERE PPA 5E RALC MBDR LANGILLE RG 2 RCHA MBDR GILLESPIE DJ 2 RCHA BDRC LANGLOIS M 5E RALC MBDR GINGRICH CP 1 RCHA MBDR LANK JC 11 FD REGT MBDR GIROUARD HJJN LFWA TC BDRC LAPORTE 2 FD REGT MBDR GIROUX S 2 RCHA MBDR LARKIN DJ 15 FD REGT MBDR GODATALLA YM 30 FD REGT MBDR LAROCQUE EJP RCA SCHOOLL MBDR GODDARD RG 2 RCHA MBDR LAVALLIE JPL 2 RCHA MBDR GODSOE CST 15 FD REGT BDRC LEBLANC B 5E RALC MBDR GOGUEN DJ 4 AD REGT MBDR LEBLANC CM 2 RCHA BDRC GOGUEN JL 5E RALC MBDR LEBLANC F LFQA TC MBDR GOLDING CH 1 RCHA MBDR LEBLANC JC 116 IND FD BTY BDRC GOSSELIN SE 5E RALC MBDR LEFEBVRE RC 26 FD REGT MBDR GOUDREAU BDRC CFLRS BDRC LEFORTE DW 5E RALC BDRC GOYER JMP 5E RALC BDRC LEMIEUX MJL 5E RALC MBDR GRADY RP RCA SCHOOL BDRC LESZCZYNSKI JRJ 5E RALC MCPL GREER JF 26 FD REGT BDRC LETENDRE TJR 5E RALC MBDR GREGORY BJ 11 FD REGT MBDR LEVESQUE D RCA SCHOOL BDRC GUILBAULT JMC 5E RALC MBDR LOGAN JD 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN MBDR GUILLEMETTE JRE RCA SCHOOL MBDR LOHNES CA 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN MCPL GURURAWJI VK 7 TOR REGT MBDR LOMBARA J 7 TOR REGT MCPL GUY PC 26 FD REGT MBDR LOUCKS KA 2 RCHA MBDR HAGUE M 10 FD REGT MBDR LUHTANEN NJ 49 FD REGT MBDR HANNAM RB 1 RCHA MBDR LUSSIER JM 26 FD REGT MBDR HANSEN DW 56 FD REGT MBDR LYBBERT RK CMTC MBDR HARPE TA 1 RCHA MBDR LYNDE DJW CDN SPEC OPS REGT MBDR HARRIS C 7 TOR REGT MBDR LYNDE RJ 42 FD REGT MBDR HAUSER TJ 15 FD REGT MCPL LYSHOLM W 15 FD REGT MBDR HAWKINS JJ 2 RCHA MBDR MACLEAN CA 42 FD REGT MBDR HICKS MA 26 FD REGT MBDR MACNEIL SC 4 AD REGT MBDR HILCHIE AC 1 RCHA MBDR MADDISON ML 2 RCHA MBDR HILLIER TS SECLIST ALTA ENERGY CO MBDR MAKTHEPHARAK B 2 RCHA MBDR HINCH JI 2 RCHA MBDR MALLEY FS 2 RCHA MBDR HOCKEN PW 49 FD REGT MBDR MANDEVILLE JSS CANSOFCOM HQ MBDR HODGSON C 20 FD REGT MBDR MARCEAU PL 49 FD REGT MCPL HOEGNER JA 49 FD REGT MBDR MARTIN JD 56 FD REGT MBDR HOGAN GD 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN MBDR MARUYAMA K 15 FD REGT MBDR HOMER SL 11 FD REGT MBDR MASSICOTTE A CFLRS 52 L’Artilleur Canadien RANK NAME INITS LOCATION GRADE NOM INITS ENDROITS MBDR MATTERS GJ 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN MBDR ROACHE GS 4 AD REGT MBDR MATTHIES TH 10 FD REGT BDRC ROBICHAUD DL 5E RALC MBDR MAY SK 11 FD REGT MBDR ROBICHEAU NR LFWA TC MBDR MCBURNIE PG 11 FD REGT BDRC ROCHEFORT JJE 5E RALC MBDR MCCAULEY MJ 1 RCHA MBDR ROGERSON PE 1 RCHA MBDR MCEACHERN DDT 49 FD REGT MBDR ROSSITER NJ 26 FD REGT MCPL MCFADDEN JA 26 FD REGT MBDR ROY SJW 4 AD REGT MBDR MCKENZIE RDR 15 FD REGT MBDR ROZEMA K CMTC MBDR MCKINNON KG RCA SCHOOL MBDR ROZEMA KJ 2 RCHA MBDR MCKNIGHT JSB 2 RCHA MCPL RUSHTON WR 26 FD REGT MCPL MCLARTY CA 49 FD REGT BDRC SAVARD S 5E RALC MCPL MCWATT S 116 IND FD BTY MCPL SAWKA JD 116 IND FD BTY MBDR MEDCALF WA 1 RCHA MBDR SCHMIDT JT 11 FD REGT MBDR MEGER J 1 RCHA MBDR SHAUGHNESSY DR 56 FD REGT MBDR MELVIN MA 2 RCHA MBDR SHEWCHUK R 20 FD REGT MBDR MERCADO MDC 1 RCHA MCPL SIKORSKI SA 7 TOR REGT MBDR MILLER MA 30 FD REGT MBDR SILLANPAA PEL 30 FD REGT MBDR MIN RY 7 TOR REGT MBDR SIMMONDS KO 2 RCHA MBDR MONTGOMERY DJ 1 RCHA MBDR SIMMONS PE 11 FD REGT MBDR MONTGOMERY RL 1 RCHA MBDR SIMPKINS AD RCA SCHOOL BDRC MORNEAU M 5E RALC MBDR SIMPSON JW 1 RCHA MBDR MUNRO DMJ 1 RCHA MCPL SMITH RD 2 PPCLI MBDR MURPHY JL 1 RCHA MCPL SONNICHSEN MD 30 FD REGT MBDR MURRAY JM 7 TOR REGT MBDR SOVA PJRW 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN MBDR MUSGRAVE D 7 TOR REGT MBDR SPRAAKMAN CP 7 TOR REGT MBDR NISBET BR CFLAWC MBDR SPRINGMAN PJ 2 RCHA MBDR NOEL PR 1 RCHA MBDR SROKA WA 56 FD REGT MBDR NOVOSAD DAW 2 RCHA MBDR STANIEWICZ L 7 TOR REGT MBDR NOWELL CGG 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN MBDR STANSFIELD B 2 RCHA MCPL O’NEIL EB 49 FD REGT MBDR STOCKER KD 1 RCHA MBDR O’NEILL RAC CFLRS MBDR STRONG J 20 FD REGT MBDR ORCHARD RS 26 FD REGT MBDR SWEATMAN ML 10 FD REGT MBDR ORGAN BJ 1 RCHA MBDR SWITZER DS 15 FD REGT MBDR ORTH NL 2 RCHA MBDR SYLVESTER NB 2 RCHA MBDR ORTIZ AR 11 FD REGT MBDR TAYLOR FA CANSOFCOM HQH MBDR OSTER K 7 TOR REGT MBDR TAYLOR ID 1 RCHA MBDR OUELLET J CFB/ASU VALCARTIER MBDR TERLESKI CBW 10 FD REGT BDRC OUELLET JF 5E RALC MBDR THIBEAU IT RCA SCHOOL MBDR OUELLETTE ST 15 FD REGT BDRC THIBEAULT JF 5E RALC MBDR PACHA TR 30 FD REGT MBDR TIERNAY WEE 7 TOR REGT MBDR PANKRATZ WA 26 FD REGT MBDR TOMLINSON JA 1 RCHA BDRC PARÉ JCJF 5E RALC MBDR TURGEON JGJ CFLRS MBDR PASTERSHANK LB 26 FD REGT MBDR VAILLANCOURT C RCA SCHOOL BDRC PATRY SJG 5E RALC MBDR VAN DAMME JMJ 1 RCHA MBDR PAUL KR 2 RCHA MBDR VELAND C 11 FD REGT MBDR PELLEY DJ 2 RCHA BDRC VENNE JLLE 5E RALC MBDR PENNER DN 15 FD REGT BDRC VERREAUT 2 FD REGT MBDR PENNEY DJ 2 RCHA MBDR VREUGDENHIL DB 56 FD REGT MBDR PENNEY RAA 1 RCHA MBDR WALKER H 15 FD REGT MBDR PEPPARD MRBR 11 FD REGT MBDR WALSH DE 1 RCHA MBDR PEREIRA D 7 TOR REGT MBDR WALSH MJ 2 RCHA MBDR PHILLIPS TJ 49 FD REGT MBDR WATERS D 20 FD REGT MBDR PICARD C CANSOFCOM HQ MBDR WEAVER AM CFLRS MBDR PIERCE K 1 RCHA MCPL WESTLAKE ME 49 FD REGT MBDR PIGEON SW 49 FD REGT MCPL WHEATLAND KA 26 FD REGT BDRC PINSONNEAULT 2 FD REGT MBDR WHITE D 2 RCHA BDRC PITRE CJF 5E RALC MBDR WICKRAMARATNA WS 7 TOR REGT MBDR POLYVYANNY AG 7 TOR REGT MBDR WIENS EA 7 TOR REGT MBDR PONZA B LFAA TC DET ALDERSHOT MBDR WIERENGA AT 1 RCHA MBDR POOLE DE 11 FD REGT MBDR WILKINS CM 30 FD REGT BDRC POULIOT JY 5E RALC MBDR WILSON GA CANSOFCOM HQH MBDR POWER WJH 11 FD REGT MBDR WILSON R 2 RCHA MBDR PRÉVOST JGJF CANSOFCOM HQ MCPL WILSON RS 10 FD REGT MBDR PULLEN DR 11 FD REGT MBDR WINDL EVM 10 FD REGT MBDR PYLYPOW C 20 FD REGT MBDR WISEMAN MS 1 RCHA MBDR QUICK T 20 FD REGT MBDR WOOD J 7 TOR REGT MBDR REIN CM LFWA TC MBDR WOOD SJ 56 FD REGT MBDR REMPEL GB 26 FD REGT MBDR WORONCHANKA MD 56 FD REGT MCPL REOCH GD 18 AD REGT MBDR WRIGHT IJ 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN BDRC RHEAUME GJLP 5E RALC MBDR YOUNG JS 56 FD REGT MCPL RHIND BJ 116 IND FD BTY MBDR ZAREMBA TS 2 RCHA MBDR RHIND SD 116 IND FD BTY MBDR ZHOU HXW 11 FD REGT Canadian Gunner 53 RANK NAME INITS LOCATION GRADE NOM INITS ENDROITS BDR ABBOTT DA 49 FD REGT BDR BETKER RW 10 FD REGT BDR ABRIGO 2 FD REGT BDR BETZ NPR 10 FD REGT CPL ADAMACK WJ CFB SHILO BDR BIGRAS JSC 5E RALC BDR ADAMS SR CANSOFCOM HQ BDR BILLARD GR RCA SCHOOL CPL ADAMS SR 49 FD REGT CPL BIRT RG CFB GAGETOWN BDR AHMED HMM 11 FD REGT CPL BISHOP DR CFB SHILO BDR AIKENS SC 1 RCHA BDR BLACK ME RCA SCHOOL BDR AITKEN WJ 30 FD REGT BDR BLACK SD CFSU (OTTAWA) BDR ALBERT S 2 RCHA BDR BLAEDOW I 4 AD REGT BDR ALCIM O 1 RCHA BDR BLAIS JF 5E RALC CPL ALLEN ME 7 TOR REGT BDR BLANCHETTE N RCA SCHOOL BDR AN CS 7 TOR REGT BDR BLIGH KSVB 15 FD REGT BDR ANDERSON CI 10 FD REGT BDR BLIGH RK 15 FD REGT BDR ANDERSON JR 2 RCHA BDR BOESE KD 56 FD REGT BDR ANSTEY JD 30 FD REGT BDR BOIVIN F RCA SCHOOL CPL ANTONANTON AS 7 TOR REGT BDR BOLANDBOLAND JP RCA SCHOOL BDR APPEL WM 10 FD REGT BDR BOLGAK YV 15 FD REGT CPL ARCHER DC 7 TOR REGT BDR BONESSO EC 11 FD REGT BDR AREL D 1 RCHA BDR BONVILLE MJ 1 RCHA BDR ARLT SM 2 RCHA BDR BONVILLE RM 1 RCHA BDR ARMANDA JAD 5E RALC BDR BOOKER S 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN BDR ARMSTRONG N 1 RCHA BDR BOOTH WD 1 RCHA CPL ARROWSMITH MG 11 FD REGT BDR BORETZ RA 49 FD REGT BDR ARSENAULT D RCA SCHOOL BDR BOUCHARD J 5E RALC BDR AUBIN M 1 RCHA BDR BOUCHARD R 5E RALC BDR AUCOIN J 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN BDR BOUCHER JF 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN BDR AUDET KJM 1 RCHA BDR BOUCHER M 5E RALC BDR AULENBACH D 20 FD REGT BDR BOUDREAU D 2 RCHA BDR AURINI JA 2 RCHA BDR BOUDREAU JJS RCA SCHOOLL BDR AYGUN H 7 TOR REGT BDR BOUFFARD S RCA SCHOOL BDR B LEVESQUE PM 5E RALC CPL BOUFFARD SA 30 FD REGT BDR BABB A 20 FD REGT BDR BOUTILIER AD 2 RCHA BDR BABIN AA 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN BDR BOUTILIER AR LFWA TC BDR BADCOCK TR CFB/ASU WAINWRIGHT BDR BOWSER JC 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN BDR BAKKE DC CFB/ASU PETAWAWA BDR BOYD DD 5E RALC BDR BALL CJ 1 RCHA BDR BOZEK MT RCA SCHOOLL BDR BALL J 20 FD REGT BDR BRAATEN TJN 10 FD REGT CPL BALTUS LE 11 FD REGT BDR BRADLEY JEM 56 FD REGT BDR BANKASINGH TO 7 TOR REGT BDR BRETON JMA 5E RALC BDR BARDOUK S 7 TOR REGT BDR BRETON JPG CFB/ASU VALLCARTIER CPL BARKER TC 26 FD REGT BDR BRIAND JP 2 RCHA CPL BASARABA R 20 FD REGT BDR BRIDGE M 20 FD REGT BDR BATES BR 56 FD REGT BDR BRISTOW CL 1 RCHA BDR BAUM NJ 49 FD REGT BDR BROAD JA 1 RCHA BDR BEAMISH D LFTS HQ CPL BROOKS DVB 10 FD REGT BDR BEATTIE JD 11 FD REGT BDR BROUILLARD L 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN BDR BEAUDET MB 1 RCHA BDR BROUSSEAU M 20 FD REGT BDR BEAULIEU R 1 RCHA BDR BROWN GJ 1 RCHA BDR BEAUREGARD M 5E RALC BDR BROWN JS 49 FD REGT BDR BEAUREGARD 2 FD REGT BDR BRUCE WE 1 RCHA BDR BÉDARD JL 1 RCHA BDR BRUNET JCF 5E RALC BDR BÉDARD M 5E RALC BDR BRUNETTE JNM 5E RALC CPL BEILHARTZ ML 49 FD REGT BDR BUNKE K 4 AD REGT BDR BELAIR W 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN BDR BURHOE JA 1 RCHA BDR BÉLANGE F 5E RALC CPL BURKE TG GAGETOWN BDR BELANGER D 5E RALC BDR BURTON W 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN BDR BELANGER JMC 5E RALC BDR BUSKE KJ 42 FD REGT BDR BELANGER PC 49 FD REGT BDR BUSSIÈRES MB 5E RALC BDR BÉLANGER JF 5E RALC BDR BUTLER DLF 1 RCHA BDR BELL DR 49 FD REGT CPL BYERS AL 49 FD REGT BDR BELL WJ 30 FD REGT BDR BYRDE A 4 AD REGT BDR BELLOWS P 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN BDR BYRNE CL RCA SCHOOL BDR BENCHARSKI JE 10 FD REGT BDR CALCUT CR 26 FD REGT BDR BENEDETTI DD 2 RCHA BDR CALVÉ G 5E RALC BDR BENNETT N 2 RCHA BDR CAMPBELL D 2 RCHA BDR BENOIT CC RCA SCHOOL BDR CAMPBELL GS 15 FD REGT CPL BERARD MRJ 26 FD REGT BDR CAMPBELL TA 26 FD REGT BDR BERNIER B 5E RALC BDR CANTIN RA 5E RALC BDR BERNIER ME RCA SCHOOL BDR CAOUETTE JJF 5E RALC BDR BERTHELOT M 5E RALC CPL CAPPELLO T 20 FD REGT BDR BÉRUBÉ C 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN BDR CAREY JT 1 RCHA BDR BESSETTE 2 FD REGT BDR CARIOU K 20 FD REGT 54 L’Artilleur Canadien RANK NAME INITS LOCATION GRADE NOM INITS ENDROITS BDR CARNEGIE TJ 4 AD REGT BDR DAUDELIN-CORBEILJJA 5E RALC BDR CARON C 1 RCHA BDR DAUPHINAIS SJM 2 RCHA BDR CARON JAG 5E RALC BDR DAVEY M 1 RCHA BDR CARRIER-BLANCHETTE JRY 5E RALC CPL DAVIDS JM 7 TOR REGT BDR CARTER J RCA SCHOOL BDR DAVIES A 20 FD REGT CPL CARTWRIGHT TE 408 TAC HEL SQN BDR DAVIES RJA 26 FD REGT BDR CASTELLANOS ZW 5E RALC BDR DAVIS SF 2 RCHA BDR CATON BR 1 RCHA BDR DAY PA 1 RCHA BDR CAVEEN M 1 RCHA BDR D’CRUZ JL 7 TOR REGT BDR CHABOT SPJA RCA SCHOOL BDR DE GUZMAN GJ 7 TOR REGT BDR CHAMBERLAIN B CFB/ASU PETAWAWA BDR DE SOUZA 2 FD REGT BDR CHAMPAGNE E 5E RALC BDR DECHAMPLAIN SJ 5E RALC BDR CHARETTE MJDR 5E RALC BDR DEGERNESS TD 26 FD REGT BDR CHARLES BJ 26 FD REGT BDR DELORME TC 10 FD REGT BDR CHARLONG J 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN BDR DEMERS SJJ 5E RALC BDR CHARRON BJF 5E RALC BDR DEMERS JG 11 FD REGT BDR CHARRON S 1 RCHA BDR DEN BESTEN J 56 FD REGT BDR CHARTRAND K 5E RALC BDR DEPAS 2 FD REGT BDR CHEESEMAN ML 30 FD REGT BDR DEROO JF 26 FD REGT BDR CHELKOWSKI DAJ 1 RCHA BDR DESJARDINS JRRF 5E RALC BDR CHENARD K 20 FD REGT BDR DESJARDINS PM CFB/ASU PETAWAWA BDR CHERNOFF SD 11 FD REGT CPL DESJARLAIS TJ CFB CHILLIWACKK BDR CHIARELLI RA 49 FD REGT BDR DESROSIERS OUELLET M 1 RCHA BDR CHOUINARD MA 5E RALC BDR DESRUISSEAU RA RCA SCHOOL BDR CLARK AWR 15 FD REGT BDR DEVEAULT JJPD 5E RALC BDR CLARK DD 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN BDR DEVEREAUX EKG 15 FD REGT BDR CLARK LD 11 FD REGT BDR DILELLA MR 26 FD REGT BDR CLAUS TMJ 2 RCHA BDR DION JFM 5E RALC BDR CLINE BR 56 FD REGT BDR DION SF 5E RALC BDR CLOUTIER D 5E RALC BDR DOERKSEN RA 26 FD REGT BDR CLOUTIER JAJP 5E RALC CPL DOHERTY KR CFB GAGETOWN BDR CLOUTIER MJ 5E RALC BDR DOUCET L 1 RCHA BDR COAD P 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN BDR DOUCET L 2 RCHA BDR COLE AM 15 FD REGT BDR DOUGLAS CAJ 42 FD REGT BDR COMEAU C CDN SPEC OPS REGT BDR DREW CW 15 FD REGT BDR COMEAU JA 2 RCHA BDR DROLET MBM 2 RCHA BDR COOK MCJJ 30 FD REGT CPL DRONYK 7 TOR REGT BDR CORBETT B 1 RCHA BDR DRUMMOND MS 2 RCHA BDR CORDEY SJP CFB/ASU VALCARTIER BDR DUCHARME AR 20 FD REGT BDR CORDY GK 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN BDR DUCHESNE JMB RCA SCHOOL BDR CORLISS J 4 AD REGT BDR DUCHESNE-TANGUAY JMA 1 RCHA BDR CORNEAU J 5E RALC BDR DUFOUR TL 15 FD REGT BDR CORRIVEAU D 5E RALC BDR DUGUAY F 1 RCHA BDR COTE F 5E RALC BDR DUMONT P CFLRS BDR COTE F RCA SCHOOL BDR DUNKLEY GL 15 FD REGT BDR CÔTÉ DJTA 5E RALC BDR DUNPHY C 5E RALC BDR CÔTÉ JP 1 RCHA BDR DUPUIS JALM 5E RALC BDR CÔTÉ SR 5E RALC BDR DUPUIS P 4 AD REGT BDR CÔTÉ 2 FD REGT BDR DURAND JLPS 1 RCHA CPL COUKELL AJ 30 FD REGT CPL DURSUN NS 10 FD REGT CPL COULSON JF CFJIC BDR DUTCHAK RJ 1 RCHA BDR COURCY SJN 5E RALC BDR DUTKA AE 26 FD REGT CPL COUTURE CJ CFMSS BORDEN BDR DUVAL JGF 5E RALC CPL CRAIG RD 49 FD REGT BDR DYKE AJ 15 FD REGT BDR CRANNEY O 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN BDR EBERLE RG 10 FD REGT BDR CRAWFORD RD 15 FD REGT CPL ELAM WB 49 FD REGT BDR CREANEY D 1 RCHA BDR ELBAGHDADY JFZ 15 FD REGT BDR CRIPPS WM 11 FD REGT BDR ELLIOTT KD 2 RCR DET OBGEE BDR CROCCO JJ 56 FD REGT BDR ELLIOTT MT 1 RCHA BDR CRUZ JVB 11 FD REGT BDR EMBERLY BD 1 RCHA BDR CUNNINGHAM S 2 RCHA BDR EMBRO BC LFCA TC CPL CURL RC 11 FD REGT BDR EMOND JRJY 5E RALC BDR CYR T RCA SCHOOL BDR ERICKSON LA 15 FD REGT BDR DALE S 20 FD REGT BDR ERLING JD 2 RCHA BDR DALLAIRE CMB 5E RALC BDR EUM YSL 15 FD REGT BDR DALPHOND 2 FD REGT BDR EVANS RLM RCA SCHOOL BDR D’AMICO F 7 TOR REGT BDR EVANS TA 116 IND FD BTY BDR DANGELO GMGL 15 FD REGT BDR EVANS RS 11 FD REGT BDR DANIELSON LD 116 IND FD BTY BDR FADER NA RCA SCHOOL BDR D’ANJOU JCF 5E RALC BDR FARQUHAR JP 15 FD REGT BDR DARVEAU M 4 AD REGT BDR FARR MDG 11 FD REGT BDR DASPE E 5E RALC BDR FARROW BW 11 FD REGT Canadian Gunner 55 RANK NAME INITS LOCATION GRADE NOM INITS ENDROITS CPL FELDER 2 FD REGT BDR GREAVES CE 116 IND FD BTY BDR FERGUSON T 56 FD REGT BDR GREENWOOD RA 1 RCHA BDR FERRIS R 26 FD REGT BDR GRÉGOIRE PY 1 RCHA CPL FESSL JF 49 FD REGT BDR GREGORSKI S 20 FD REGT BDR FIELDWEBSTER EJ 11 FD REGT BDR GRIFFIN KCJ RCA SCHOOL BDR FILLION R 5E RALC BDR GRIFFIN KS 56 FD REGT CPL FINNIE MB 11 FD REGT BDR GRUMMETT CJ 56 FD REGT BDR FITZHERBERT RD RCA SCHOOL BDR GUAY W 1 RCHA CPL FLECK-LAWRENCE JT 26 FD REGT BDR GUEVARA C 20 FD REGT BDR FLEISCHER E 15 FD REGT BDR GUILBEAULT JAP 5E RALC BDR FLETCHER ARG 15 FD REGT BDR GUNTON A 5E RALC BDR FLETCHER SC RCA SCHOOL BDR GUY KJ 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN BDR FLYNN D 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN BDR HACHEY H CFLRS BDR FLYNN M RCA SCHOOL BDR HAGE M 20 FD REGT BDR FOLZ NL RCA SCHOOL CPL HAINES CA 11 FD REGT BDR FORSYTHE A 20 FD REGT BDR HALDANE MWA 11 FD REGT BDR FORTIN D RCA SCHOOL BDR HALE CC 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN BDR FORTIN JRP RCA SCHOOL BDR HALLÉ JFJR 5E RALC BDR FORTIN PJU 5E RALC BDR HAMEL GK 5E RALC BDR FORYSTEK MK 15 FD REGT BDR HAMILTON J RCA SCHOOL BDR FOSTER A 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN CPL HAMPSON ABC 116 IND FD BTY BDR FOSTER JT 5E RALC BDR HANCOCK M 2 RCHA BDR FRANCIS SM 11 FD REGT BDR HANNAFORD A 2 RCHA BDR FREEMAN SA 15 FD REGT BDR HANNAH WW 2 RCHA BDR FUJII J 15 FD REGT BDR HANRAHAN CS 2 RCHA BDR FURMANEK J 5E RALC BDR HANSSON AJC 1 RCHA BDR FURNIVAL JS 1 RCHA BDR HARALDSON TS 1 SVC BN BDR GABEL J 1 RCHA BDR HARNISH MDJ RCA SCHOOL BDR GAFFEY B RCA SCHOOL BDR HARRISON CJ 56 FD REGT BDR GAGNE SJ 5E RALC BDR HARRISON N 2 RCHA BDR GAGNEMONFETTE RJR CFB/ASU VALCARTIER BDR HARTJES KC 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN CPL GAGNON JJL 433 ETAC BAGOTVILLE BDR HARVEY KD 49 FD REGT BDR GAGNON L 2 RCHA BDR HARVEY K 20 FD REGT BDR GAGNON S 1 RCHA BDR HAWE WD RCA SCHOOL BDR GAL PC 15 FD REGT BDR HAWKINS RM 116 IND FD BTY BDR GARCIAA 2 FD REGT BDR HAYES TS 11 FD REGT BDR GAUTHIER MC 1 RCHA BDR HEDE J 20 FD REGT BDR GAUTHIER 2 FD REGT BDR HELD DR 56 FD REGT BDR GEDEON SB 2 RCHA BDR HELKA JB 1 RCHA BDR GEIGER K 20 FD REGT BDR HEMMONS AG 11 FD REGT BDR GERROW RA 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN BDR HENDERSON TJ RCA SCHOOL BDR GERVAIS DJG 5E RALC BDR HENNESSEY S 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN BDR GERVAIS SJA 5E RALC BDR HETHRINGTON GCC 5E RALC BDR GERVAIS T RCA SCHOOL BDR HILL BC CFB SUFFIELD BDR GIBSON DLG 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN BDR HILL J 20 FD REGT BDR GIBSON RA 11 FD REGT BDR HILL RA 15 FD REGT BDR GILBY SR 2 RCHA BDR HILL WH 116 IND FD BTY BDR GILES CA 1 RCHA BDR HILLIER TL 15 FD REGT BDR GINGRAS H 1 RCHA BDR HILLIKER CA 2 RCHA BDR GINGRAS JLF 5E RALC BDR HO ICH 15 FD REGT BDR GIRARD JF 5E RALC BDR HODGSON KA 15 FD REGT BDR GIRARD S 5E RALC BDR HODGSON RJE CFSPDB BDR GOBEIL JPR 5E RALC BDR HOFFMAN RA 10 FD REGT BDR GODIN EM 4 AD REGT BDR HOLLAND JWB 116 IND FD BTY BDR GODIN KA 2 RCHA BDR HOLM A 2 RCHA BDR GOGUEN D 2 RCHA BDR HOLMES AD 2 RCHA BDR GOLDER MH RCA SCHOOL BDR HOLMES BT 56 FD REGT BDR GONTHIERGONTHIER JF 4 AD REGT BDR HOLMES TGA 56 FD REGT BDR GOODING MM 7 TOR REGT BDR HOLT C 20 FD REGT BDR GOUIN JOS 5E RALC BDR HOO SGB 56 FD REGT BDR GOULET-THIBOUTOT P 5E RALC BDR HOOPER EG 11 FD REGT BDR GOURICHON S 1 RCHA BDR HOPE APR 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN BDR GOUTHRO EPW 11 FD REGT BDR HOPKINSON RH 30 FD REGT BDR GRABAUSKAS PGJ 26 FD REGT BDR HOQUET BT RCA SCHOOL BDR GRAJEWSKI RAC 1 RCHA BDR HOQUET CE 2 RCHA BDR GRANT M 56 FD REGT BDR HORAN JE 1 RCHA BDR GRATTON JRR RCA SCHOOL BDR HOUGH BO 7 TOR REGT BDR GRAVELINES JPD 49 FD REGT BDR HOUGH KW 7 TOR REGT BDR GRAVELLE AR 2 RCHA BDR HOULE DW 26 FD REGT BDR GRAY MJT 1 RCHA BDR HOULE F 1 RCHA BDR GRAY NT 15 FD REGT BDR HOUSTON R 1 RCHA BDR GREALEY MC CFB/ASU GAGETOWN BDR HOUSTON RN 1 RCHA 56 L’Artilleur Canadien RANK NAME INITS LOCATION GRADE NOM INITS ENDROITS BDR HOWARD BM 11 FD REGT BDR LAMBERT RJJ 5E RALC CPL HOWE T 20 FD REGT BDR LAMOUR L 20 FD REGT BDR HOWELL JD 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN BDR LAMOUR LM 49 FD REGT CPL HOY H 26 FD REGT CPL LANCASTER OA 11 FD REGT BDR HOYT DC CFB SUFFIELD BDR LANDRY E 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN BDR HUDON D 5E RALC BDR LANDRY GJF 5E RALC BDR HUNG TF 7 TOR REGT BDR LANDRY JGR 2 RCHA BDR HUNKA ORA 1 RCHA CPL LANGFORD DA 4 ESR GAGETOWN CPL HURLEY R 49 FD REGT BDR LANGLOIS L 5E RALC BDR HUSSIEN S 30 FD REGT BDR LANGLOIS M 2 RCHA BDR HWANG A 7 TOR REGT BDR LANNON BPS 56 FD REGT BDR HYATT MN 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN BDR LAPENSKIE DR 30 FD REGT BDR IKERENGE JA 2 RCHA BDR LAPOINTE P 4 AD REGT BDR INGRAM R TAC SCHOOL BDR LARDNER CJ 4 AD REGT DET GAAGETOWN BDR INGRAM W 1 RCHA BDR LARIVIÈRE CJR 5E RALC BDR ISIP CAL 7 TOR REGT BDR LAROCQUE F 4 AD REGT DET GAAGETOWN BDR JACKSON MB 30 FD REGT BDR LAROCQUE SJM 5E RALC BDR JACOBS JG 1 RCHA BDR LAST SV CDN SPEC OPS REGT BDR JAMES OJL 1 RCHA BDR LAU KKL 15 FD REGT BDR JENKINS DJ 2 RCHA BDR LAVERGNE EEJ 30 FD REGT BDR JENKINS K 1 RCHA BDR LAVERS CL 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN BDR JOHNSON T CMTC BDR LAVIGNE DJO 2 RCHA BDR JOHNSTON JD RCA SCHOOL BDR LAVOIE S 5E RALC BDR JOHNSTON R 1 RCHA CPL LAWRENCE JW 30 FD REGT BDR JOHNSTONE BJ 49 FD REGT CPL LAWRENCE SI 26 FD REGT BDR JOSEPH N 7 TOR REGT CPL LAWSON N 7 TOR REGT BDR JOUVET JLC 5E RALC BDR LAWTHER RC 11 FD REGT CPL JUEN LA 26 FD REGT BDR LAYTON JA 2 RCHA BDR KADAK J 56 FD REGT BDR LEBLANC AFM 4 AD REGT CPL KADDAH 2 FD REGT BDR LEBLANC DT 116 IND FD BTY BDR KARG JD 1 RCHA BDR LECLAIR JGA 5E RALC BDR KAY AER 42 FD REGT BDR LECOZ RHJ 2 RCHA BDR KEENE KS 15 FD REGT BDR LEDOUX JSJ 2 RCHA BDR KEIM N 20 FD REGT BDR LEDUC J 20 FD REGT CPL KELLEY JE 3 ASG GAGETOWN BDR LEE KL 1 RCHA BDR KELLOWAY JB RCA SCHOOL BDR LEE M 7 TOR REGT BDR KELLY DFJ 1 RCHA BDR LEFORTE D 2 RCHA BDR KELLY RJ 2 RCHA BDR LEGENDRE SAS 5E RALC BDR KENDALL RA RCA SCHOOL BDR LEMIEUX DFP 5E RALC BDR KEOMANYLAA 2 FD REGT BDR LEMIEUX R 5E RALC CPL KERIK ML WLE-COLD LAKE BDR LEROUX MD 42 FD REGT BDR KESHVARI A 7 TOR REGT BDR LESSARD MAL 5E RALC BDR KETLER C 56 FD REGT BDR LEVESQUE ER 1 RCHA BDR KETTLE G 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN BDR LEVESQUE PA 1 RCHA BDR KHEIRALLAH EK 2 RCHA BDR LEVESQUE RR 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN BDR KHOKHAR AY 11 FD REGT BDR LÉVESQUE S 5E RALC BDR KHOURY MAM 5E RALC BDR LIMOGES JPGR 5E RALC BDR KING D 2 RCHA BDR LIVELY MK 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN BDR KIRK JT 2 RCHA BDR LOEPPKY RJ 30 FD REGT BDR KNOWLES CA 30 FD REGT BDR LOGUE GJ 1 RCHA BDR KNOWLES DA 49 FD REGT BDR LOISELLE O 5E RALC BDR KOESLAG J 2 RCHA CPL LONGMAN JMMC 30 FD REGT BDR KOLOPENUK PJ 1 RCHA CPL LOS CD 49 FD REGT BDR KOPRASH OF 49 FD REGT BDR LOSCOMBE ML 10 FD REGT BDR KRANNICH AMF 30 FD REGT BDR LOSIER JO LFAA TC BDR KUEHL RE 42 FD REGT BDR LOWE RL 26 FD REGT BDR LACHANCE E 2 RCHA BDR LU D 7 TOR REGT BDR LACHANCE JP 2 RCHA BDR LUND TA 11 FD REGT BDR LACHAPELLE JF 5E RALC BDR LYNCH RG 4 AD REGT DET GAAGETOWN BDR LACOSTE KFM 2 RCHA BDR MA J 7 TOR REGT BDR LAFONTAINE S 5E RALC BDR MACDONALD C 2 RCHA BDR LAGACE L RCA SCHOOL BDR MACDONALD FI RCA SCHOOL BDR LAJAMBE JL 2 RCHA BDR MACDONALD JA CFB/ASU GAGETTOWN BDR LAJOIE C 1 RCHA BDR MACDONALD SP RCA SCHOOL BDR LAJOIE D 5E RALC CPL MACDONALD SMS 11 FD REGT BDR LAKE SK 1 RCHA BDR MACHAN K 20 FD REGT BDR LALL V 11 FD REGT BDR MACINTOSH PR 26 FD REGT BDR LALONDE FJCR 26 FD REGT BDR MACINTYRE M 1 RCHA BDR LALONDE JJCA 2 RCHA BDR MACKINNON LR 4 AD REGT BDR LAM CW 15 FD REGT BDR MACLAREN FAP 4 AD REGT BDR LAM JKY 7 TOR REGT BDR MACLEAN G 2 RCHA BDR LAM KL 7 TOR REGT BDR MACLEAN GA 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN Canadian Gunner 57 RANK NAME INITS LOCATION GRADE NOM INITS ENDROITS BDR MACNEIL AM RCA SCHOOL BDR MORAN RJ 26 FD REGT BDR MACNEIL KM 4 AD REGT BDR MOREAU 2 FD REGT BDR MACPHERSON SR 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN CPL MORENCY GD BAGOTVILLE BDR MACRURY KR 1 RCHA BDR MORILLON R 5E RALC BDR MAGGIOLO MA CFB/ASU PETAWAWA BDR MORIN DC 1 RCHA BDR MAHEU E 5E RALC BDR MORTON CJI CFB SUFFIELD BDR MAHEUX J 5E RALC CPL MOULUN R 20 FD REGT BDR MAINELLA-TASSÉ 2 FD REGT BDR MUCICKO JD 56 FD REGT BDR MALIKOV Y 7 TOR REGT CPL MULLALY A 20 FD REGT BDR MALTMAN RJ 49 FD REGT CPL MULTON LM CFB SHILO BDR MANGROVE CC 2 RCHA BDR MUNRO IA 15 FD REGT BDR MARIER BE 2 RCHA CPL MUNRO KH CFB EDMONTON CPL MARILOVIC S 7 TOR REGT BDR MURRAY-WOOD JE 116 IND FD BTY CPL MARINESCU 2 FD REGT BDR NARAINE A 7 TOR REGT BDR MAROISMAROIS SEA 5E RALCRALC BDR NELSONNELSON AC 15 FD REGTREGT CPL MARSHALL MMK 11 FD REGT CPL NELSON TW 440 (T) SQN YELLOWKNIFE BDR MARSMAN M 1 RCHA BDR NEVES C RCA SCHOOL BDR MARTIN D 7 TOR REGT BDR NG AW 7 TOR REGT BDR MARTIN JME 5E RALC BDR NGUYEN PQD 11 FD REGT BDR MARTIN LRJ 4 AD REGT BDR NICHOLSON JE 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN BDR MARTIN RA LFTEU BDR NICKEL ET 26 FD REGT BDR MARTIN 2 FD REGT BDR NICOLE S 5E RALC BDR MARTINEAU D 4 AD REGT BDR NIELISSEN RJ 56 FD REGT BDR MARTINEZ WVB 15 FD REGT LS NORMAN TW HMCS PRESERVER BDR MASALES M CFB GANDER BDR NORMAND S RCA SCHOOL BDR MASSICOTTES KLG CFLRS BDR NORSWORTHY JEK 15 FD REGT BDR MASTERSON EA 30 FD REGT BDR NUTTALL JD 2 RCHA BDR MATHESON RR 1 RCHA BDR NYIMU SN 2 RCHA BDR MAURICE J 5E RALC BDR O’BRIEN SD 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN BDR MAXIMILIEN G CFSPDB BDR O’DELL A 2 RCHA BDR MAXWELL BD 7 TOR REGT BDR O’DELL DL 4 AD REGT BDR MAY MG 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN BDR O’DELL SM RCA SCHOOL BDR MAY RJ 1 RCHA BDR O’DONNELL JS 1 RCHA BDR MAYERS P 26 FD REGT BDR O’DONNELL KM 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN BDR MCAULEY D 10 FD REGT BDR OGBEMUDIA P 30 FD REGT BDR MCCAFFERY CN 15 FD REGT BDR OKEM TD 7 TOR REGT BDR MCCARTHY DM RCA SCHOOL CPL OLEKSIUK D 20 FD REGT BDR MCCLELLAND BR 1 RCHA BDR OLIVIER 2 FD REGT BDR MCCORMICK SD 116 IND FD BTY BDR OLTHOF JJ 56 FD REGT BDR MCCORMICK SM 56 FD REGT BDR ORR C 49 FD REGT CPL MCCRACKEN RE 49 FD REGT BDR OSADCHUK NW 1 RCHA BDR MCCRON MK 30 FD REGT BDR OSBORNE CH 11 FD REGT BDR MCDERMOT-FOUTS ZB 26 FD REGT BDR OSBOURNE ACJ 2 RCHA BDR MCDONNELL BS 4 AD REGT BDR OVERY JAW 15 FD REGT BDR MCGREGOR TS 10 FD REGT BDR PAKHLAVUNI K 7 TOR REGT BDR MCINTYRE JM 49 FD REGT BDR PALMER GC 2 RCHA CPL MCKEACHNIE CW 49 FD REGT BDR PALMER J 2 RCHA BDR MCKENNA JP 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN BDR PAPINEAU JAJ 2 RCHA BDR MCLEAN CL 2 RCHA BDR PAPKE DP LFCA TC BDR MCLEOD PAG 2 RCHA BDR PAQUET G 5E RALC BDR MCMULLEN CD 30 FD REGT BDR PAQUET S 5E RALC CPL MCNAMA KH 49 FD REGT BDR PARADIS VMG 5E RALC BDR MCNEIL D 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN BDR PARE DP 15 FD REGT BDR MCNEIL MD 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN BDR PARENT D 2 RCHA BDR MCNEIL S 1 RCHA BDR PARENT D 5E RALC BDR MEAHAN JE 30 FD REGT BDR PARENT SJD 5E RALC BDR MECHAKRA T 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN BDR PARKER CT 15 FD REGT BDR MENDES RD 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN BDR PARKIN JF 11 FD REGT BDR MERCIER JDP 5E RALC BDR PARRIS ND 2 RCHA BDR MERMANS PWH CDN SPEC OPS REGT BDR PARSONS BG 1 RCHA BDR MESSERSCHMIDT LM 11 FD REGT BDR PARSONS RG 1 RCHA BDR MICELI PM 11 FD REGT CPL PARSONS SC CFB GREENWOOD BDR MICHAUD JKE RCA SCHOOL BDR PATEY SL 1 RCHA BDR MICHAUD-HEBERT S RCA SCHOOL BDR PATRY-YOUNG JLJ 5E RALC BDR MILES BF 1 RCHA BDR PAUL RP 1 RCHA BDR MILLAR S 2 RCHA BDR PAYETTE JF RCA SCHOOL BDR MILLETTE S 5E RALC BDR PAYNE J RCA SCHOOL BDR MILLS J.A 1 RCHA CPL PAYNE JW 3 ASG DET MONCTON BDR MIRON BA 49 FD REGT BDR PEARCE GR 49 FD REGT BDR MONGEAU JAYRP 5E RALC BDR PECSI J 15 FD REGT BDR MONTEBLANCA MC 56 FD REGT BDR PEER RK 49 FD REGT BDR MONTGOMERY JL 1 RCHA BDR PELLETIER H 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN 58 L’Artilleur Canadien RANK NAME INITS LOCATION GRADE NOM INITS ENDROITS BDR PELLETIER KJ 4 AD REGT BDR ROTH KA 26 FD REGT BDR PEPIN D CDN SPEC OPS REGT CPL ROTH T 20 FD REGT BDR PERO RWA 26 FD REGT BDR ROUILLARD PMA 5E RALC BDR PERRON JJM CFB/ASU SHILO BDR ROUTLEY JRK 56 FD REGT BDR PERSICO GA 4 AD REGT BDR ROWLEY STA 49 FD REGT CPL PETER 7 TOR REGT BDR ROY JJR 5E RALC BDR PETERS BR 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN BDR ROY JM 30 FD REGT CPL PETERSON LM 7 TOR REGT BDR ROZON JSJC 5E RALC BDR PETERSON S 20 FD REGT BDR RULE EJ 116 IND FD BTY BDR PETKOVICH DF 1 RCHA BDR RUMBOLT T 2 RCHA BDR PHILLIPS JDT 49 FD REGT BDR RUTLEDGE CR 49 FD REGT BDR PHILLIPS M 7 TOR REGT BDR RUTLEDGE PM 49 FD REGT CPL PIERREROY T 26 FD REGT BDR SABEAN JP 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN BDR PIGEON D 2 RCHA BDR SALEH M 11 FD REGT BDR PIKE C CFB/ASU GAGETOWN BDR SAMPSON FJ CFB/ASU GAGEETOWN BDR PIKULA B CDN SPEC OPS REGT BDR SAMSON CJD 5E RALC CPL PILON RJ GREENWOOD BDR SANDERS P 2 RCHA BDR PLANETTA SW 1 RCHA BDR SANDERSON AS 49 FD REGT BDR PLANTE D 5E RALC BDR SAROFEIM MM 30 FD REGT BDR POBURN CJM 2 RCHA BDR SAULTER CG 2 RCHA BDR POIRIER PJS 5E RALC BDR SAUMURE MJA 2 RCHA BDR POIRIER TW 11 FD REGT BDR SAUVE SA 30 FD REGT CPL POITRAS CD 49 FD REGT BDR SAVAGE SL 2 RCHA BDR POLLARD RC 2 RCHA BDR SCHALLOCK JD 49 FD REGT BDR POLYWKAN RK 1 RCHA BDR SCOTT DC 15 FD REGT BDR PORTER AJM 2 RCHA BDR SCOTT J 20 FD REGT CPL POTTER JKG 49 FD REGT BDR SCOTT RA 116 IND FD BTY BDR POTTS AC 11 FD REGT BDR SCOTT IA 11 FD REGT BDR POWER JJ 42 FD REGT BDR SEBESTEN C 20 FD REGT BDR PRÉVOST DP 5E RALC BDR SECORD BM 2 RCHA BDR PRICE CA RCA SCHOOL BDR SEDGWICK DJ 26 FD REGT BDR PRICE JD 1 RCHA BDR SEE AO CDN SPEC OPS REGT BDR PROULX JD 5E RALC BDR SELVESTER 2 FD REGT BDR PRYCE RS 15 FD REGT BDR SEQUEIRA P 7 TOR REGT BDR PUILLANDRE SC 56 FD REGT BDR SETO MY 42 FD REGT BDR PULLINGER DS CFSPDB BDR SHAKARCHI JJ 30 FD REGT BDR PYLYCHATY M 20 FD REGT CPL SHAVER D 7 TOR REGT CPL RADFORTH WM 11 FD REGT BDR SHAW N 2 RCHA CPL RAMIREZ GO 7 TOR REGT BDR SHEA D 2 RCHA BDR RAMSEY CB 10 FD REGT BDR SHEETS MR 2 RCHA BDR RANDALL NA 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN BDR SHEPPARD L 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN BDR RAOUL J 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN BDR SHEPPARD TF 1 RCHA BDR RATELLE AR 5E RALC BDR SHERK K 2 RCHA BDR RATTIE JA 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN BDR SHERWOOD MB 2 RCHA BDR RAYMOND C 5E RALC BDR SHIELDS ERH 11 FD REGT CPL REGIMBAL RA 4 ESR GAGETOWN BDR SHIELS TLG 1 RCHA BDR REGIMBALD JG 2 RCHA CPL SHIER DCJ 42 FD REGT BDR REGIS J CFLRS BDR SHULIST JS 42 FD REGT BDR REICKER M 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN BDR SIMARD MN LFCA TC BDR REID A 20 FD REGT BDR SIMONEAU J 5E RALC BDR REID GJJP 5E RALC BDR SIMONEAU SJ 5E RALC BDR RENAUD JJCB 5E RALC BDR SIMPSON SP 26 FD REGT BDR REYNOLDS S 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN BDR SINGH S 7 TOR REGT BDR RICH GE RCA SCHOOL BDR SINGS MB 15 FD REGT BDR RICHARD DL 1 RCHA BDR SIROIS M 5E RALC CPL RICHARDSON KH 402 SQN WINNIPEG BDR SIZE MG 49 FD REGT BDR RIDEOUT TR 2 RCHA BDR SLADE KM 11 FD REGT BDR RIGBY CNC 11 FD REGT BDR SMITH BE 15 FD REGT BDR RIOUX M RCA SCHOOL BDR SMITH G 2 RCHA BDR RIOUX GOYETTE AM 5E RALC BDR SMITH LJ 5E RALC BDR RISTO JJ 42 FD REGT BDR SMITH MJ 15 FD REGT BDR ROBERTS D 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN BDR SMITH SJ 2 RCHA BDR ROBERTS TS 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN BDR SOCCHIA AJ 49 FD REGT BDR ROBIDOUX EJL 5E RALC BDR SOJKA KT 11 FD REGT CPL ROBINS KW 49 FD REGT BDR SOUVENY M 20 FD REGT CPL ROBINSON BAB 33 SVC BN BDR SPANOS PAC 7 TOR REGT CPL ROLLIE BL 49 FD REGT BDR SPEERS HJ 11 FD REGT BDR ROODZANT S 2 RCHA BDR SPILKIN G 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN BDR ROSS CM 26 FD REGT BDR SPITAL EM 2 RCHA BDR ROSS MJ 7 TOR REGT CPL SPRAGUE KAL 26 FD REGT BDR ROSS TS 49 FD REGT CPL SPRICENIEKS JK 1 CMBG HQ & SIG SQN BDR ROSS WL 15 FD REGT BDR ST JOHN TJ 49 FD REGT Canadian Gunner 59 RANK NAME INITS LOCATION GRADE NOM INITS ENDROITS BDR STACEY JN 2 RCHA BDR VAILLANCOURT G 2 RCHA BDR STACK GDM 11 FD REGT BDR VALLEVAND PC 10 FD REGT BDR STALEY JJ 2 RCHA BDR VALLIÈRES A 5E RALC BDR STANFORD SE 1 RCHA BDR VAN EVERY SJ 56 FD REGT BDR STANG C 20 FD REGT BDR VANDECAVEYE L 1 RCHA BDR STAPLES CR 26 FD REGT BDR VANDERHULST ZJ 10 FD REGT BDR STARLING L RCA SCHOOL CPL VANDERSWAN I 49 FD REGT BDR STOCKDALE AG 15 FD REGT BDR VANDERZWAAG K 1 RCHA BDR STONE RG 15 FD REGT BDR VEENSTRA CN 15 FD REGT BDR STONE T 20 FD REGT BDR VEILLEUX E 5E RALC BDR STOPPA CJ 42 FD REGT BDR VEILLEUX J-P 5E RALC BDR STOREY DP 11 FD REGT BDR VÉZINA JGPE 5E RALC BDR ST-PIERRE C 2 RCHA BDR VIALETTE JAF 1 RCHA BDR STRAUS CM 11 FD REGT BDR VIAU JMMP 5E RALC BDR STUBBS CT 11 FD REGT CPL VILLENEUVE KW TRENTON BDR SUTHERLAND AC 15 FD REGT BDR VOTH AJ 15 FD REGT BDR SVAB LA 1 RCHA BDR WALKER C 2 RCHA BDR SWALLOW DS 30 FD REGT BDR WALKER JA 42 FD REGT BDR SWARTZ BRJ RCA SCHOOL BDR WALKER SDR 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN BDR SYLKA DM 15 FD REGT BDR WALKER IH 11 FD REGT BDR SYLVESTRE JF 5E RALC BDR WALLER PC 11 FD REGT BDR SYME TS 1 RCHA BDR WALOSZEK E CDN SPEC OPS REGT BDR SZAROZ M 20 FD REGT BDR WALSWORT MA 30 FD REGT BDR TAHAN A 5E RALC BDR WALTON TA 1 RCHA BDR TAHAN 2 FD REGT CPL WAMBOLDT BD 407 (MP) SQNN BDR TALBOT JSAP 5E RALC BDR WARREN KR 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN CPL TALLUD RR 7 TOR REGT BDR WATERMAN BM 56 FD REGT BDR TASKER S 1 RCHA BDR WATRICH CV 15 FD REGT BDR TATCHELL AM 2 RCHA CPL WATSON TJE 49 FD REGT BDR TAYLOR DF 15 FD REGT BDR WEARE JA 11 FD REGT BDR TAYLOR JE 7 TOR REGT BDR WEAVER SV 15 FD REGT BDR TAYLOR KN 56 FD REGT BDR WEGNER DJA 11 FD REGT BDR TENNANT DD 42 FD REGT BDR WELDON R 20 FD REGT CPL TENNANT MJ 42 FD REGT BDR WELLS CE 11 FD REGT BDR TETLOCK T 1 RCHA BDR WENTZELL J RCA SCHOOL BDR THACH TP 15 FD REGT BDR WERON AJ 2 RCHA CPL THAMAS JA 42 FD REGT CPL WHALEN RM 49 FD REGT BDR THIBODEAU A 4 AD REGT CPL WHALEN RS 49 FD REGT BDR THIESSEN NJ 26 FD REGT BDR WHITTEN RJ RCA SCHOOL BDR THIFFEAULT M 5E RALC CPL WICKETT VL 7 TOR REGT BDR THOMAS GR 15 FD REGT BDR WIEBE JL 26 FD REGT BDR THOMAS J 2 RCHA BDR WIERSEMA K 116 IND FD BTY BDR THOMAS R 20 FD REGT BDR WILKINSON MLMM RCA SCHOOL CPL THOMAS RJL 49 FD REGT BDR WILL RB 1 RCHA BDR THOMPSON RB 2 RCHA BDR WILLIAMS BA 2 RCHA CPL THONGSOUVANH 2 FD REGT BDR WILLIAMS JC RCA SCHOOL BDR THORDARSON TM 2 RCHA BDR WILLIAMS MJA 56 FD REGT BDR THORNE OGT 1 RCHA BDR WILSON AM RCA SCHOOL BDR THORNTON M 20 FD REGT BDR WILSON RJ 2 RCHA BDR TIETZ C 56 FD REGT BDR WILSON SW 11 FD REGT BDR TIMMS JP 2 RCHA BDR WINDL KIJ 10 FD REGT BDR TIMOSHIN Y 7 TOR REGT BDR WINSOR JC 2 RCHA BDR TOBIN BL 4 AD REGT BDR WINTER 2 FD REGT BDR TOM KLC 116 IND FD BTY BDR WISWELL HP 1 RCHA BDR TOMCZYK N 2 RCHA CPL WITTY CA 49 FD REGT BDR TOTH RC 15 FD REGT BDR WOLFE TB 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN BDR TOUCHETTE JBB CFB/ASU VALCARTIER BDR WON AJ 7 TOR REGT BDR TREKOFSKI RL CMTC BDR WONG EHS 15 FD REGT BDR TREMBLAY A 5E RALC BDR WONG S 7 TOR REGT BDR TREMBLAY B 5E RALC BDR WORSLEY SR 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN BDR TREMBLAY-LAVOIE M 5E RALC BDR WOTHERSPOON JA RCA SCHOOL BDR TSANG PH 15 FD REGT BDR WOTHERSPOON LJ RCA SCHOOL BDR TUCKER JIR 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN CPL WRIGHT DMW CFB SHILO BDR TURCOTTE C 5E RALC BDR YANIRE K 5E RALC BDR TURMEL JF 5E RALC BDR YU DB 7 TOR REGT BDR TURNER L 20 FD REGT BDR YUNG 2 FD REGT CPL TUTTON MR 7 TOR REGT BDR ZACHER A 20 FD REGT BDR TYMCHAK DTL 1 RCHA BDR ZACHER A 20 FD REGT BDR UBBING M 20 FD REGT BDR ZAHR R CMTC CPL UKRAINZOW AJ 11 FD REGT BDR ZAKARIAN HL 7 TOR REGT BDR UMLAH REW CFB SUFFIELD BDR ZARIWNEY RJ 26 FD REGT BDR VAILLANCOURT CRC 5E RALC CPL ZELLICK NJ CFB/ASU KINGSTON 60 L’Artilleur Canadien RANK NAME INITS LOCATION GRADE NOM INITS ENDROITS BDR ZHONG JH 15 FD REGT GNR BOSSÉ D RCA SCHOOL BDR ZINCK GG 1 RCHA GNR BOSSÉ GMG 1 RCHA GNR ABBRUSCATO S 56 FD REGT GNR BOSTOCK E RCA SCHOOL SDT AFONSO 2 FD REGT GNR BOSTON D 49 FD REGT PTE AHMED E 7 TOR REGT GNR BOSTON DD 49 FD REGT GNR AHN PKW 15 FD REGT PTE BOUCHARD JRE 26 FD REGT PTE AKACHUK D 10 FD REGT GNR BOUCHARD R 1 RCHA GNR ALBRECHT DJ 42 FD REGT ART BOUDREAU E 5E RALC GNR ALEXANDER T 26 FD REGT GNR BOUDREAU NRJ 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN PTE ALEXEEF AS 7 TOR REGT ART BOUFFARD M 5E RALC SDT ALIWI 2 FD REGT GNR BOURGOIN JJ 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN GNR ALVAREZ F RCA SCHOOL PTE BOUTILIER DB 42 FD REGT PTE AMADOR JA 7 TOR REGT GNR BOWE C RCA SCHOOL ART ARSENAULT J 5E RALC GNR BOYLE A RCA SCHOOL GNR ARZANI-BIRGANI A 7 TOR REGT GNR BOYLE I RCA SCHOOL SDT ASHER 2 FD REGT PTE BOYNTON EPD 11 FD REGT GNR ASTALOS KJ 2 RCHA GNR BRADLEY R RCA SCHOOL GNR ASTLES JM 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN GNR BRANCH K RCA SCHOOL GNR AUBIN JMG 42 FD REGT PTE BRANCONNIER TDJ 10 FD REGT PTE AUBIN RAC 42 FD REGT PTE BRANJE BM 42 FD REGT GNR AUGER P 2 RCHA GNR BREAU M 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN GNR AVERY J RCA SCHOOL GNR BRECKENRIDGE KJ 49 FD REGT ART AVERY N 5E RALC PTE BREDIN JE 30 FD REGT PTE AYERS LJ 49 FD REGT ART BRETON B 5E RALC GNR AZIZ O 2 RCHA PTE BRINSTON TW 49 FD REGT GNR BAAH F 1 RCHA GNR BROOKS K 1 RCHA PTE BADGEROW SS 42 FD REGT GNR BROPHY K 1 RCHA PTE BAIGRIE-DAVIS BD 42 FD REGT PTE BROWN GR 30 FD REGT PTE BAKER TE 20 FD REGT PTE BROWN JA 42 FD REGT PTE BALASUBRAMANIAM DC 7 TOR REGT GNR BROWN JM 1 RCHA GNR BALDIZON DTL RCA SCHOOL GNR BROWN KD RCA SCHOOL GNR BANDEH-MOGHADAM M 7 TOR REGT GNR BROWN RF 7 TOR REGT PTE BARKER EW 26 FD REGT PTE BROWN JD 11 FD REGT PTE BARNES GI 116 IND FD BTY GNR BRUM JD 42 FD REGT SDT BARRAIS 2 FD REGT PTE BUCCELLA JR 7 TOR REGT GNR BARRETT BC 30 FD REGT GNR BUCKLEY S 30 FD REGT GNR BASALLO A RCA SCHOOL GNR BUECKERT H 56 FD REGT PTE BATTISON S 49 FD REGT SDT BUI 2 FD REGT GNR BEAMISH MW 2 RCHA SDT BURCENAA 2 FD REGT ART BEAULIEU M 5E RALC ART BURNS K 5E RALC PTE BEAUMONT-SMITH SRA 26 FD REGT GNR BURROWS MCB RCA SCHOOL SDT BEDON 2 FD REGT PTE BURTNICK AMJ 56 FD REGT GNR BELAND JM RCA SCHOOL GNR BUSQUE M RCA SCHOOL ART BELANGER S 5E RALC PTE BUTORAC-DOUCETTE MJ 49 FD REGT GNR BELLEHUMEUR YDJ 1 RCHA PTE BWESIGYE B 7 TOR REGT PTE BENJOE D 10 FD REGT GNR BZDYL E RCA SCHOOL GNR BENN JL 2 RCHA SDT CABALLERO 2 FD REGT GNR BENNETT L 2 RCHA PTE CAIN TJ 49 FD REGT GNR BERARDI JJ 56 FD REGT GNR CALVERT A 1 RCHA PTE BERNDT AL 42 FD REGT GNR CAMERON DAR 42 FD REGT ART BÉRUBÉ M 5E RALC GNR CAMPBELL A RCA SCHOOL GNR BESAW BA 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN PTE CAMPBELL DA 11 FD REGT PTE BEST RRA 49 FD REGT SDT CAMPBELL 2 FD REGT GNR BHATTI HS 7 TOR REGT PTE CANART J 26 FD REGT GNR BHATTI MS 7 TOR REGT GNR CANART M 26 FD REGT GNR BIGLOW D 11 FD REGT GNR CARLSON KR 26 FD REGT GNR BILAN JL 10 FD REGT PTE CARON CFP 42 FD REGT PTE BIN AF 49 FD REGT ART CARRIER S 5E RALC PTE BIRCH TG 26 FD REGT GNR CASEMENT RJ 10 FD REGT GNR BIRDSELL AS 56 FD REGT GNR CASTELLANOS J RCA SCHOOL PTE BIXBY KD 11 FD REGT GNR CEA C RCA SCHOOL PTE BLACKMORE SB 49 FD REGT GNR CESINARO AO 49 FD REGT PTE BLACKSTOCK CJ 42 FD REGT GNR CHACON J 20 FD REGT GNR BLAIN C RCA SCHOOL SDT CHAFE 2 FD REGT ART BLAIS S 5E RALC SDT CHAGNON 22FDREGT FD REGT ART BLANCHETTE R 5E RALC PTE CHAMBERS-YAKYMYSHYN R 20 FD REGT GNR BLUE K 26 FD REGT GNR CHANG HMK 15 FD REGT SDT BOISCLAIR 2 FD REGT GNR CHAO KYC 15 FD REGT GNR BOLEY C 2 RCHA ART CHAPDELAINE C 5E RALC PTE BONKOWSKI NW 30 FD REGT GNR CHAPPEL NL 56 FD REGT GNR BONNEAU G 1 RCHA PTE CHAPPELLAZ ADJ 26 FD REGT PTE BORTHWICK RC 56 FD REGT SDT CHARBONNEAU 2 FD REGT Canadian Gunner 61 RANK NAME INITS LOCATION GRADE NOM INITS ENDROITS SDT CHARETTE 2 FD REGT PTE DORADEA LE 7 TOR REGT PTE CHARRON M 30 FD REGT GNR DORION KC 30 FD REGT PTE CHARTRAND DC 42 FD REGT ART DORVAL C 5E RALC GNR CHATTERTON-ARMSTRONG S RCA SCHOOL GNR DOUGHERTY JB 56 FD REGT GNR CHAUDRY H 20 FD REGT GNR DRAGOS C 56 FD REGT GNR CHEN K 7 TOR REGT PTE DRESCHER NAB 30 FD REGT GNR CHENG AKM 15 FD REGT GNR DREW TL 42 FD REGT ART CHENIER JF 5E RALC PTE DRISCOLL RP 11 FD REGT GNR CHETWYND TJ RCA SCHOOL GNR DUNLOP JAI 56 FD REGT SDT CHHUN 2 FD REGT PTE DUPONT TA 7 TOR REGT GNR CHING GGL 15 FD REGT PTE DURSTON TS 26 FD REGT PTE CHO S 7 TOR REGT PTE DUSSEAULT JLD 42 FD REGT GNR CHOI VH 7 TOR REGT SDT DUVALL 2 FD REGT GNR CHOWCHOW B RCA SCHOOLSCHOOL GNR EARNSHAWEARNSHAW BS 1 RCHARCHA GNR CHRISTIE BJ 49 FD REGT GNR EGRESSY KA 11 FD REGT PTE CLEMIS QPJ 26 FD REGT GNR EIKELENBOOM CCJ 56 FD REGT GNR COCKADAY J RCA SCHOOL GNR EIKELENBOOM N 56 FD REGT PTE COHOE JC 26 FD REGT GNR ELDRIDGE AJR 26 FD REGT GNR COLES MT 15 FD REGT GNR ELLINGSON DJ 26 FD REGT GNR COLLIN S 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN GNR ELLIOTT JJK 56 FD REGT GNR COMPTON J RCA SCHOOL GNR ELSON D 1 RCHA GNR CONNORS S 1 RCHA GNR EMPEY A RCA SCHOOLL PTE COPELAND NJ 42 FD REGT GNR ENGLISH S RCA SCHOOL PTE CORKUM DC 7 TOR REGT GNR ENNS CW 15 FD REGT PTE CORNECT EW 42 FD REGT GNR ENNS JW 26 FD REGT GNR COTE G 1 RCHA GNR ESPEUT GM 7 TOR REGT GNR COUGHLAN TMD 42 FD REGT GNR ESPINOSAA 7 TOR REGT GNR COURNOYER C 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN GNR ETHIER J RCA SCHOOLL GNR COUSINEAU NE 116 IND FD BTY PTE EVANS JD 11 FD REGT GNR COUTURE N 2 RCHA GNR EVELYN LK 2 RCHA PTE CRAMER D 20 FD REGT SDT FAILLE 2 FD REGT GNR CURRAN S RCA SCHOOL PTE FALK TL 26 FD REGT PTE CURRIE DM 26 FD REGT GNR FARQUHAR J 2 RCHA PTE CYR MM 26 FD REGT ART FAUCHER M 5E RALC PTE CZECH TL 42 FD REGT GNR FAVRON J RCA SCHOOLL PTE DA FONSECA JPV 7 TOR REGT GNR FECTEAU J RCA SCHOOLL PTE DA SILVA PR 7 TOR REGT PTE FERGUSON CR 10 FD REGT PTE DALE S 20 FD REGT GNR FERGUSON T 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN GNR DAMPHOUSSE P 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN PTE FESER T 20 FD REGT GNR DANIELS B RCA SCHOOL GNR FIGUEROABARRERA SA 15 FD REGT SDT DAOUST 2 FD REGT GNR FILLION N 26 FD REGT GNR DASILVA C RCA SCHOOL GNR FIRMIN J 1 RCHA GNR DAVIS M 1 RCHA GNR FONG NLL 42 FD REGT PTE DE VRIES CJ 11 FD REGT GNR FORD DJ 10 FD REGT GNR DEBOER RA 11 FD REGT GNR FORD M 1 RCHA PTE DEGERNESS-CRASWELL MJ 10 FD REGT PTE FORD PA 30 FD REGT PTE DELAIRE CT 7 TOR REGT ART FORTIN D 5E RALC PTE DENNING A 49 FD REGT GNR FOSTER JD 15 FD REGT GNR DENT MW 30 FD REGT PTE FOSTEY EJ 49 FD REGT GNR DENTREY M 1 RCHA ART FOURNIER-TREMBLAY JP 5E RALC GNR DESAMPARADO DIV 11 FD REGT PTE FOX CJ BROCK R PTE DESBIENS KP 49 FD REGT GNR FRASER JA 56 FD REGT GNR DESBIENS OS 1 RCHA GNR FRECHETTE SD 49 FD REGT GNR DESROCHES DJ 26 FD REGT PTE FRENCH C 49 FD REGT PTE DEVLIN PCR 7 TOR REGT GNR FRENCH J RCA SCHOOL GNR DEWING WF 11 FD REGT PTE FROST SM 56 FD REGT GNR DHUGGA IS 15 FD REGT GNR FULLER D RCA SCHOOL SDT DIDONE 2 FD REGT ART GAGNÉ-MICHAUD 2 FD REGT GNR DIGGS AKL 2 RCHA ART GAGNON 2 FD REGT GNR DILOLLO RJ 49 FD REGT GNR GAGNON 20 FD REGT SDT DIMITROV 2 FD REGT GNR GALANGE JJ 56 FD REGT SDT DINH 2 FD REGT GNR GALE CM 30 FD REGT GNR DINH KK 11 FD REGT GNR GALL J 20 FD REGT ART DION M 5E RALC GNR GALLO NJ 56 FD REGT PTE DODDS ZGS 49 FD REGT GNR GAMBLE KJ 42 FD REGT PTE DODGE JM 56 FD REGT GNR GAREAU AR 56 FD REGT GNR DOHERTY ST 11 FD REGT PTE GAREAU DA 56 FD REGT GNR DOLMAN DB 7 TOR REGT ART GAUTHIER M 5E RALC PTE DOLMAN JC 49 FD REGT GNR GAUVIN Y 2 RCHA PTE DOMBROSKI KFJ 42 FD REGT GNR GAWLEY PDJ 7 TOR REGT PTE DONALDSON JOW 42 FD REGT PTE GHENT RG 11 FD REGT GNR DOOLER TR RCA SCHOOL PTE GIBBS MR 49 FD REGT 62 L’Artilleur Canadien RANK NAME INITS LOCATION GRADE NOM INITS ENDROITS GNR GIBERSON BP RCA SCHOOL GNR HOLDEN IM 2 RCHA GNR GIBSON IJ 7 TOR REGT GNR HOLDEN IM 11 FD REGT GNR GIBSON MJ 1 RCHA GNR HOLMES NR 49 FD REGT PTE GIESBRECHT RN 56 FD REGT GNR HOLMES P RCA SCHOOL GNR GILL AD 42 FD REGT GNR HOMUTH KR 2 RCHA GNR GILL MS 15 FD REGT GNR HOOK B RCA SCHOOL GNR GILLINGHAM J RCA SCHOOL PTE HOPPER PH 42 FD REGT GNR GILMOUR C RCA SCHOOL GNR HORST B 2 RCHA ART GIRARD R 5E RALC GNR HOULE JC 1 RCHA GNR GOIZIOU-GALLANT MC 42 FD REGT GNR HOVRISKO AL 10 FD REGT GNR GOLEC A 49 FD REGT PTE HOWARD-CRIPPS CG 49 FD REGT GNR GOODRIDGE A RCA SCHOOL GNR HOWE MJ 56 FD REGT GNR GOTTSCHALK MB 26 FD REGT PTE HOWELL RK 7 TOR REGT PTE GRABAR KS 7 TOR REGT GNR HOWIE SJ 7 TOR REGT GNR GRABAUSKAS SJ 26 FD REGT PTE HRAPPSTEAD ME 26 FD REGT ART GRAHAM K 5E RALC GNR HUANG E 15 FD REGT GNR GRANT WD 42 FD REGT GNR HUCKLE B RCA SCHOOL GNR GRAVELLE JRA 56 FD REGT GNR HUDSON DWS 11 FD REGT PTE GRAY KMD 42 FD REGT GNR HUFFELS AH 49 FD REGT PTE GREEN AJ 116 IND FD BTY GNR HUGHES TAS RCA SCHOOL ART GREEN E 5E RALC PTE HUMALAMAKI JTA 49 FD REGT PTE GREENE OT 11 FD REGT PTE HUMALAMAKI TK 49 FD REGT GNR GREGG S RCA SCHOOL GNR HUNKS JL 56 FD REGT GNR GRIFFITH KN 49 FD REGT PTE HUNT CFM 26 FD REGT PTE GRIFFITHS KE 42 FD REGT GNR HUNTINGTON JE RCA SCHOOL GNR GRIMEAU CM 1 RCHA GNR HURLEY GNR 49 FD REGT GNR GRIMWOOD RCRH 56 FD REGT GNR HUTCHINSON MR 56 FD REGT SDT GRONDIN 2 FD REGT PTE HUTCHISON AR 11 FD REGT PTE GROULX STG 49 FD REGT GNR HWANG MH 7 TOR REGT GNR GU TS 15 FD REGT PTE IBBITSON L 49 FD REGT PTE GUENETTE MW 42 FD REGT GNR ISHRAKI J RCA SCHOOL SDT GUENETTE-BELEC 2 FD REGT PTE IVANY RD 11 FD REGT GNR GUENTHER JMD 10 FD REGT GNR JACKSON CS 1 RCHA PTE GUTMAN JE 30 FD REGT GNR JACKSON MA 49 FD REGT GNR HAACK JS 11 FD REGT GNR JACKSON R RCA SCHOOL PTE HAASBEEK KS 26 FD REGT ART JACQUES M 5E RALC GNR HABIB M 7 TOR REGT GNR JAGIELLO AJ 7 TOR REGT GNR HAINES DR RCA SCHOOL GNR JAMES KR 26 FD REGT PTE HALCHYSHAK ML 10 FD REGT PTE JARMYN BW 30 FD REGT GNR HALDER A 7 TOR REGT GNR JARRELL WD RCA SCHOOL GNR HALL S RCA SCHOOL GNR JEFFERY BC 116 IND FD BTY GNR HALLAM ND 1 RCHA GNR JENNINGS D 1 RCHA GNR HALLEY E RCA SCHOOL GNR JENNINGS RJ 30 FD REGT GNR HAMMOND JCA 7 TOR REGT PTE JENNINGS RW 11 FD REGT GNR HANDY MC 1 RCHA GNR JEONG WJ 15 FD REGT PTE HANEK TMW 56 FD REGT PTE JOHNAS RB 26 FD REGT GNR HARKER GE 11 FD REGT PTE JOHNSON JO 10 FD REGT GNR HARRIS 20 FD REGT PTE JOHNSON M 20 FD REGT PTE HARWOOD JR 11 FD REGT GNR JOHNSON S 1 RCHA PTE HASTINGS SM 30 FD REGT GNR JOHNSTON KJ 2 RCHA PTE HATZINGER PK 11 FD REGT PTE JOHNSTON KL 11 FD REGT PTE HAWKES DO 26 FD REGT GNR JUNIPER GEM 56 FD REGT GNR HAWTIN 7 TOR REGT GNR KANG T 7 TOR REGT GNR HAY AD 30 FD REGT GNR KEENAN DA 42 FD REGT GNR HAYWOOD G RCA SCHOOL GNR KEITEL JA 30 FD REGT PTE HEATHERINGTON 7 TOR REGT GNR KELFORD JW 42 FD REGT GNR HECKMAN D RCA SCHOOL GNR KELLY KJ 30 FD REGT GNR HEMPEY LWT 11 FD REGT PTE KENDALL JT 10 FD REGT GNR HENDERSON GT 56 FD REGT PTE KENNARD CM 49 FD REGT PTE HENRY BL 56 FD REGT GNR KENNEDY A RCA SCHOOL PTE HENRY CH 42 FD REGT GNR KENNEDY C 1 RCHA GNR HERBERHOLZ M 10 FD REGT ART KENNEDY R 5E RALC ART HERNANDEZ MOSCOSOME 5E RALC GNR KENT JC 49 FD REGT PTE HESSELS JB 11 FD REGT PTE KENT MJ 49 FD REGT PTE HIBBERD MA 56 FD REGT GNR KEOUGH AD RCA SCHOOL GNR HICKS CF 49 FD REGT GNR KER NRJ RCA SCHOOL GNR HIGGINS B 2 RCHA PTE KHILL PE 56 FD REGT GNR HILBICH ST 15 FD REGT GNR KHLYUSTOV P 7 TOR REGT GNR HLIBCHUK S RCA SCHOOL GNR KIM D 7 TOR REGT GNR HOANG AHD 15 FD REGT GNR KIM HD 15 FD REGT PTE HODGSON JP 49 FD REGT GNR KIM SJ 15 FD REGT GNR HOFFMAN KS 11 FD REGT SDT KIMMEL 2 FD REGT Canadian Gunner 63 RANK NAME INITS LOCATION GRADE NOM INITS ENDROITS PTE KING KA 42 FD REGT ART LIZÉ E 5E RALC PTE KINSMAN GS 11 FD REGT GNR LLOYD J 2 RCHA GNR KIRBY EG 49 FD REGT PTE LOFTUS JO 49 FD REGT PTE KIRBY WC 49 FD REGT GNR LOLLIER L 2 RCHA GNR KLIMAS EK 30 FD REGT ART LOMAS J 5E RALC PTE KLIMKOWSKI P 30 FD REGT PTE LONG JA 56 FD REGT GNR KLOKEID M 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN SDT LOUIS-SEIZE 2 FD REGT GNR KNEE JW 1 RCHA GNR LOVEAN J RCA SCHOOL PTE KNIGHT SP 30 FD REGT GNR LOW MJ 30 FD REGT GNR KOBAYASHI J RCA SCHOOL PTE LOWE JD 49 FD REGT PTE KOCH PB 30 FD REGT GNR LUCAS- AT 30 FD REGT GNR KOHNKE SC 15 FD REGT GNR LUTHER C RCA SCHOOL GNR KOROLKOV SA 7 TOR REGT PTE LUXTON JM 49 FD REGT PTE KOROLUK CD 10 FD REGT PTE LYNE WRF 26 FD REGT GNR KOVACS J RCA SCHOOL GNR MA A 15 FD REGT PTE KOWALEWSKA M 11 FD REGT GNR MACDONALD KPN 49 FD REGT PTE KRULEVICH Y 7 TOR REGT PTE MACFARLANE JJ 49 FD REGT PTE KRYSTIA KK 49 FD REGT GNR MACKINNON C 11 FD REGT PTE KUIACK MG 30 FD REGT PTE MACLEOD CA 7 TOR REGT PTE KUPROWSKY J 20 FD REGT GNR MAEERS BW 49 FD REGT PTE KURNELL RWK 49 FD REGT SDT MAGNOUX 2 FD REGT SDT L’ESPÉRANCE 2 FD REGT GNR MAHONEY TL 7 TOR REGT GNR LABLANCE MWC 49 FD REGT GNR MAJUMDER AH 7 TOR REGT GNR LACOMBE MC 30 FD REGT PTE MAKAROW SA 116 IND FD BTY GNR LACOSSE CJP 49 FD REGT GNR MAKEPEACE M 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN ART LACROIX S 5E RALC PTE MANG AP 10 FD REGT PTE LADD H 7 TOR REGT SDT MANN 2 FD REGT GNR LADOUCEUR RJ 56 FD REGT ART MANNING K 5E RALC SDT LAFAILLE 2 FD REGT GNR MARA D RCA SCHOOLL PTE LAFFIER WJ 11 FD REGT PTE MARANDUIK AJ 11 FD REGT GNR LAFORTUNE J RCA SCHOOL GNR MARCANTO AV 30 FD REGT ART LALANCETTE A 5E RALC GNR MARCOUX-DESROCHERS M 2 RCHA SDT LALCHAN 2 FD REGT PTE MARSHALL AD 7 TOR REGT GNR LAM KS 7 TOR REGT PTE MARSHALL ARL 7 TOR REGT ART LAMARCHE P 5E RALC GNR MARSHALL C 1 RCHA ART LAMARRE D 5E RALC PTE MARTIN AD 49 FD REGT PTE LAMIRANDE DJD 26 FD REGT GNR MARTINEAU C 2 RCHA PTE LAMMING DCR 49 FD REGT ART MARTINEZ-MENDIETA G 5E RALC GNR LANGAS KT 56 FD REGT GNR MARTONE JD 49 FD REGT ART LANGLAIS 2 FD REGT PTE MARYNIUK CM 116 IND FD BTY GNR LAPERRIERE V RCA SCHOOL PTE MASK DA 42 FD REGT PTE LAPIERRE DR 42 FD REGT GNR MATHUS R 20 FD REGT PTE LAPIERRE JL 42 FD REGT GNR MCCLUNG J 2 RCHA GNR LAPLANTE EJ 7 TOR REGT GNR MCCONNELL E 1 RCHA PTE LARAWAY CLJ 56 FD REGT GNR MCCONNELL E RCA SCHOOLL GNR LAROCQUE GR 116 IND FD BTY PTE MCCRON SA 49 FD REGT GNR LARSON A 1 RCHA PTE MCCULLUM P 20 FD REGT GNR LASFAR L 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN PTE MCDIARMID A 20 FD REGT GNR LAU CMY 15 FD REGT PTE MCDINES D 7 TOR REGT PTE LAVALLEE CM 49 FD REGT GNR MCDONALD J RCA SCHOOLL ART LAVIGNE-LACHAPELLE E 5E RALC GNR MCDONALD M RCA SCHOOLL GNR LAW AZH 15 FD REGT PTE MCDONALD-BEAUDRY AT 42 FD REGT PTE LAWRENCE JBL 11 FD REGT GNR MCENTEE TS 2 RCHA GNR LE AR 15 FD REGT PTE MCGEE EW 56 FD REGT GNR LEARMONTH CT 15 FD REGT GNR MCGILLVRAY MW 42 FD REGT ART LEBRUN R 5E RALC PTE MCGONEGAL PA 49 FD REGT PTE LEE D 7 TOR REGT GNR MCKEACHNIE CN 49 FD REGT GNR LEE DW 15 FD REGT GNR MCLAUGHLIN TJ 56 FD REGT PTE LEE J 26 FD REGT PTE MCLEOD JLJ 42 FD REGT GNR LEE JCH 7 TOR REGT GNR MCMULLAN PSM 2 RCHA GNR LEFAVE D RCA SCHOOL PTE MCNAMA PK 49 FD REGT SDT LEFEBVRE 2 FD REGT GNR MCNIVEN JJM 1 RCHA GNR LEFORT KL 42 FD REGT PTE MEADUS CA 11 FD REGT GNR LEGER K 1 RCHA GNR MELO J RCA SCHOOL SDT LEMAY 2 FD REGT SDT MENDOZA-CARILLO 2 FD REGT PTE LENNOX JR 30 FD REGT PTE MENHINICK MJ 56 FD REGT SDT LEVESQUE 2 FD REGT PTE MESICH A 49 FD REGT ART LÉVESQUE S 5E RALC PTE MIKKOLA EC 7 TOR REGT GNR LI R 7 TOR REGT GNR MILLER DCA RCA SCHOOL SDT LI 2 FD REGT GNR MILLS M RCA SCHOOL GNR LINKLATER LA 116 IND FD BTY PTE MINAKER AR 56 FD REGT GNR LIPPERT BJG 15 FD REGT GNR MOAMAI N RCA SCHOOL 64 L’Artilleur Canadien RANK NAME INITS LOCATION GRADE NOM INITS ENDROITS ART MOLLOY N 5E RALC GNR PRESTON C RCA SCHOOL GNR MONTGOMERY R 1 RCHA GNR PRIDHAM J RCA SCHOOL PTE MOORE LS 49 FD REGT GNR PRINGLE LR 42 FD REGT GNR MOORE MJ 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN GNR PROSS R 2 RCHA PTE MORAWSKI PA 30 FD REGT GNR PRUDHOMMER C 1 RCHA GNR MORGAN B 1 RCHA PTE PULMANO NASIM MR 7 TOR REGT GNR MORGAN J 1 RCHA PTE PYKE R 49 FD REGT SDT MORIN 2 FD REGT GNR QUIRING KE 26 FD REGT PTE MORIN J 49 FD REGT ART RACINERACINE K 5E RALC PTE MORPHY ST 42 FD REGT PTE RAINEY AM 56 FD REGT GNR MORRELL N RCA SCHOOL GNR RAJEWSKI S 2 RCHA GNR MORRIS J RCA SCHOOL PTE RAMSAY MJ 56 FD REGT GNR MOSES C RCA SCHOOL PTE RAY JA 30 FD REGT GNR MULLALY AJ 30 FD REGT SDT RAYMOND 2 FD REGT GNR MURPHY A RCA SCHOOL PTE REECE KA 26 FD REGT GNR MURPHY CAP 30 FD REGT GNR REGEY NMD 26 FD REGT PTE NACCARATO E 7 TOR REGT GNR REGIMBALD A RCA SCHOOL GNR NELSON DWB 26 FD REGT GNR REID C RCA SCHOOL PTE NELSON GC 49 FD REGT PTE REINELT JT 56 FD REGT GNR NEVEAUX B 20 FD REGT GNR REINHARDT DKW 56 FD REGT GNR NGAN S 15 FD REGT PTE REITER C 7 TOR REGT GNR NGUYEN AHX 15 FD REGT GNR REMPEL R RCA SCHOOL GNR NGUYEN NL 15 FD REGT PTE RENNER DAJ 26 FD REGT PTE NOCITA AN 49 FD REGT PTE RENOUF SD 11 FD REGT GNR NORRIS JRT 116 IND FD BTY PTE RESTAU AM 10 FD REGT GNR NYKORAK AF 30 FD REGT ART RHEAUME-LAFLEUR F 5E RALC GNR O’CONNOR IFJ 42 FD REGT GNR RICHARD G 2 RCHA PTE O’HANLON CP 11 FD REGT GNR RICHARD M RCA SCHOOL PTE OHEMENG S 11 FD REGT GNR RICHARDS C 2 RCHA GNR OLIVER RG 7 TOR REGT PTE RICHARDSON A 10 FD REGT PTE O’NEILL KSR 49 FD REGT GNR RICHARDSON T RCA SCHOOL GNR O’QUINN S RCA SCHOOL PTE RICHMOND JW 42 FD REGT GNR OSWALD HC 15 FD REGT PTE RIDLEY DAR 49 FD REGT GNR OUELLET D RCA SCHOOL GNR RIJNEN JJ RCA SCHOOL PTE OUSSATCHEV 7 TOR REGT PTE RINEHART N 20 FD REGT GNR OUWENDYK AM 11 FD REGT GNR RINGUETTE-FARRELL D 1 RCHA PTE PALING MA 56 FD REGT GNR RITCHIE RD RCA SCHOOL PTE PALMER DL 26 FD REGT ART ROBERGE K 5E RALC GNR PANUCCI JT 56 FD REGT ART ROBERTS D 5E RALC GNR PARACHONIAK D RCA SCHOOL GNR ROBINSON MJ RCA SCHOOL ART PARADIS J 5E RALC PTE ROBINSON W 20 FD REGT ART PARADIS-AUBIN M 5E RALC PTE ROCCO A 7 TOR REGT GNR PARENTEAU MSC 26 FD REGT ART RODRIGUE P 5E RALC GNR PARKER AL 15 FD REGT PTE ROGATCHEV 7 TOR REGT GNR PARROTT W 20 FD REGT GNR ROGERS KW 56 FD REGT PTE PASANEN SD 42 FD REGT PTE ROMA 7 TOR REGT GNR PASSMORE MJ 7 TOR REGT GNR ROORDA S RCA SCHOOL PTE PATEY AM 26 FD REGT GNR ROOS JR 56 FD REGT PTE PATTERSON JPJ 116 IND FD BTY GNR ROSAMOND J 1 RCHA PTE PAUL DD 7 TOR REGT GNR ROSE DJJK 42 FD REGT PTE PAWLICK AA 11 FD REGT PTE ROUBLE C 49 FD REGT PTE PAYTON AK 11 FD REGT GNR ROUSSELLE S RCA SCHOOL PTE PEARCE TCJ 42 FD REGT ART ROY A 5E RALC PTE PECOSKIE NPB 42 FD REGT GNR ROY EJ 42 FD REGT PTE PELLETIER A 10 FD REGT SDT ROY-MAURICE 2 FD REGT PTE PELLETIER J 10 FD REGT PTE ROZALOWSKY MJ 11 FD REGT PTE PELLETIER JS 30 FD REGT GNR ROZARIO JM 15 FD REGT PTE PELLIZZARI MF 11 FD REGT PTE RUPERT DT 42 FD REGT GNR PENNINGS J 1 RCHA GNR RUTLEDGE A 49 FD REGT GNR PERALTA-VINTIMILLA CG 7 TOR REGT PTE RUTLEDGE E 49 FD REGT GNR PERERA AMG 11 FD REGT GNR RUTTAN S 2 RCHA GNR PETRENKO IV 7 TOR REGT GNR RZESZUTEK MJ 56 FD REGT GNR PHILION WG 56 FD REGT PTE SABLAY AP 7 TOR REGT PTE PINKNEY TRG 11 FD REGT GNR SADLER JAK 30 FD REGT GNR PITRE G 1 RCHA GNR SALEMA K 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN PTE PITTET PDM 26 FD REGT GNR SANTILLI-MAHOOD AD 11 FD REGT GNR PITZEL R 1 RCHA GNR SAUVE K RCA SCHOOL GNR POD TW 26 FD REGT SDT SAUVÉ-RAICHE 2 FD REGT PTE POIRIER AJ 49 FD REGT PTE SAVOIE DCLP 56 FD REGT ART POLIQUIN PL 5E RALC GNR SAWYER MA 42 FD REGT GNR PORTILLO K RCA SCHOOL GNR SCALI A 49 FD REGT GNR PRATT W 1 RCHA GNR SCANIE-JENKINS JI 2 RCHA Canadian Gunner 65 RANK NAME INITS LOCATION GRADE NOM INITS ENDROITS PTE SCHARF MP 26 FD REGT GNR THIBAULT C 2 RCHA GNR SCHEER R RCA SCHOOL GNR THIBEAULT H 1 RCHA GNR SCHRIVER I 1 RCHA PTE THOMAS JA 49 FD REGT GNR SCOTT D RCA SCHOOL GNR THOMAS M 1 RCHA ART SCOTT S 5E RALC GNR THOMPSON M 2 RCHA PTE SCUR M 7 TOR REGT GNR THOMPSON S RCA SCHOOL PTE SEABROOK B 49 FD REGT SDT THORNTON 2 FD REGT PTE SEAGAL IV 7 TOR REGT GNR THORP MJW 30 FD REGT PTE SEANGIO AJ 30 FD REGT PTE THORPE S 20 FD REGT GNR SEGUEDA I 7 TOR REGT GNR THURSTON C RCA SCHOOL PTE SHANMUGANATHAN S 11 FD REGT GNR TOWNSON PJ 7 TOR REGT PTE SHARPE TA 7 TOR REGT PTE TRAINOR M 49 FD REGT GNR SHAVE M RCA SCHOOL PTE TRAVERS SCT 42 FD REGT PTE SHAW NH 49 FD REGT ART TREMBLAY M 5E RALC GNR SHEESHEE SA 2 RCHARCHA GNR TREMBLAYTREMBLAY M RCA SCSCHOOLHOOL SDT SHEPHARD 2 FD REGT GNR TRIBE K 1 RCHA GNR SHEWCHUK T RCA SCHOOL PTE TRICK BL 11 FD REGT PTE SHIN H 7 TOR REGT GNR TRICK LC 11 FD REGT PTE SHVETSOV AA 7 TOR REGT GNR TRIFOLI NA 56 FD REGT GNR SIEDLECKI T RCA SCHOOL GNR TRIMM S 1 RCHA PTE SIMPSON RCW 11 FD REGT GNR TROTT WC 10 FD REGT PTE SJAARDA EA 42 FD REGT GNR TURGEON J 4 AD REGT DET GAGETOWN GNR SKOURIS JC 49 FD REGT GNR TURNER L 20 FD REGT GNR SLACK D 1 RCHA PTE TURNER MD 49 FD REGT GNR SLIPETZ Z RCA SCHOOL PTE TURPIN GE 7 TOR REGT GNR SLOAN S RCA SCHOOL PTE TUYSUSIAN GA 7 TOR REGT GNR SLUGOSKI S 1 RCHA GNR UNDERWOOD B RCA SCHOOLL GNR SMALL MR 2 RCHA GNR UNTINEN R 20 FD REGT PTE SMITH [ 7 TOR REGT GNR URQUHART M RCA SCHOOLL GNR SMITH AMF 42 FD REGT GNR VALDIVIA O RCA SCHOOL PTE SMITH ARF 56 FD REGT ART VALLIÈRES ST-GELAIS PO 5E RALC GNR SMITH CJ 42 FD REGT GNR VAN ECK B 2 RCHA GNR SMITH CM 1 RCHA ART VERREAULT F 5E RALC GNR SMITH JEJ 56 FD REGT PTE VININSKY LH 30 FD REGT GNR SMITH L 2 RCHA PTE VIS SA 49 FD REGT GNR SMITH R 1 RCHA LS VON NIESSEN S 26 FD REGT GNR SMITH S RCA SCHOOL PTE WALKER J 26 FD REGT GNR SOLOMAKHA A 15 FD REGT PTE WALLACE EA 56 FD REGT GNR SON YHR 7 TOR REGT GNR WALTON B 2 RCHA GNR SONG AJ 7 TOR REGT GNR WALTON MW 42 FD REGT PTE SOOP TCU 10 FD REGT GNR WANG TC 15 FD REGT GNR SOPKOW D 1 RCHA ART WARD J 5E RALC GNR SOUTHAM JAR 26 FD REGT PTE WARD MD 10 FD REGT GNR SPEARE M 2 RCHA GNR WARREN J RCA SCHOOLL GNR SPEER CS 11 FD REGT GNR WATERMAN SK 30 FD REGT GNR SPENCER G 1 RCHA PTE WATSON MDA 116 IND FD BTY GNR ST JOHN D CDN SPEC OPS REGT PTE WEBER MD 10 FD REGT PTE ST PIERRE TL 11 FD REGT PTE WEBER TR 26 FD REGT GNR STAITE EK 49 FD REGT GNR WECKWORTH BFH 42 FD REGT GNR STAPLES G RCA SCHOOL GNR WEIR KP 10 FD REGT GNR STARK KM RCA SCHOOL GNR WEIR SJW 7 TOR REGT ART ST-COEUR O 5E RALC GNR WHALEN D RCA SCHOOLL GNR ST-CYR G 2 RCHA GNR WHITE DG 7 TOR REGT GNR STINZIANO NG RCA SCHOOL PTE WHITESIDE BC 11 FD REGT GNR STODGELL J 2 RCHA GNR WICKS T RCA SCHOOLL GNR STRADALOWICZ K 77T TOROR REGTREGT GNR WIDDOWSOWIDDOWSO EA 30 FD REGREGTT GNR STYLES DN 15 FD REGT PTE WING MC 30 FD REGT PTE SUMMERS PJ 26 FD REGT GNR WISEMAN JP 2 RCHA GNR SUTCH AG 56 FD REGT GNR WISEMAN S 2 RCHA GNR SWICK K RCA SCHOOL GNR WOLKI E 1 RCHA PTE SYCZ D 56 FD REGT PTE WOLSTENHO MT 30 FD REGT GNR SYLVESTER R RCA SCHOOL GNR WONG JCK 15 FD REGT SDT TAILLEFER 2 FD REGT GNR WONG MH 15 FD REGT GNR TAPP RN 1 RCHA GNR WONG OWR 7 TOR REGT PTE TAYLOR GOT 11 FD REGT PTE WOOD APT 11 FD REGT GNR TCHOREK ND 56 FD REGT PTE WOODARD AT 30 FD REGT GNR TEMPELMAN JWH 56 FD REGT PTE WOODWARD AG 11 FD REGT GNR TEMPELMAN NA 56 FD REGT GNR WRETHAM R RCA SCHOOL GNR TEPPERMAN ER 11 FD REGT PTE WU J 30 FD REGT PTE TETTEH TO 7 TOR REGT PTE WYNNE SC 30 FD REGT ART THERRIEN-COULOMBE K 5E RALC PTE YETISIR MY 42 FD REGT PTE THEVARAJ A 7 TOR REGT GNR YOUNAN DS RCA SCHOOL 66 L’Artilleur Canadien RANK NAME INITS LOCATION GNR YOUNG ALN 15 FD REGT PTE YOUNG KDC 42 FD REGT GNR YUNG V 10 FD REGT Notes PTE ZADROZNY M 20 FD REGT PTE ZUNTI JJT 7 TOR REGT

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