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THE CANADIAN GUNNER L’ARTILLEUR CANADIEN

2007 THE CANADIAN GUNNER L’ARTILLEUR CANADIEN

Volume 42 March 2008 Mars 2008

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 J.R.C. Lacroix, CD Colonel J.R.C. Lacroix, 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 Vide Managing Editor Directeur de la rédaction Captain G.M. Popovits, CD Capitaine G.M. Popovits, CD Production Production The Shilo Stag The Shilo Stag Printers Imprimeurs Leech Printing Ltd. Leech Printing Ltd.

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

1st (Halifax-Dartmouth) Field Artillery Regiment and 84th Independent Field Battery, RCA ...... 18

2nd Field Artillery Regiment, RCA ...... Article Not Submitted/Aucun Article soumis

3rd Field Artillery Regiment, RCA ...... Article Not Submitted/Aucun Article soumis

5th (British Columbia) Field Artillery Regiment, RCA ...... 19

6é Régiment d’artillerie de campagne, ARC ...... 20

7th Toronto Regiment, RCA ...... 21

38th CBG Artillery Tactical Group • 10th Field Artillery Regiment • 26th Field Artillery Regiment • 116th Independent Field Battery ...... 22

11th Field Artillery Regiment, RCA ...... Article Not Submitted/Aucun Article soumis

15th Field Artillery Regiment, RCA ...... 24

20th Field Artillery Regiment, RCA ...... Article Not Submitted/Aucun Article soumis

30th Field Artillery Regiment, RCA ...... 25

49th Field Artillery Regiment, RCA ...... Article Not Submitted/Aucun Article soumis

56th Field Artillery Regiment, RCA ...... 26

62é Régiment d’artillerie de campagne, ARC ...... Article Not Submitted/Aucun Article soumis

2 L’Artilleur Canadien 1st Air Defence Regiment (Landmark and Renfrew Scottish), RCA...... 27

18th Air Defence Regiment, RCA ...... 28

RHQ RCA/QGR ARC ...... 29

RCA Museum/ Musée de l’ARC...... 30

Règlements de la compétition pour l’essai en Mémoire du Colonel Geoffrey Brooks/ The Colonel Geoffrey Brooks Essay Rules and Submission Deadlines ...... 31

Proud Supporters of The Royal Regiment of Canadian Artillery/ Les supporters fier nos contributeurs au La Régiment royal de l’Artillerie canadienne ...... 32

Regimental Fund Financial Statement 07-08/ État de Compte du Fond Régimentaire 07-08 ...... 33

The Royal Regiment of Canadian Artillery Listing by Rank/ Liste par Grade du Régiment royal de l’Artillerie canadienne ...... 34

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

Gunners everywhere, Les artilleurs sont partout

This truly is a great time to be a Gunner. Our place on the C’est un temps exceptionnel pour être artilleur. Notre place “Right of the Line” is widely understood and embraced. We have en ordre de préséance est bien comprise et appréciée. Nous stepped up to the operational demands of force generation, avons répondu aux demandes opérationnelles de mise sur pied, force protection and force projection – putting rounds where they de protection et de projection de la force – visant là où c’est need to be in support of the all arms and services team on the nécessaire pour assurer le soutien de toutes les équipes d’armes battlefield. We are a significant force enabler and force multiplier et de services sur le champ de bataille. Nous sommes une force – be it acquiring targets, engaging targets, coordinating fires significative multiplicatrice de force –qu’il s’agisse d’acquisition or collecting and collating tactical information. Because of our ou d’engagement d’objectifs, de coordination des tirs ou de stellar performance on operations we have received innumerable collecte et de rassemblement de renseignements tactiques. accolades – the most important of which come from soldiers on À cause de notre performance fulgurante lors des opérations, the ground, both Canadian and Allied. The infantry ciphers on nous avons reçu d’innombrables accolades – la plus importante our guns clearly demonstrate the trust, respect and gratitude provenant des troupes au sol, tant canadiennes qu’alliées. La that we have earned. façon dont l’infanterie regarde nos obusiers démontre clairement la confiance, le respect et la gratitude que nous avons mérités. The men and women in the Artillery, Regular Force and Reserve, are outstanding. Not only those on operations, but those who Les hommes et les femmes de l’Artillerie, de la Force régulière train, support and equip them. And behind every Gunner you’ll comme de la Réserve, sont exceptionnels. Non seulement ceux find a family and a network of friends and supporters. The vast en opération, mais aussi ceux qui les entraînent, les soutiennent Gunner network reaches into every headquarters, unit and town et les équipent. Derrière chaque artilleur, il y a sa famille et in Canada – and I cannot thank them enough for the support tout un réseau d’amis et de supporteurs. Le vaste réseau des to our troops. We serve as one family, that has a tremendous artilleurs est présent dans tous les quartiers généraux, toutes les outreach and reach-back – and let’s use this network to build on unités et les villes du Canada – et les mots me manquent pour the current momentum. les remercier assez pour tout le soutien témoigné envers nos troupes. Nous servons comme une famille, avec un immense I have noted that our keys to success have been being soldiers rayonnement et recevant beaucoup de la collectivité – c’est first and foremost, as well as being professional Gunners; and pourquoi il faut utiliser ce réseau pour développer encore plus looking after our people. I will not belabour the former – we l’élan actuel. are skilled professionals (world class) in our business and it is obvious to me that we are superb soldiers – fit, tactically astute, J’ai remarqué qu’au cœur même de notre succès se trouvaient 4 L’Artilleur Canadien capable of multi-tasking and fully attuned to all operational les soldats avant tout, mais également le fait d’être des matters. The second point, looking after our people, has never artilleurs professionnels et que l’on prenne soin de nos gens. been so important as it is today. It is evident that our success Je ne m’attarderai pas sur le premier point – nous sommes is the direct result of the determination, dedication, intellect des professionnels reconnus (au niveau mondial) dans notre and self-sacrifice of our Regimental family members, several domaine, et il est évident à mes yeux que nous sommes de of whom we have lost on operations. There are also several superbes soldats – en forme, fins tacticiens, polyvalents et wounded, and many carrying wounds that are not readily visible. totalement en accord avec les questions opérationnelles. Le I know that Senator/General Dallaire is constantly reminding all second point, prendre soin de nos gens, n’a jamais été aussi Canadians to care for the wounded, and their families. We all important que maintenant. Il est évident que notre succès have a role to play supporting the Regimental family, so please est le résultat direct de la détermination, du dévouement, de do what you can. To me, looking after our people includes l’intelligence et du sens du sacrifice des membres de notre ensuring a high standard of professionalism, discipline, ethical famille régimentaire, dont plusieurs ont malheureusement conduct and battle worthiness – set the bar high. perdus la vie en opération. Nous avons eu également plusieurs blessés, et beaucoup d’autres encore portent des blessures qui I ask that all Gunners actively support our efforts in the ne sont pas encore visibles. Je sais que le sénateur et général RCA Heritage Foundation. The Heritage Foundation sets Dallaire rappelle constamment à tous les Canadiens de prendre out to get the Gunner message out. I personally believe that soin des blessés de leur famille. Nous avons tous un rôle à jouer our Heritage outreach efforts contribute directly towards our dans le soutien de la famille régimentaire, alors faites ce que operational capacity. I believe that morale, esprit-de-corps, vous pouvez. Pour moi, prendre soin des nôtres est synonyme cohesion, teamwork and networking are force enablers and de haut niveau de professionnalisme, de discipline, de conduite force multipliers. Knowing from where we come, what we are éthique et de valeur au combat – mettez la barre haute. all about, and where we are going will all help us build on our successes and keep the current momentum going. To this end, Je demande à tous les artilleurs de soutenir de façon active please participate in our Heritage efforts, and encourage others nos efforts au sein de la fondation du patrimoine de l’ARC. La to do so. My personal thanks to Major General (Ret’d) John Arch fondation du patrimoine a pour but de faire passer le message MacInnis and Lieutenant General (Ret’d) Mike Jeffery, and all des artilleurs. Je crois personnellement que nos efforts de the Heritage team for bringing the Foundation to its current level, sensibilisation à l’égard de notre patrimoine contribuent and for their initiatives to keep up the momentum. directement à améliorer notre capacité opérationnelle. Je pense que le moral, l’esprit-de-corps, la cohésion, le travail d’équipe On behalf of all Gunners,Gunners, thanks to General MacInnis who et le réseautage sont des développeurs et des multiplicateursmultiplicat served as Colonel Commandant for six years, and did a superb de forces. Sachant d’où nous venons, qui nous sommes et vers job. Thanks John Arch. And, lastly, I am proud to be your Colonel quoi nous nous dirigeons nous aidera à bâtir sur nos succès et Commandant. I will do my best to serve the interests of the Royal nous permettra de maintenir l’élan actuel. À cette fin, participez Regiment and our Regimental family. aux efforts de notre fondation et encouragez vos pairs à faire de même. Je tiens à remercier personnellement le Major-général Good Shooting. Ubique (à la retraite) John Arch MacInnis et le Lieutenant-général (à la retraite) Mike Jeffery, de même que toute l’équipe du patrimoine pour avoir mené la fondation à son niveau actuel et pour leur initiative à maintenir le rythme.

Au nom de tous les artilleurs, merci au Général MacInnis qui a servi en tant que colonel commandant pendant six ans et a effectué de l’excellent travail. Merci également à John Arch. Et enfin, sachez que je suis fier d’être votre colonel commandant. Je ferai de mon mieux pour servir les intérêts du Régiment de l’Artillerie royale et de notre famille régimentaire.

Visez juste! Ubique

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

Fellow Gunners Chers artilleurs,

Gunners are not only relevant but are key players in the combat La présence des artilleurs est non seulement pertinente, mais arms team; Gunners are and should be proud of their heritage, également essentielle dans l’équipe des armes de combat. Les and of their current and future contributions to fighting wars and artilleurs sont et doivent être fiers de leur patrimoine, ainsi que de keeping the peace; Gunners play a key advisory role throughout leurs contributions actuelles et futures tant en temps de guerre the chain of command; and last but not least Gunners are the que dans les opérations de maintien de la paix. Les artilleurs masters of their destiny, therefore we are to speak on Gunner jouent un rôle de conseiller clé dans la chaîne de commandement. issues, act on Gunner issues and we are NOT to accept second Et enfin, et ce point est non le moindre, les artilleurs sont les chair to anyone. We must first and foremost educate ourselves maîtres de leur destinée. Par conséquent, nous devons parler and then those supported arms commanders at all levels of des questions qui touchent les artilleurs, prendre les mesures qui command, without getting into our traditional “black box mode” s’imposent en tant qu’artilleurs, et nous n’accepterons JAMAIS that we have been accused of in the past. Guns, and FOO / d’être relégués à l’arrière banc. Nous devons d’abord et avant FAC, and Missiles appear to be well understood but the rest of tout nous instruire, puis ceux qui soutiennent les commandants the Artillery capabilities, new and key enablers on the battlefields d’armes à tous les niveaux de commandement, sans retourner of today and tomorrow, are not. In short Gunners must be the dans notre mode « boite noire » traditionnel comme nous avons SME of their domain and we must sustain this never-ending été accusés de le faire dans le passé. Les obusiers, les OOA/ educational process. We have regained our rightful place at The CAA et les missiles semblent être bien compris. Mais le reste Right of Line and our goal is to ensure we never give cause for des capacités de l’artillerie, tant nouvelles que comme outils clé second thought. I am relying on all of you to do just that. sur le champ de bataille d’aujourd’hui et de demain ne le sont pas. Bref, les artilleurs doivent être les experts en la matière The Gunner successes achieved over the past year, overseas dans leur domaine et nous devons soutenir ce processus and at home, are attributable to the outstanding leadership and d’éducation permanent. Nous avons repris notre place légitime professionalism of each and everyone of you. Retired or Serving, dans l’ordre de préséance et nous devons nous assurer que Regular or Reservists, you all have made personal sacrifices and nous ne laisserons jamais cette place prise par quelqu’un qui you have made a difference in countries far beyond the shores of pensera pour nous. Je fais confiance à tout le monde ici pour our borders. You have all performed superbly and came through cela. in spades but there was a price to pay. Yes some have made the ultimate sacrifice in protecting their fellow countrymen and those Les succès enregistrés par les artilleurs cette année, tant less fortunate than ourselves. outre-mer qu’au pays, sont attribuables au leadership et au

6 L’Artilleur Canadien Families with deep sad hearts and anxiety watched loved professionnalisme exceptionnels de chacun d’entre vous. ones leave the comfort of their home, not once but twice or Retraités ou en service, membres de la Force régulière ou de la more, to support our war effort in Afghanistan; to support Réserve, vous avez tous consentis à des sacrifices personnels those who were on the road to high readiness in Wainwright et vous avez fait la différence dans des pays situés bien au- or other training bases far from home; or to attend and support delà de nos frontières. Vous avez tous servis de façon superbe operational and career courses for weeks if not months on end. et exceptionnelle, mais il y a eu un prix à payer. Oui, certains To all, well done, and to the families thank you for your support. ont dû faire le sacrifice ultime pour protéger nos compatriotes et God bless you all. ceux qui sont moins chanceux que nous.

Taking care of our soldiers and families has, is and will be our Des familles au cœur brisé et anxieuses voient leur être cher focus for The Royal Regiment of Canadian Artillery. We have quitter le confort du foyer, non pas une fois mais deux fois ou exceptional men and women wearing the gunner hat badge. We plus encore, pour soutenir notre effort de guerre en Afghanistan; have families that support those who wear our hat badge. Like pour soutenir ceux qui sont sur en voie d’acquérir le statut de any member of a family, we must give our undivided attention haute disponibilité opérationnelle à Wainwright et aux autres when problems come to the surface and need to be addressed. bases d’instruction loin du foyer; ou encore pour suivre ou The CF Care of Injured Program is an all-encompassing program enseigner des cours professionnels et opérationnels pendant that will ensure our soldiers and families get the best care and des semaines sinon des mois. À tous, beau travail, et aux support possible. Challenges exist in meeting those goals familles merci de votre appui. Que Dieu vous protège tous. set out by CDS and CLS, but The Regimental family and our Association can go a long way to mitigate problems and bring Prendre soin de nos soldats et de nos familles a toujours été issues to light in order to forge a spirit of compassion and care au cœur du Régiment royal de l’Artillerie canadienne et cela that will serve us well in the future. This is a no fail mission so get continuera de l’être. Les hommes et les femmes qui portent engaged and do what is right. l‘insigne de l’artillerie à leur béret sont exceptionnels. Nos familles soutiennent ceux qui portent cet insigne au béret. As your Director, it has been an honour and pleasure to serve Comme tous membres d’une famille, nous devons accorder toute with you. To all good luck and good shooting. notre attention lorsque des problèmes apparaissent et doivent être réglés. Le programme universel de prestation de soins aux Ubique blessés des Forces canadiennes veille à ce que nos soldats et leurs familles reçoivent les meilleurs soins et soutien possibles. C’est certes un défi pour atteindre ces objectifs qui sont exigés par le CEMD et le CEMAT, mais la famille régimentaire et notre association peuvent faire beaucoup pour mitiger les problèmes et bien les présenter de façon à forger un esprit de compassion et de soins qui nous servira bien dans l’avenir. C’est là une mission à laquelle nous ne pouvons faillir, alors mettez vous y à fond et faites ce que doit.

En tant que directeur, c’est un honneur et un plaisir de servir avec vous. À tous, bonne chance et visez juste !

Ubique

Canadian Gunner 7 1st Regiment Royal Canadian Horse Artillery

A Battery 2008 looks the same. Many changes are in store for the Domestic operations and training have kept A Battery, but what won’t change is the professional, dedication Battery very busy in 2007. From activities in British and fighting spirit of A Battery soldiers. Columbia, Florida, Saskatchewan, Alberta and right here in Shilo, A Battery has been at full tilt. B Battery It has been a busy year for B Bty which all began in January For domestic operations, 2007 has been a noteworthy year. 07, when the initial planning for TF 1-08 began to take shape. A Battery provided two troops for Avalanche Control, the first This included many new elements for the Regiment, which between 19 Feb and 26 April and the second between 14 November included Lightweight Counter-Mortar Radar, Hostile Artillery 2007 and 16 January 2008. Between the two troops over six Locating Operators and Mini Unmanned Air Vehicles. The hundred rounds were fired in support of Parks Canada keeping new systems saw the addition of an entirely new Troop Roger’s Pass open for traffic. Further, between April and June within the Battery. This also meant new courses and training A Battery was placed on alert to fight flooding in BC. A Battery opportunities on systems that were accessible only to B Bty. did not deploy, but were on 24 hours notice to do so if need be. By April, the Battery was in full force on their way to beginning The Battery supported training for task force 01-08, about to Individual Battle Task Standard Training. This began at CFB deploy to Afghanistan. From firing anti-tank rockets, to firing in Dundurn, with the rigorous task of getting as much of the support of HALO training, to supporting EX MAPLE GUARDIAN individual training completed as possible. This was an excellent in Wainwright, the opportunity for those Battery has played new to the Battery to an integral role in begin working with ensuring that deploying their new teams. forces receive top- Overall, Exercise notch training. IRON SIGHT was a success and it was an Elements from A excellent beginning to Battery deployed to a long and demanding Florida in November training cycle. to participate in multinational training. The Battery Providing fire support continued with their to live and dry pre-deployment forward air controller training within the training. They were area of CFB Shilo, complimented on with the exceptions their professionalism of the Forward Air and technical Controllers, who acumen by our allies. were deployed within B Bty wins the Kingston Cup. the United States to However, it was not complete their training all work. Throughout with the American Air the year we had several golf and family days to reward good Force. The Battery now had to work on the Troop deployment work and help bring the Battery family together in an informal and tactic skills. The continued training in Shilo allowed the setting. All were well received and were much needed breaks. standard to be set and gave everyone the confidence they needed to carry on with more difficult training. With the Many troops from A Battery are now moving to C Battery to completion of Exercises PRECISION STRIKE I and II, the augment them as they begin the work-up training for their own Battery was fully equipped with M777s and Surveillance Target deployment on task force 03-09. As well the Battery Commander, Acquisition gear and, despite having to overcome equipment Major James Allen, will be deploying to Afghanistan with the shortages and manning changes, they were ready to join Kandahar Reconstruction Team where he will be coordinating the Battle Group for even more training at CFB Wainwright. relief and reconstruction efforts in our area of responsibility. With the onset of summer leave, all members of B Bty In all 2007 has been an interesting year for A Battery and were able to spend much needed time with their families and 8 L’Artilleur Canadien friends to begin the gruelling two month Exercise DESERT along with an Afghan interpreter and five soldiers serving with 3 RAM and MAPLE GUARDIAN. With this final stage in the TF PPCLI. Jeff leaves his partner, Sylvie Secours and their son Ry. 1-08 training, the element of B Bty were able to effectively train within the Battle Group and gave everyone a chance to see The Battery held a change of command on 2 April 2007 what life would be like in Afghanistan. The Brigade Commander that saw Maj Chris Comeau hand over command to Maj Todd was impressed with the work done by all elements of the Battle Scharlach. The BSM’s pace stick was presented to WO (now Group and deemed that they were, in fact, ready to deploy. MWO) Carl Roehl from MWO Dave Poss. WO Todd Buchanan was promoted to his current rank as of 17 October 2007. After returning to Shilo, B Bty took Christmas leave, which for many would be the last chance to see their families. Everyone On 2 April, F Tp became part of B Battery for TF 1-08. returned refreshed and eager to deploy. The Battle Group Supporting F Troop and the remainder of B Battery workup continued with finalization training which included cultural training kept C Battery busy until early November when we kicked off our first “Regimental School” cycle getting us ready for TF 3-09. In Early December, a small group of C Battery soldiers attending Ex MENTON DAYS in Fort Lewis, Washington, USA where we received our US Jump Wings. Immediately upon return from Fort Lewis, the battery defeated HQ Battery in the annual hockey competition for the Hugsweir Cup.

All in all, it has been a successful year for the sub-unit better named “C Detachment” at one point - with less than 10 mbrs during Spring 2007 - now numbering over 100 all ranks since the merger with A Battery in January 2008, aiming towards stand-up for TF 3-09 later this year.

Headquarters & Services Battery 2007 was an exciting year for Headquarters & Services Battery with opportunities for various training and several changes in the command structure. The past year witnessed D Troop defends the Gun Line. the change of command between LCol P.J. Williams and LCol T.J. Bishop. It was also the opportunity to welcome Maj D.B. awareness briefings. This included the social, economic and Jones as 2IC and MWO D.L. Poss as BSM. The Battery political situation of Afghanistan and the complexity of the was also pleased to see the promotion of Capt R. Moon, culture. These briefings gave insight into the life of the people of Capt M.J. Draho and Capt S.K. Fortin to the rank of Major. Afghanistan and shed new light on the true meaning of the mission. On the training side, many soldiers from various trades With deployment drawing near, B Bty was honoured to have were detached to reinforce Task Force 1-08 that will deploy many of their members’ accomplishments recognized by both in Afghanistan in early 2008. The TF training in Wainwright CLS and CDS Commendations. MBdr JMJ Vandamme, Bdr offered a great opportunity to practice convoy movement JAC Grajewski, Bdr NW Osadchuk, MBdr KL Stocker and Bdr between Shilo and Wainwright for the exercise DESERT RAM. PY Gregoire were given Commendations for their efforts in Some soldiers also had the opportunity to work as OPFOR the community and in assisting others when in need. Also, during the exercise MAPLE GUARDIAN and develop their there were three well deserved promotions for Sgt GE Higgins, understanding of the Afghan culture. Our soldiers also used Sgt JRES Perreault and Sgt CR Herbert. All three will be in the WES (Weapons Effects Simulation) system that enhanced command positions within the TF 1-08 manning. the interest of the training and the understanding of the threat they were facing. Of course, the Battery conducted several B Bty continued to put the finishing touches on the pre- individual courses like HLVW, MLVW and the T-LAV drivers. deployment training with and Ambush Range and the final issue of arid kit. With all the training completed and everyone ready to get on the plane, Troops began taking their final days of leave to be with their loved ones before deployment. This proved to be both an emotional and exciting time for B Bty. All ranks of B Bty are anticipating an exhilarating and challenging tour and looking forward to returning home.

C Battery As has likely been the case for all batteries across the Royal Regiment, 2007-2008 has been a busy year for C Battery. In keeping with our recent past, we deployed two FOO/FAC parties with D Battery on their Afghan tour. C Battery has now deployed members on all five Afghanistan tours since Canada’s operational move to Kandahar – but that came with a significant price on 4 July 2007 when Capt Jefferson Francis, who had deployed with his FOO/FAC party to support 2 RCHA and the 2 RCR battle group on TF 1-07, was killed by a roadside bomb Memorial for Captain Francis Canadian Gunner 9 2nd Regiment Royal Canadian Horse Artillery

2007 was yet another operationally challenging and D Battery rewarding year for the Second Regiment. It was also a year In early February the members of D Battery boarded flights for not without loss. Attached posted from 1 RCHA, Captain Jeff their seven-month tour of duty in Afghanistan. As quickly as they Francis paid the ultimate sacrifice as a contribution to the war could conduct a handover with E Battery they were dispersed in Afghanistan. Indeed, at some point last year, every member across the southern end of the country, and tasked with providing of the Regiment was deployed to Afghanistan, was training to fire support to the 2 RCR Battle group in fifty-two combat deploy to Afghanistan, or was engaged in supporting those operations; twenty-three of which saw the guns fire in anger. In deployed. The major highlights of 2007 include the consecutive order to maximize the number of guns available for support at deployment and reintegration of both E and D Batteries and, for any given time, the Battery operated at the troop level for the the latter half of 2007, the stand-up and preparation of F Battery majority of the tour. There are numerous challenges inherent to for deployment to Afghanistan with the 3 RCR Battle Group in this type of deployment, and conditions were extremely austere. fall 2008. Throughout this operationally challenging period, HQ These deployments often extended past thirty days, particularly Battery successfully supported all efforts while simultaneously if our highly sought-after guns were deployed in support of British force generating and deploying a significant number of specialists and American operations. This was often the case, as the long for service in Afghanistan. Last, but not least, the Regiment range abilities and accurate fire offered by the M777s were the retained responsibility for the Disaster Assistance Response envy of coalition forces. Equipment-wise this tour also boasted Team (DART) mission. the new lightweight counter-mortar radar and artillery sound

D Battery firing in Afghanistan. 10 L’Artilleur Canadien ranging systems, and once again Canada was at the forefront of his property up for training, there are similarities to deploying in new and innovative technologies in the operational environment. Afghanistan. Damaging civilian property overseas can easily lose By August the guns had made a significant contribution to the you the support of local nationals, and hinder your operations. F Canadian effort in Afghanistan, firing over 2300 rounds, and Battery fs training then transitioned into live scenarios where the dropping more than 100 aircraft bombs in support of the battle gun troops dealt with a persistent and harassing enemy force. The group and coalition partners. enemy infiltrated the gun positions, set up improvised explosive devices (IEDs), and launched numerous ambushes. Each Troop Back in Canada the gunners were dismissed to a period of also spent a day at a live-fire force protection stand where mortars, well-deserved leave, following which they became the next small arms, and even the 105mm C3 Howitzers were incorporated generation of serving veterans of Afghanistan. Their next task into the scheme of manoeuvre. The training was extremely was to disseminate the lessons-learned from TF 1-07 to the successful at the soldier level, but it also challenged the leadership members of F Battery, who had already begun their own work-up with more advanced live fire applications including Danger Close training. In addition to these mentoring tasks, the Battery also missions, dismounted mortar raids, and fire plans. All gunners rose provided support to the Instructor in Gunnery course, Theatre to the occasion, and the Regiment looks forward to assisting them in Mission Specific Training (TMST), and spent a memorable their future training endeavours and in their eventual deployment. weekend in Toronto interacting with the Canadian public and providing an Honour Guard for the Grey Cup. Headquarters and Services Battery Often working behind the scenes, Headquarters Battery E Battery once again rose to the occasion. No different from the E Battery also contributed significantly to the mission overseas other batteries, specialists from Headquarters Battery this year. They rang in the New Year in the Zhari-Panjwayi found themselves deployed, or training to deploy, for the district as members of the 1 RCR Battle Group, having deployed mission in Afghanistan; some going out the door with the to Afghanistan in August 2006. Their most gruelling battle was Batteries, while others were attached to the NSE and the the extremely well-documented Op MEDUSA, the first overseas FSG. Challenged with providing augmentation and support operation where guns were employed in a near conventional across the Regiment, the Batteryworked tirelessly to ensure role since Korea. Members of E Battery fired approximately equipment, technical support and supplies were provided, 2000 rounds of 155mm during this operation, and their tireless both at home and abroad, resulting in effective execution FOO parties controlled over 300 close air support and attack of tasks assigned to the Regiment. Continuously balancing helicopter sorties. Exhausted but proud, the gunners were individual training requirements, maintenance of vehicles, content to pass the torch to their 2 RCHA brethren in February. and logistical support in an extremely high Op-tempo environment, exemplifies the high level of professionalism, Although it can be anti-climactic returning to the unit, many dedication and work ethic found within the battery. Ending members of E Battery were given a new focus. They were to the year on a high note, the Battery played a pivotal role enter the individual training system and earn qualifications that in preparing vehicles and equipment, and subsequently would allow them to redeploy with F Battery in August 2008. mounting them on trains in support of a Brigade controlled Leading the way in artillery transformation, E Batteryalso took confirmation exercise in Texas in the New Year. the lead in surveillance and target acquisition (STA), setting the parameters for the introduction of an STA battery within Reservists the Second Regiment. One final critical task was assigned to The commitment, dedication and support provided by E Battery; that of forming and manning the core of the Disaster the reserves over the past year were second to none. The Assistance Response Team (DART), should Canada be introduction of a third gun troop, and additional STA equipment summoned to the aid of a country in distress. in theatre, combined with force generating two back to back rotations, not to mention, generating the foundation for the F Battery battery deploying in 2008, has brought with it a heavy burden Tasked with managing what remained of the Second in terms of manpower shortages. Fortunately the reserves have Regiment earlier in the year, F Battery soon moved into the once again proved to be a valuable resource. There is no doubt role of preparing for its own deployment in the Fall of 2008. The that reserves were fundamental in the success of the Regiment intensive preparatory training for deployment with the 3 RCR this year. This year alone saw 130 reserve gunners already Battle Group began over a year prior with individual and theatre deploy to Afghanistan, while an additional 45 are well engaged mission specific training (TMST), as well as collective training up in high readiness training, and will deploy in 2008. to level 4. These exercises were conducted to ensure that at the stand up of the 3 RCR Battle Group in January 2008, F Battery Conclusion is fully prepared to fulfill their roles of fire support as well as This year at the Second Regiment saw elements of the surveillance and target acquisition for the upcoming Battle Group Regiment in all facets of the Managed Readiness cycle: One level training, and for their eventual deployment to Afghanistan. Battery returning from theatre and reintegrating back into the unit; The Battery fs training has been rigorous, revolving around a one battery deployed for seven months of the year; and one battery complex and in-depth scenario based on real tactical situations that commenced individual and collective training in preparation appropriate to the Afghan theatre. The main objectives of the for deployment to Afghanistan in August 2008. None of this would training were to survive, move, and fight in an unconventional have been possible without the support we received from Reserve environment. Force units, the Field Artillery School, and our sister Regular Force Regiments, but the greatest appreciation that we feel is towards the By deploying in unconventional gun positions, such as the families and the support systems of the soldiers themselves. There Laurentian Township, the soldiers of F Battery were introduced to is no doubt that the years ahead will hold the same challenges as the concept of cooperating with the local population. While the land this past year, but the Second Regiment, Royal Canadian Horse they chose belonged to a local OPP officer who graciously offered Artillery looks forward with determination and focus.

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

Le 5 RALC a connu une année mouvementée, marquée par la vue de son déploiement en Afghanistan. Depuis le mois d’août, préparation et le déploiement de plus de la moitié de ses effectifs la batterie R se donne corps et âme à l’école régimentaire vers Kandahar à l’été dernier. Par leur dévouement et ardeur au conjointement à la batterie C&S qui fait des miracles pour combat, cette batterie composite de 189 personnes, le personnel appuyer la batterie R dans ses exercices. Voici donc un résumé du Régiment au sein de l’escadrille TUAV, du quartier-général des événements vécus par le 5 RALC durant l’année 2007. de la Force opérationnelle interarmées-Afghanistan (FOI-A) et les autres entités contribuent à bâtir un avenir meilleur pour Le Régiment a débuté la saison du bon pied avec des cours des milliers d’Afghans et par leurs actions, protègent fièrement de conversion VBLC et chauffeur. Le Régiment a participé à les Canadiens. Leurs faits d’arme et actes exemplaires face à l’EX PIÈCE GELÉE durant la mi-janvier à Valcartier afin de se l’ennemi vont glorifier l’héritage de notre régiment à tout jamais. préparer pour l’entraînement interarmes qui allait suivre. Ce mois a d’ailleurs été le tremplin de la FO 3-07 qui s’est rendue Le Régiment a malheureusement été affligé par de tristes à Fort Bliss, Texas afin de s’y entraîner dans le cadre de l’EX nouvelles. Le 20 juillet, nous apprenions que l’adjum (ret) J.G. RÉFLEXE RAPIDE, un exercice interarmes de niveaux 5-6 Deveau, quatrième SMB de la Bie Q en 1979-80 était décédé (équipes de combat et groupement tactique). Cet entraînement d’un arrêt cardiaque. Le Régiment est aussi attristé par le décès rigoureux a motivé les troupes mais a été épuisant; une semaine du Cplc Christian Duchesne de la 5e Ambulance de Campagne, de relâche a donc été de mise afin que les membres puissent décédé en Afghanistan. Il avait débuté sa carrière au 5e RALC passer du temps avec leurs familles. La fin mars a été marquée durant les années 90 et plusieurs se rappellent le passage de par le changement de commandement du 5e Groupe-brigade « Conan » dans nos rangs. Le bdr Roberge, ancien du Régiment mécanisé du Canada entre le Col Guy Laroche et le Col Éric affecté à l’ELRFC nous a aussi quittés en septembre et plusieurs Tremblay, 18e commandant de notre régiment. Cette passation a se sont déplacés à St-Jean sur Richelieu pour participer aux eu lieu le 30 mars et fut une grande fierté pour notre Régiment. funérailles. Enfin, l’adjum Daniel Mercier du 6e RAC, ancien adjudant au Régiment est décédé le 23 novembre du cancer à Une conversion au canon M777 a eu lieu en avril, ce qui l’Hôtel-Dieu de Québec. Nous nous souviendrons d’eux. a non seulement qualifié les troupes sur ce système mais a également contribué à hausser le moral des artilleurs. Le fait La première moitié de l’année a été celle de la batterie X et la d’avoir ce nouveau système d’arme numérisé et très performant composante TUAV qui étaient en pleine montée en puissance. au sein de notre Régiment est a eu un effet positif multiplicateur Renforcée de plusieurs réservistes provenant des régiments sur la perception de la pertinence des artilleurs sur le champ d’artillerie du SQFT, cette batterie s’est déployée sur multiples de bataille. Alors que quelques membres du Régiment ont pu exercices afin d’atteindre un niveau de compétence élevé en participer à l’exercice ATLANTIC STRIKE en Floride, les troupes de la FO 3-07 (roto 4) se sont déployées pour près de cinq semaines au CCEM Wainwright sur l’exercice MAPLE GUARDIAN, un exercice de haute intensité force contre force. Cet exercice mémorable a permis de confirmer les compétences acquises en vue des opérations de combat en Afghanistan.

Le Lcol Grant Dame, désigné chef d’état- major de la FOI-A, a remis le commandement du 5e RALC au Lcol Dany Fortin le 12 juin. C’est aussi lors de cette passation que nous avons procédé au changement de SMR alors que l’adjuc Jean Boivin, affecté à l’équipe provinciale de reconstruction à Kandahar a été remplacé par l’Adjuc Alain Grenier. Après un congé mérité, le QG FOI-A s’est déployé en juillet et dès le 15 août, nos troupes se sont envolées vers Kandahar. En tout, 213 membres du Régiment sont déployés sur la roto 4. Vous comprendrez que c’est donc avec un enthousiasme non Changement de Command. dissimulé que nous avons accueilli 14 nouveaux 12 L’Artilleur Canadien artilleurs qualifié du PP1 au mois d’août. Ils ont eu la chance d’une cérémonie à la chapelle Ste-Jeanne D’Arc en octobre, en d’être rapidement qualifié sur la pièce LG 1 et certains ont même préparation à son ordination prévue au printemps 08. Le padre eu la chance d’être qualifié en septembre à Wainwright sur le Dubé est avec le Régiment depuis janvier 2005; il est donc bien M777 grâce à l’appui inconditionnel du 1 RCHA. Ceux-ci ont implanté au sein de l’unité. donc été placés sur la réserve opérationnelle de la roto 4. Le mois de décembre s’est entamé bien-sûr avec la célébration La journée historique du 22 août 07 restera gravée dans de la Sainte-Barbe le 1er décembre à Shawinigan. Cette année, l’histoire de notre jeune régiment alors que les membres de la les officiers et sous-officiers supérieurs ont participé à ce dîner troupe B de la batterie X tiraient un premier obus au combat. En régimentaire où comme à chaque année, les artilleurs du SQFT novembre, une portée record a été atteinte alors qu’un projectile se réunissent pour fêter. La semaine suivante, malgré la neige à portée rallongée RAP (« Rocket assisted ») a touché un objectif abondante, s’est déroulé l’exercice BOMBARDE BORDÉE, un à 33 960 mètres dans la vallée de Baluchi en Uruzgan, en appui court exercice de tir confirmant les compétences acquises lors aux forces hollandaises. Un vent arrière et une correction de l’école régimentaire. Cet exercice a mis un accent particulier météo de « diminuer 5000 mètres » a permis au système de sur les techniques, tactiques et procédures de sécurité relatives calcul de calculer les données qui dépassaient de loin la portée au théâtre d’opérations en Afghanistan que le Régiment était en maximale attendue de la pièce. Tiré en tir vertical, le vertex de la mesure d’appliquer avec les ressources disponibles. Pour une trajectoire a atteint 61 000 pieds AGL. La nouvelle sonde RS-92 24e année, le Régiment a appuyé Maison Partage en collectant performe avec brio. plusieurs tonnes de vivres pour les familles en besoin dans la région de Québec. L’automne fut le point de départ pour la formation individuelle du personnel identifié sur la FO 1-09 qui sera placée en haute La dernière semaine de décembre avant le congé a débutée par disponibilité au printemps 2009. Cette école régimentaire une compétition de tir au pistolet pour les officiers et sous-officiers incluait les cours de chef adjoint de pièce, de chauffeur roue, supérieurs. Le tireur ayant obtenu le pointage le plus bas s’est vu de mortiers et de technicien de poste de commandement et de attribuer le titre de tireur le plus « honnête » du régiment. C’est sans reconnaissance et d’autres cours se poursuivront dès janvier surprise du récipiendaire de cet honneur et aux sourires moqueurs 2008. de la majorité des concurrents que le Slt LeBel s’est mérité cette distinction disons particulière. Le lendemain, le 12 décembre, avait Le Régiment a mis en place un programme de lieu la joute annuelle de hockey sur glace entre les sous-officiers conditionnement physique solide qui met en valeur les habilités et les officiers, suivie par la joute des bombardier-chefs contre les de combattant. Comme à chaque année, 110 coureurs ont bombardiers et artilleurs. Vu le manque de joueurs en raison de pu participer à la traditionnelle course Whalen de 5 km le 7 la mission et le manque, disons-le, d’un peu de talent du côté des septembre, en l’honneur du sgt (ret) Éric Whalen, un petit officiers, la formule a été changée pour la joute annuelle. En effet, les groupe en raison du déploiement. Le Cpl Jean-François Paulin joueurs officiers et sous-officiers supérieurs ont donc été regroupés du QMR a parcouru la distance avec un temps de 17 minutes 03 et le Commandant et le SMR ont pigé des joueurs pour équilibrer secondes. Le Régiment a aussi participé au parcours du CCmdt les forces. Ce fut un succès total car il a fallu des tirs de barrage afin 5e GBMC et c’est avec enthousiasme que nous participerons au de mettre un terme à la rencontre. Il est à noter que les déboires prochain défi. Lors de cette épreuve, la Capt Roseline Fernet, du Slt LeBel ont continué durant cette partie. Après avoir compté BK R s’est démarquée en gagnant la première place dans les deux buts lors de la rencontre, le SMR lui a fait confiance en tirs de catégories de push-ups et chin-ups chez les femmes. barrage. Celui-ci a cependant échappé la rondelle devant le gardien adverse ce qui a contribué non seulement à la victoire de l’équipe Notre aumônier, le capt Michel Dubé, fut ordonné Diacre lors du Commandant mais encore une fois, aux sourires moqueurs de tout le régiment. Enfin, le dîner de Noël du 14 décembre a couronné l’année. Le père Lafrance, M.Alain Côté, ancien joueur des Nordiques de Québec et le bdrc (ret) Lemay, tous impliqués dans la Maison Partage, ainsi que M. Roland Blackburn de l’Association québécoise de la fibrose kystique se sont joint à nous à ce dîner.

En conclusion, le 5 RALC a été marqué de plusieurs événements notoires au cours de l’année. La dynamique de ce régiment est au niveau des plus intenses. Que ce soit pour les membres du Régiment déployés en théâtre hostile et loin de leurs proches ou les ceux qui font des pieds et des mains pour qualifier un maximum de gens sur nos systèmes d’armes, tous se rappellent que nous formons une famille et que nous travaillons conjointement afin de représenter les valeurs canadienne M777 en Afghanistan. au pays et ailleurs. Canadian Gunner 13 4th Air Defence Regiment e Royal Regiment of Canadian Artillery

2007 has been another exciting year for 4th Air Defence again called upon to support a variety of taskings. Throughout the Regiment, RCA as we continue to force generate Airspace year we deployed ASCC’s in support of Ex FINAL DRIVE, the final Coordination Centres (ASCCs) for TF Afghanistan, as well as exercise for the AOC, Ex MAPLE GUARDIAN and Ex SOUTHERN force generating soldiers for the Operational Tactical UAVs. BEAR as Brigade and Battle Group ASCCs. We also deployed The Regiment also maintained two troops of Ground Base Air ASCC’s in support of the CATCC, CMTC and Ex TRIDENT FURY, Defence, and provided support to: the Royal Canadian Artillery as well as for Ex BOLD QUEST in Fort Irwin, California. 4 AD Regt School, CATCC, numerous exercises such as Ex FINAL DRIVE will continue to support Domestic Operations, including Op PODIUM and TRIDENT FURY, and conducted pre-deployment training for the 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympic Games. 4 AD Regt was with the various Task Forces, throughout the year. In addition, we also the IRU for the Atlantic Area for the past 18 months, and was represented LFAA when we deployed a team to participate in the responsible for any emergency response required in the Maritimes. Nijmegan March and took on the task of leading and training the LFAA CFSAC team. Finally, we completed the largest and most Royal Canadian Artillery School Support successful firing camp in the recent history of the Regiment. A In 2007 the Regiment continued to provide support to the busy schedule for a unit of slightly more than 250 personnel! RCAS. 4 AD Regt deployed an ADATS Battery in March for Ex NIMROD GALE, the final exercise for the Battery Commanders Changes in Command course. The Regiment also provided ADATS troops for the DP 2007 saw many changes in the command structure of the 1.2 AD Officers final exercise, Ex HOMEWARD BOUND, the DP Regiment. Major Tim Hogan took over the Regimental 2IC 1 AD NCM course, as well as support to various courses such as position. Major Jeff Schamehorn assumed Command of 128 the AD Tech, BMC, IG and AIG crses. The support provided to AD Bty while Capt Paul Hillier took over the BK’s position and the Artillery School has given the regiment an invaluable training MWO Jim Reid as the BSM. Capt Lorne Plemel took over as the opportunity, as well as helped to enhance the relationship between Regimental Adjutant and Major Rod Embree became the Acting our two units. BC of 119 AD Bty with the deployment of Major Jean Pierre Dorris, and Capt Rob Saunders took over as the BK. Nijmegen March The Nijmegen march is an annual tradition in which participants Task Force 1-07, 3-07 and ISAF HQ Deployments complete four consecutive days of 48 Km marches centred around 2007 began with the departure of 38 personnel who became the Dutch city of Nijmegen. This year, 4 AD Regt was represented part of Task Force 1-07 and ISAF HQ. The TF 1-07 ASCC by 11 of it’s members, including Capt Raylene Robertson, Lt was manned by Capt Scott Lang, WO Joseph Stirmey, MBdr Michael Hobson, Sgt Ken Gardy, MBdr’s Daniel Robichaud, Chris Armstrong, Bdr’s James McKenna and Michel Allain, and Peter Sova, MCpl’s Richard Paddock, Raymond Pruski, Bdr’s the ASCC technician, MCpl Michael Lynch. The TUAV tp was Joe Persico, Thomas Cyr, Sylvain Deslisle, and Remi Levesque. manned by Capt Thomas Lee, Sgt Robert Keating, MBdr’s These soldiers completed the exhausting work up training which Frederick Brown, Colin Virgoe, Bdr’s Jim Aucoin, Cory Benoit, started in April and included daily marches of over 30 kms. By the Jean-Francois Boucher, Tyler Carnegie, Justin Corliss, Shaun time they were depl to the NL they had logged approx 1000 km per Kroeker, Michael May, David McNeil, Stephen O’Brien, Katherine team member. They successfully completed the march without O’Donnell, Levi Sheppard, George Spilkin, and Gnr’s Charles losing a single person to injury or fatigue. Their determination Berube and Francis Boivin. Finally, Bdr’s Ryan Mendes and and dedication was yet another sterling example of 4 AD Regts Mathew Reicker deployed as members of the OMLT, and MBdr commitment to excellence. Maxime Marcoux, Bdr’s Luc Martin, and Kurt Warren as members of the PRT. WO Michael Cardona, MCpl Dwight Anderson, Bdr’s Canadian Forces Small Arms Competition Daniel Flynn, and Jamie Goguen, and Cpl’s Shawn Keenan, and From 3-16 September, 4 AD Regt, as the LFAA OPI for the Mark Munden deployed with the NSE. Bdr’s Christopher Lardner CFSAC team, sent a team to participate in the Canadian Forces and James Nicholson deployed as drivers for the BG HQ and Small Arms Competition (CFSAC) and National Service Conditions Bdr Dupuis deployed to ISAF HQ as a driver. In May a decision Competition (NSCC) held at the Connaught Ranges near Ottawa, was made to man the ASCC’s with 7 personnel, to locate it at the Ontario. The team consisted of Regular and Reserve personnel Bde HQ, and to be deployed for a nine month tour. This ASCC from around the Atlantic area, and included, Lt Turmel Chiasson, is manned by Major Jean Pierre Dorris, Capt Erik Andresen, WO WO Mike Martin, MCpl Johnson, Bdr’s Legge, MacPherson, Pierre Landry, Sgt Bruno Plamondon, MCpl James Jewers, and Babin, Cordy, Rattie, Roberts, and Peters, Cpl Grondin, and Gnr’s Bdr’s Thierry Champagne and Danny Martineau. Damphousse, and Besaw. 19 Soldiers of the LFAA team place in the top 50 shooters of the competition which totalled over 130 Task Force and Army Support participants. The team performed exceptionally well, most notably As the Air Defence Centre of Excellence, 4 AD Regt was once Bdr Legge, who won Top Regular Force shot in the LFAA, and 14 L’Artilleur Canadien placed third overall for the Regular Force. Daddies Telethon, which raises money for underprivileged children in the Maritimes. Upon the presentation of the final cheque, the 20th Anniversary Celebrations team had raised a total of $5050. On 21 June 2007, 4th AD Regiment, RCA celebrated its 20th Anniversary with a Freedom of the city parade and an Artillery Ball Ex Potent Knight in Moncton NB. The parade commenced at Regimental lines and From 6-22 Nov, Ex POTENT KNIGHT was held at CFB concluded at city hall when the Commanding Officer, LCol Daniel Suffield, Alberta. This firing camp was the largest, and arguably Bouchard, was granted the Freedom of the City from Mayor Lorne the most successful the regiment has ever seen, with a total Mitton. Following the parade we held a BBQ at the unit and an all of 41 missiles being fired. The gunnery was impressive, as ranks Artillery Ball at the Delta Beausejour. All members enjoyed an extremely high kill rate was noted. Special congratulations a lovely evening of entertainment and comraderie, demonstrating go out to Bdr Allison Babin who scored 3 direct hits on aerial the high morale and pride exhibited by all within the regiment. targets, Bdr Duchenese who scored two direct hits, as well as Bdr’s Thomas Cyr, Adam Foster, Jason Howell, and Nicholas Awards and Honours Folz, who each scored 1 direct hit on an aerial target. The In 2007 several members of the Regiment were rewarded for success of the exercise was further proof of the capabilities of their hard work and dedication. Captain Rob Saunders received the ADATS and to the high level of professionalism and training the CLS Commendation in recognition of his volunteer work as a within the Regiment as a whole. First Aid Instructor within both the military and civilian communities that is considered to be beyond the call of normal duty and for Conclusion the professionalism that he demonstrated in attempting to save As the only Ground Based Air Defence unit in Canada, 4th the life of a heart attack victim on 29 Oct 2004. Lieutenant Andre AD Regiment, RCA has risen to meet all of the challenges it has Bouchard received the Order of Military Merit for his lifelong been presented with. Whether supporting operations or training dedication to the military and civilian communities and for his exercises, 4 AD Regt has been a beacon of professionalism within volunteerism within these communities. He also received the CDS the CF. In 2008 the Regt will be fielding the 400 series ADATS, Commendation in recognition of his outstanding professionalism Bison ASCC and associated communications equipment, while in providing possibly life, but certainly limb saving first aid to a continuing to provide ASCC’s for TF Afghanistan, augmenting the critically injured motorcycle driver at the scene of an accident TUAV tp, and continuing to support the RCAS and CF in Domestic on 25 Sep 2005 near Hampton NB. Master Corporal Raymond Ops and Operational deployments. Pruski earned the 2 CMBG soldier proficiency award in the category of CSS Cpl achieving a high standard in loyalty, initiative, dress, deportment and discipline, instructional ability, teamwork, trade and tech skills and fitness. Corporal Shawn Keenan was selected by the Army CWO in recognition of his outstanding service to be the Army Sentry for the Nov 11 Remembrance Day vigil at the National War Memorial. Finally, Captain Thomas Geilen and Master Seaman Trevor Jessome received the Commander LFAA Commendation. Capt Geilen received the commendation for his actions during a vehicle accident in the Gagetown training area on 26 April, and MS Jessome was commended for his efforts in organizing the Christmas Daddies relay run in 2006, which raised $2718 for the charity. In addition to the above Commendations, the CO of 4 AD Regt presented a number of the CO’s Commendations to the top shooters of the CFSAC team, top firers during Ex POTENT KNIGHT for direct Air and Ground hits, and CSS to the ex. 4 AD Regt wishes to congratulate all of these personnel for their outstanding work.

4 AD Regt participated in a number of Op CONNECTION activities throughout 2007 in order to foster a positive image of the Regiment, the Artillery Corps, and the Army within the local communities of Moncton and Fredericton, NB. Included in the Op CONNECTION tasks was the “Support the Troops Night” hosted by the Moncton Wildcats LMJHQ hockey team on 16 March. 4 AD Regt also participated in the Halifax Family Fun Days on the 15th and 16th of June and the Moncton International Air Show on the 7th and 8th of July. Finally, members of 4 AD Regt completed a 50 km relay run around the city of Moncton on 2 Dec in support of the Christmas Nijmegen Team workup. Canadian Gunner 15 Royal Canadian Artillery School e Royal Regiment of Canadian Artillery

Introduction including the scripting and production of an Artillery specific recruiting In retrospect, 2007 proved to be an extremely eventful and hectic video with Stonehaven Productions and the formation of a Simulation year, with The Royal Regiment of Canadian Artillery School (RCAS) Development Cell within the Bty. The majority of Standards Troop continuing to train Gunners for the realities of operations such as personnel were busy revamping courseware and training plans, Afghanistan, guiding them in the art of leadership and providing them preparing for a full slate of courses set for 2008. In addition to this, with the technical expertise to provide unfailing fire support to the the implementation of the ADATS 400 Series has been high on Combined Arms Team. Training here at the School is extremely the priority list for the Air Defence Standards cell. The Information demanding and challenging, but also immensely rewarding in that Technology & Support (IT&S) Troop and some of the Orderly Room the individual training and operational individual training conducted staff were major contributors to the success of the International contributes to the very serious business of preparing Gunners for Artillery Symposium held in Fredericton. Maintenance Standards combat operations. The Instructors-in-Gunnery (IGs), Assistant Troop continued its outstanding work developing the road ahead Instructors-in-Gunnery (AIGs), staff, and students faced myriad for the CF with the Protector Remote Weapons System (RWS), and challenges as a result of Army and Artillery Transformation. The RCAS maintenance packages for the M777 howitzer. The incorporation of has been fully engaged with the development and implementation the Contemporary Operating Environment (COE) into all training plans of Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures (TTP) pertaining to Gunline has again been extremely important to ensure that all students that digitisation efforts, support to Trials and Evaluations such as DGMS, leave here have all of the tools necessary for success in operations. M777 and Excalibur by the Master Gunner and exemplary Ammunition & Equipment team, support to courses through delivery of instruction W Battery (W Bty) and, most influential of all, assisting the Artillery leadership and For every deployed soldier, there are literally dozens more who Land Staff with respect to current and future Artillery Transformation make sure that individual has the training and tools needed to get initiatives. the job done. On 1 November 2007, the unsung heroes of W Bty were recognized for their outstanding efforts and collective sacrifices The RCAS’ vision is to be, within the Combat Training Centre by Gen R.J. Hillier, Chief of the Defence Staff (CDS). W Bty was environment, a true learning organization that provides relevant, presented with the CF Unit Commendation Award by Gen Hillier. In credible, realistic, demanding, and safe training that meets the his speech, the CDS said the commendation is a chance to honour needs of the Artillery in support of today’s complex, multi-agency, CF members who make sure soldiers are well-trained and prepared full spectrum operations. Training is conducted in an environment for the challenges of the modern battlefield and the contemporary that progressively enhances the individual learning experience operating environment. under demanding and varied conditions, delivering to the Artillery a technically proficient and tactically sound group of contemporary W Bty’s primary mission is to support RCAS, which it does by Gunners. Integrating adult learning tenets into our training ethos, the spending over 170 training days a year in the field. But this busy coaching and mentoring method of training is critical to the successful sub-unit, encompassing two gun Troops (G & H Tp), Support Troop qualification of confident, competent, and motivated soldiers. (Sp Tp), Surveillance and Target Acquisition (STA Tp), goes beyond the call of duty in its support of the Artillery and the Army. In addition 11 July 2007 was a day of marked significance for The Royal to supporting The Royal Regiment, we also conduct Adventure Regiment of Canadian Artillery School (RCAS). The Colonel- Training and Professional Development opportunities that resulted Commandant of The Royal Regiment of Canadian Artillery, Major in detachment deployments to Korea and Ft Sill, OK. Troops from W General (Retired) John Arch MacInnis and Mrs Barbara MacInnis Bty have also gone on tour to Afghanistan. visited RCAS to mark the official unveiling of the change in name from the Field Artillery School, RCA. The passing of the pace stick from The unit commendation read: RSM CWO R Wynn to CWO JMD Giroux was also witnessed by all The members of W Bty have long distinguished themselves as ranks on parade.Other distinguished guests included Colonel Roch work horses in their yearly field deployments that continually exceed Lacroix, Director of Artillery, and Colonel Clyde Russell, incoming 170 days in support of the Artillery School’s basic and advanced Chief of Staff for LFAA. The RSM RCA, CWO N.D. Walker, was also training courses. All ranks of W Bty have established a tradition in attendance representing all non-commissioned members. of superb soldiering skills and an outstanding reputation for their tactical acumen and technical prowess as Gunners. W Battery is Headquarters Battery (HQ Bty) undoubtedly the backbone of the Artillery School and it is due largely (HQ Bty) with a complete rotation of the Bty leadership in 2007. to the dedication and tireless efforts of its members and diverse basic Battery Commander (BC) Maj Stuart Taylor passed the pennant on and advanced Artillery courses that are so essential to maintaining to the new BC, Maj Mike Draho, who has spent the majority of the the Army’s operational capability. year as lead instructor on the Field Instructor-in-Gunnery Course. MWO Arsene Veronneau assumed the duties of Battery Sergeant 45 Depot (Fire Support) Battery (45 Bty) Major (BSM). There were several high priority projects for 2007, 45 Bty was formed from the amalgamation of three distinct

16 L’Artilleur Canadien cells: the Air Space Coordination Centre (ASCC), the Fire Support Operations Within Combat Areas. The Symposium consisted not only Coordination Centre (FSCC) that encompasses the Forward Air of formal presentations, but also afforded an exciting demonstration Controller (FAC) Cell, and STA Cell. Commanding the Bty is Maj Paul which included 105mm howitzers, 81 mm mortars and CF-18 with Payne, with MWO Ron Benoit as his BSM. 500lbs bombs. The International Artillery Symposium was an extremely successful professional forum that allowed many NATO With a multitude of contemporary air users – to include civilian air and Partner for Peace countries to unite, bear witness to the many agencies, the Field Artillery, Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs), Close advances in Artillery weaponry, and build upon ever-increasing Air Support (CAS), coalition Special Operations Forces (SOF), and international cooperation on operations. engineer Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) teams, naming but a handful – airspace coordination is key to the seamless integration 67 Depot Battery (67 Bty) of myriad air operations in support of the manoeuvre commander’s 2007 has been a year of long hours, many and varied courses as ground campaign. The maturing of the ASCC cell has seen it evolve 67 Bty has been focussed on delivering war winning leadership and into a key enabler to supporting theatre deployed ASCCs support the gunnery training. Courses include Leadership and Gunnery, Field manoeuvre plan and maximize SA in a complex theatre of operations, and Air Defence, Basic and Advanced and 67 Bty remains dedicated allowing for dynamic, real-time management of the airspace for the de- to leading, teaching and mentoring all students who arrive at our confliction of Artillery, insertion of OAS, AH and airmobile operations. door. The ASCC cell is leading the way ahead for the Land Force for TADIL employment, and its superior knowledge has been fully recognized 67 Bty experienced a significant turnover of leadership, with the by the TADIL community, with other services actively seeking their retirement of Maj Paul Ouelette, and the promotion and posting of advice. Because of lessons learned in theatre, individual training CWO Toni Gilks, replaced by Maj Dave McKeever and MWO Mike has been progressively adaptive to meet the needs of the field force. Lavallee respectively. Many of the personnel posted in this year Whether its the creation of a computerized Battle-lab, implementation including WO Penney and WO Schnarr bring recent operational of a new Computer-based training (CBT) classroom, potentially experience from Kandahar. All of 67 Bty are dedicated to assimilating procuring ASCC vehicle mock-ups or acquiring advanced training for the lessons learned on operations with the core technical skill sets cell instuctors (Air Defence System Integrator and Incremental Joint always required of gunnery, balancing fighting spirit, leadership, TADIL crses), the ASCC cell is well placed to continue its role as the technical excellence and tactical and technological advancement. center of excellence in Airspace Coordination for the CF. On the Air Defence side of the Bty, both DP 1 NCM and DP 1.2 The instructors of the CF FAC Cell had their hands full again this Officer graduated just before Christmas, providing 4 AD Regt with year, as they kept pace with the demands of training Officers and welcome new members. The AD WO course is actively engaged in Senior NCOs from across both the Army and the Air Force. Over the learning the new 400 series upgrades to the ADATS, TCPs, ASCC past year, the CF FAC Cell has continued to evolve the CF FAC Course and trainers. into an impressive program that unites air support assets from across the CAF and USAF to train soldiers and air officers to the Combat Maintenance Training Battery (Maint Trg Bty) Ready (CR) levelThe course has been completely re-modelled to The past year has been very successful for Maint Trg Bty. The improve individual training (IT) to better reflect the demands placed Command Team for the past year remained unchanged with Maj upon a FAC in the contemporary operating environment. These Paul Cogswell as BC and MWO Richard Desjardins as the Senior improvements have led to the formal accreditation of the CF FAC Cell Technical Instructor. The Bty continued with its philosophy of and the CF FAC Course, by the United States Joint Forces Command providing a highly professional adult learning environment to the (USJFCOM), as one of the best training programs in the world Army technicians while conducting first-rate technical training and providing technical support to the fielding of deployed equipment Additionally, there was a considerable upsurge in STA activities, to such as the M777. include the provision of observer controllers to two MAPLE GUARDIAN exercises, programming and instructing on the Reserve Artillery Maint Trg Bty trained 89 maintenance technicians this past year, Operations Course, as well as the running of two serials of the STA focusing on Low Level Air Defence Equipment, Artillery Meteorological Technician course. Concurrently, the cell accepted new capabilities in Systems, the Remote Weapons System currently employed on the the Skylark UAV and HALO 2 Sound Ranging systems, while piloting M113A3 TLAV and Advanced Optical Repair. The Battery continued a Skylark Operator Course at CFB Petawawa in September 2006, a its support to the RG-31 APV/RWS. WO Boudreault deployed to course that focused primarily on preparing Mini-UAV Troop personnel Task Force Afghanistan from October and December to provide for deployment with TF 1-07 into a fluid and dynamic battlespace. A support of the DGMS installation Technical Assistance Visit (TAV). HALO 2 and Light Counter Mortar Radar course was also conducted This TAV finalized a critical technical upgrade to the M777 and its in the fall of 2007 in Petawawa while the premiere STA Troop ability to provide outstanding fire support to the deployed forces in Commander’s course was accomplished simultaneously. The STA Afghanistan. cell also took part in much professional development during the last year to include UAV conferences in St John’s NL, Radar conferences Conclusion in Newcastle, England just to name a few. The cell welcomed new This year, we saw the arrival and departure of many colleagues, members from the STA IG/AIG course in England and saw the safe as well the initiation of significant internal transformation to ensure return of one of its members from Afghanistan in August 2007. our organization fully supported the training needs of all Gunners and the demands of a complex operating environment. The RCAS Noted for their exemplary work with coalition partners, 45 Battery conducted an incredible number of courses over the course of this was responsible for organizing the International Artillery Symposium year, training over 600 NCMs and Officers. With a rapidly increasing from 9 to 12 October 2007, an event that witnessed a distinguished operational tempo, 2008 promises to be just as exciting. The School meeting of the Chiefs and Directors of Artillery for NATO and Partner also recognized the contribution of our families through a number for Peace countries. The purpose of the annual three-day symposium of interactive social events, to include Family Days and Bring Your was to provide a unique forum for the professional exchange of skills Kids to Work Day. The School will continue to train today, with an and lessons learned by uniting the Chiefs of Artillery for NATO and eye always to the future in order to prepare soldiers and leaders for Partner for Peace countries under the theme of Artillery Full Spectrum Canada’s Army and The Royal Regiment of Canadian Artillery. Canadian Gunner 17 1st (Halifax-Dartmouth) Field Artillery Regiment & 84th Independent Field Battery "e Royal Regiment of Canadian Artillery

2007 was an exciting year for 1st Field Regiment and 84th RE is on medical leave. MWO Mooney was appointed BSM Independent Field Battery. The Gunners of Nova Scotia continued of 84th Ind Fd Bty. to focus training on gunnery as well as basic soldier skills in order to continue to support operations overseas and at home. It was with great sadness that the Regiment said goodbye to LCol (Retired) John Stanley Doyle, C.D. who passed The Regiment is happy to welcome back members of away on Oct 1st, 2007. LCol Doyle served the Regiment with both units who great distinction were deployed as Commanding on TF1-07. Capt Officer from D’Arcy CJ, WO Spring 1997 Cole TD, WO to the Fall of Dolan MB, Sgt 2000. He will be Campbell MA, missed. MBdr Oliver SC, Bdr Beaulieu MR, The Regiment Bdr MacDonald performed a live CD, Bdr Spencer fire exercise in AMC, Bdr Marlow April 2007 as RB, Bdr Doucet well as summer LJ, Bdr Garrison training at CFB TC, Bdr Hobb MC, Gagetown Bdr Thibodeau including JM, and Bdr DP1 Artilley, Lusk JC were all Command Post deployed with D Basic Technician, Bty, 2 RCHA on Comms and Op Archer Roto Driver Wheeled 3, Kandahar. courses. Mbdr Colwell BE was deployed The Regiment with MUAV troop, completed the D Bty, 2 RCHA on Battle Fitness Op Archer Roto Test and also 3. Sgt Topple supported the KS and Capt IG course in Neish DA were Gagetown on the deployed with the 8th and 9th of Afghan National December with Training Centre, W Bty and 3rd Kabul training the Field Regiment. Afghan National The Regiment Army. Bdr is also training Sampson AE and members to Gnr Patterson AD participate in the were deployed with the Provincial Reconstruction Team. DOU (Domestic Operations Unit) out of Halifax. This unit will be deployed as needed to support domestic operations Currently, Capt Huddleston JB and WO Lannigan J are such as disaster relief. training to deploy with TF 1-08 and Bdr Pepler RD, Gnr Power EG and Gnr Gavel DE are training with 4 AD Regt The Regiment is looking forward to a very busy year in in the TUAV role to deploy on TF 3-08. WO Hartery MA 2008 with a full training calendar including live fire exercises, was appointed BSM of 51 Bty and Maj MacDonald AS was and sending members on courses such as DP3 CP Det appointed the acting CO of 1 Fd Regt while LCol Nickerson Supervisor as well as PLQ (Land).

18 L’Artilleur Canadien 5th (British Columbia) Field Artillery Regiment e Royal Regiment of Canadian Artillery

The Chinese year of the Boar, 2007, was a very eventful before the summer stand down in June. Many of the Regiment’s and successful year for the Guns of Vancouver Island. The 5th personnel undertook individual training during the summer (BC) Field Regiment, RCA focused much of its attention training training period in Shilo and Gagetown. Stand-to in September to support operations, force generation and retention. These was the start of the busiest time the Regiment experienced all priorities were met through the execution of a robust training year. The fall period saw many weekend field exercises, coupled year, that included, regimental live fire exercises in Washington with very aggressive recruiting activities, which, to date, have State and dynamic soldier and gunner skills building exercises been quite fruitful; drawing new personnel to bolster our ranks at here on Vancouver Island. The unit continued to fulfill its the NCM, Officer, and Honorary levels. mandate in municipal, provincial and federal ceremonies in Nanaimo, Victoria and in Vimy, France, for the 90th Anniversary Two distinguished members of their respective communities, of Vimy Ridge. who were once a part of the CF community, will grace the Regiment as Honoraries. Major Logan Stewart (retired) The apex of our training has culminated with our raison d’être, will represent the Regiment as our Honorary Colonel. the support of international operations, in which we will be well Major General Stu McDonald (retired) will represent represented. Five keen soldiers have come forth to support the the Regiment as our Honorary Lieutenant Colonel. ongoing mission in Afghanistan: Bdr Nik Hovelkamp, Bdr Chris Conway, Bdr Leon Underwood, MBdr Eric McNeely, and WO Despite the success of recruiting, we have lost two members John Beddows will pick up where others of the Regiment have to mandatory retirement policy. Major Bob McLeod, who was left off in Rotation 1/08. invaluable to the success of the Officers’ Mess, and Captain Ralf Gagner, who just recently received acclamation by the offices The Regiment was very active in its training during the of the Prime Minister and the Chief of Defence Staff, for almost spring, having attended a Gun Camp (Ex CAUSTIC SHOCK), 30 years of dedicated service to the Canadian Forces. Both of the annual Brigade exercise (Ex COUGAR SALVO) and a split these dedicated members have sadly donned their uniforms for Urban Operations/Gun Exercise (Ex TEMPERATE FOREST), all the last time.

Canadian Gunner 19 6e Régiment d’ Artillerie de Campagne e Royal Regiment of Canadian Artillery

L’année 2007 fut une année bien remplie pour le 6e Régiment Le 1er août. C’est le début de la rentrée pour plusieurs d’artillerie de campagne. L’été 2007 a vu 19 de nos membres d’entre nous. Il faut préparer le 8e Concert au Crépuscule être déployés en Afghanistan et au Soudan. Grâce à leurs qui se déroulera au lieu historique national des Forts de connaissances acquises au fil de leur entraînement, ils Lévis le 18 août. Par un temps frais et venteux, le Premier accomplissent un travail remarquable pour aider ces Ministre Stephen Harper et quelque 6,500 personnes se sont populations à reconquérir une paix durable et une sérénité rassemblés pour assister au concert offert par la fanfare les dans la joie de vivre. Diplomates ainsi que l’orchestre du Royal 22e Régiment accompagnés des obusiers du 6e RAC. Le Premier Ministre Premier exercice de l’année, Pèlerin Valeureux, qui s’est a profité de l’occasion pour remercier les hommes et les tenu du 2 janvier au 8 janvier. Cet exercice qui s’est tenu femmes qui grâce à leur courageux efforts sont en train au Mississipi a regroupé 46 membres du Régiment. Le but d’écrire une nouvelle page dans l’histoire du régiment. de cet exercice est de se pratiquer en conditions hivernales d’une façon préparatoire en vue de l’exercice de tir réel qui Le mois d’août c’est aussi le marathon des Deux-Rives. se déroulera durant le mois de février. Évènement international, le 6eRAC y a participé avec une équipe de 7 coureurs qui ont fait bonne figure. Également, le Dès le début février, les membres du Régiment se préparent 6eRAC a fourni à l’équipe technique du marathon les obusiers en vue de l’exercice Pièces Maîtresses qui se déroulera du pour les départs du marathon et du demi-marathon. 23 au 25 février sur la base de Valcartier. Entraîner la 59e batterie au tir anti-char sous forme de compétition et au tir Le mois de septembre marque la rentrée pour tous les indirect à l’aide de l’obusier 105mm. Plus de 70 membres membres du régiment Il y a eu lors de cette parade, la remise ont participé à cet exercice. des nominations à plusieurs membres du régiment.

Le 1er mars. C’est l’exercice Omble Perchée. Cet exercice Le 1er octobre. C’est l’exercice Pièces Mobiles que s’est met en pratique les aptitudes au combat dans des conditions déroulé sur la base de Valcartier. 95% des membres du hivernales. Le froid, le vent et la neige sont de la partie pour régiment ont participé à cet exercice. En collaboration faire de cet exercice un entraînement rigoureux pour les 50 avec le 62e RAC et le 2 Field RAC l’exercice est axé sur membres qui y participent. les principes de bases. L’exercice prévoyait de nombreux déplacements et de déploiements sur les différents sites de Le 1er avril, le régiment se prépare pour l’exercice Œil la base. Durant l’exercice, le scénario prévoyait une situation Précis qui se déroulera à Farnham. Quelques 80 membres rappelant celles que les troupes canadiennes en mission en prennent part à cet exercice de qualification NIAC annuel Afghanistan retrouvent. En effet, un engin explosif simulé auquel participeront conjointement le personnel du 62 RAC avait été dissimulé sur l’un des nombreux chemins que et le 2 FD RAC. devait emprunter le convoi. Grâce à la vigilance du premier véhicule du convoi, l’engin fut repéré et après discussion Au début du mois de mai, le régiment se prépare pour avec la chaîne de commandement, il fut convenu qu’une la parade finale. Le régiment profite de l’occasion pour route alternative s’avérait le meilleur accès sécuritaire procéder à l’intronisation du Lieutenat-Colonel Honoraire pour que le convoi puisse se rendre au prochain lieu de Général Roméo Dallaire. Rappelons que le Général Dallaire déploiement. Ce fut un exercice couronné de succès. a été l’attaché PSFR du 6e RAC au début des années 1970. C’est alors un retour aux sources pour le Général qui a Le mois d’octobre s’est aussi le 13 km. Selon les ordres profité de l’occasion pour rappeler son attachement au donnés par l’état-major, tous les membres du régiment ont 6e RAC en déclarant : ‘’ Mon affiliation avec le Régiment effectué ce parcours et les exercices subséquents et ont remonte à bien des années. Jeune officier, je jouissais déjà réussi avec brio cet exercice obligatoire. d’une relation particulière avec l’unité et ses membres. Depuis le premier jour, je me suis toujours senti chez-moi L’année 2008 s’en vient à grand pas. Il ya aura un au 6e.’’ Également, il y a eu la remise des Méritas, les changement de commandement, de nouvelles orientations décorations de FC, les agrafes à l’ADJM Boulay et au SGT seront données, de nouveaux objectifs devront être atteints Mathurin et la remise d’une lithographie au LCOL Dupuis pour maintenir un haut niveau d’excellence au sein du 6e et le CAPT Alleyn. Pour terminer cette première moitié de RAC. Tous unis, c’est avec optimisme et détermination que l’année, le régiment a organisé un excellent méchoui qui a nous relèveront ces nouveaux défis. regroupé plus de 140 personnes au manège militaire.

20 L’Artilleur Canadien 7th Toronto Regiment e Royal Regiment of Canadian Artillery

The 7th Toronto Regiment has been involved in a very busy counts 170 soldiers on effective strength. training year. It can be best described as a year of leadership and growth. In addition to tasks taken on within the Toronto Brigade Being in Toronto has its advantages and the Regiment is in our soldiers have been serving The Guns in Afghanistan. The the public eye for many events. The Victoria Day salute was regiment recently had seven members return from Afghanistan enhanced by an impromptu inspection of the Guns by Ontario’s within the year and currently seven more members are involved outgoing Lieutenant Governor James Bartleman. As well, the in the work-up training to contribute to the next mission with Regiment carried out OP LEGACY, providing an appropriate LFCA, two of which are preparing for their second tour. One of Gunner funeral for Percy Wilson, Canada’s last remaining First the returning soldiers, MBdr Liam Tiernay, was Mentioned in World War Veteran. With the assistance of the Toronto Artillery Dispatches for his brave and courageous actions when assisting Association and the Limber Gunners Association of Toronto, we in the recovery of a vehicle and preventing further casualties were able to transport Gunner Wilson’s remains to Prospect while under enemy fire, as part of 1 RCR Battle Group. Cemetery using our Field Artillery Tractor (Quad) towing its limber and 25 Pounder. The commanding Gunner Wilson’s family officer, LCol Bill was very impressed and Kalogerakis, headed effusive in their praise. 32 CBG BG A thereby being the lead The Regiment’s element for IBTS and Officers also had the inter-arms collective opportunity to organize the trg for FY 2006-2007 annual Toronto Garrison for that BG. We were Officers’ Ball. This event, also the command which rotates through the element leading 480 of Toronto regiments, was 32 Brigade’s soldiers uniquely a Gunner event for EX STEADFAST with a C3 Howitzer, 81 mm RESPONSE 07, the mortar and other suitable domestic response accoutrements within exercise involving a the lobby of the hotel major flood scenario courtesy of RSM, CWO in the community of P. Rosa. The guests, Aurora to the north especially the civilians, of Toronto. The were very impressed Regiment was also Funeral at of second last Canadian World War 1 Veteran Percy Dwight Wilson, and many a photo taken. the lead unit and Feb 26, 1901- May 9, 2007. In a challenge to the formed the RHQ for other Toronto Garrison EX COOP GUNNER 07, getting four Ontario Regiments together units, we were able to lower the price of the Ball tickets without to train within a regimental context. Furthermore, the Battery compromising on the quality of the event and still make a tidy profit. Commander of 9 Bty Major Mike Gomes, commanded the LFCA The Honourable Senator, LGen (Ret’d) Romeo Dallaire, OC, CMM, Reserve Artillery composite close support battery for EX MAPLE GOC, MSC, graciously agreed to be the Patron of the Ball and his DEFENDER 07 at CMTC in Wainwright in August. In addition, words were well received by the audience of 850 guests. the LFCA summer Artillery Reserve Individual Training Battery in Sault Ste Marie was commanded by the Regiment’s 2IC, Maj The band of the 7th Toronto Regiment has also participated in Steve Zurbrigg, with his BSM being MWO Charles Harpaul. many high profile performances and is greatly sought after for events at the Canadian National Exhibition, the Royal Canadian The Regiment has been aggressively recruiting as we Military Institute (RCMI) and the annual Massed Band concert at continue to build our second mission element, 15 Battery Roy Thompson Hall, amongst others. (Mortars), under the command of Maj. John Stewart. Through the year, 20 new gunners were recruited and qualified. Given Looking forward the Regiment will continue to recruit and train the mortar task, several 81 mm conversion courses have been new Gunners, as they will be the backbone of our future tasks completed allowing for a larger pool of soldiers from which to at home and abroad. Another year of leadership and growth will draw for training. As the year draws to an end the Regiment soon be upon us.

Canadian Gunner 21 38th CBG Artillery Tactical Group t
th Field Artillery Regiment t
th Field Artillery Regiment t
th Independent Field Battery e Royal Regiment of Canadian Artillery

With the growing role of Artillery overseas, 38 Canadian Brigade administration to the maximum extent possible. Unit identities remain Group (38 CBG) Artillery Tactical Group (ATG) has never been more unchanged, as does the footprint of five batteries in five communities. determined to achieve a state of operational readiness such that the Overall strength of the ATG has grown to 239 members, proving to ATG is capable of deployment. In the past year, we have grown our be the one of the largest Reserve units in Canada! training expectations and created a more demanding schedule that members have grown to expect and look up to. The ATG is a means The year was kicked off with a strong Winter Ex in Kenora with of combining the efforts of the three artillery units of 38 CBG, namely 116 Ind Fd Bty. The following month was packed between the Bde 10 Field Regiment RCA (18 Battery, Regina & 64 Battery, Yorkton), CMX and CPX, regular unit training and Professional Development 26 Field Regiment RCA (13 Battery, Portage & 71 Battery and HQ & on both Military Law and Security. In March the Regiment undertook Svcs Battery, Brandon), and 116 Independent Field Battery, Kenora. the first live fire exercise of the year, Ex Prowling Gunner II after a The three units retain their entire identities, honouraries, unit funds, weekend of preps, maintenance, and unit training. In April 2007, we unit traditions, and so forth. The three share the same Commanding participated in Ex Bison Warrior. May was a busy month between Officer and RSM – in 2007 - Lieutenant-Colonel Ross Thompson regular scheduled training, and the Brandon Air Show. In June we and Master Warrant Officer Mike MacRae. The unified command participated in the Canada Day Salute. In September, we took off allows for the most efficient distribution of leadership, for the units with a bang, everyone anxious to use the skills they had acquired have varying strengths in terms of officers, senior NCOs and over their summer courses. After getting the usual DAG out of the warrant officers, and soldiers. The overarching principle of running way, the Regt took to the field in Shilo to get everyone through the the ATG was to centralize training and operations and decentralize CFOSP PWT I, II, and III in addition to Grenade, 9mm Pistol, and

22 L’Artilleur Canadien Live Pairs training. It was an intense weekend, however everyone 26th Fd Regt conducted a DP1 Arty course this year out of CFB left that weekend with a feeling of accomplishment. The following Shilo. 38 CBG ATG is proud to announce all seven candidates from month we commenced Ex Desert Mentor. All members in attendance our Group were graduates from this DP1 course. completed the BFT. Also in October, the unit participated in Ex Prowling Gunner 3. This two and a half day live fire collective training Several members of 38 CBG ATG were promoted over the past exercise consisted of four guns under command of one CP with the year, including Capt McArthur, Capt Popovits, Lt Rogowsky, 2Lt aim of performing Danger Close missions from the Ops. HF tasks for Drader, 2Lt Bowering, Sgt Pratt, Sgt McWatt, Sgt Melsted, MBdr the two gun firing units were issued throughout the exercise. Clark, MBdr Hague, MBdr Windl, Bdr Cousineau, Bdr Doerkson, Bdr McAuley, Bdr McCormick, Bdr Tom, and Bdr Wiersema. At the end November 07 was fast paced, between hosting the 59th of 2007, 38 CBG ATG promoted HCol Coleman (26) and appointed Annual Military Ball, performing the Remembrance Day Salute HLCol Linton (116), HLCol Felstead (26) and HLCol DeVos (10). in Winnipeg and Regina (as well as participating in several other HCol Jim Jeffries (26) has finally has retired after many years service local Remembrance Day services), performing the Opening of the to the Regt and the Guns. 38 CBG ATG is also currently looking Legislatures, and performing regular unit training. The year was for an HCol for Yorkton, SK. Also, 38 CBG ATG is sad to announce finished in style with one last weekend of First Aid training for all the sudden passing of 10 Fd Regt’s HCol, Jack Wiebe in April 07. members, and finally Ex Merry Barbara, hosted in Regina this year. The ATG conducted a 15 gun Vice Regal Salute for him in honour Merry Barbara, although an annual celebration, also became a great of his past service as a Lieutenant Governor for the Province of opportunity for all five Batteries to plan future training in addition to Saskatchewan. realise the current strengths of the ATG. 26th Fd Regt’s 71 Bty won the annual floor hockey competition. The ATG welcomed home Sgt Wilson from operations overseas in Aug 2007. He deployed to Afghanistan and was involved with mentoring the Afghan Army. 26th Fd Regt had eleven members on workup training this year and who will be heading overseas on deployment Feb 08 with TF 1-08. This list includes five members of 71 Bty, five members of 13 Bty and one from HQ & Svcs Bty including; MBdr Blair, MBdr Orchard, MCpl Sauck, Bdr Grabauskas, Bdr Lussier, Bdr Mayers, Bdr Pastershank, Bdr Staples Gnr McDermot- Fouts, Gnr Roth, and Gnr Wiebe. 10th Fd Regt has seven individuals for TF 1-08 - Sgt Imamovic, MBdr Matthies, Bdr Betker, Bdr Vanderhulst, and Bdr Weier from 18 Bty and 64 Bty is proud to announce that Sgt Melsted and Bdr McAuley

will be deploying as a Detachment Commander and a Detachment Member, respectively. 116 Ind Fd Bty had six members heading to Afghanistan in 2008, including MBdr Leblanc, Bdr Evans, Bdr Hawkins, Bdr Scott, Bdr Wiersema, and Gnr Laroque. All these soldiers have been on intensive training schedule since 01 Apr 07 and are anxiously awaiting their deployment. It is expected that they will leave before the end of Feb 08 with the rest of the 800 soldiers departing from CFB Shilo.

While these 24 soldiers are working hard overseas, the remaining members of 38 CBG ATG will be working hard within their units preparing for future deployments, and supporting their efforts overseas. 2008 forecasts a rigorous training schedule in support of operations overseas. Gun salute in Swift Current, Saskatchewan. Canadian Gunner 23 15th Field Artillery Regiment e Royal Regiment of Canadian Artillery

2007 was a very exciting and demanding year for 15th Field July 1st saw the Regiment conduct the Canada Day Salute at Artillery Regiment, based out of Vancouver, and Aldergrove, British Stanley Park. Simultaneously, our Band, the Band of the 15th Field Columbia. The Regiment met many milestones over the past year, Artillery Regiment, Royal Regiment of Canadian Artillery played including implementing a challenging operational plan, conducting to their normal high standard, drawing large crowds of onlookers, a Change of Command, and putting forth a significant contribution adding to an already thrilling performance. to Task Force 1-08, all the while participating fully in a number of OP CONNECTION activities. The new training year kicked off with a Change of Command Parade. The Regiment bid farewell to Lieutenant Colonel Daniel Highlights of training included staff from C Bty, RCHA coming to Kuhn and welcomed the new Commanding Officer, Major Jim Vancouver in January to pass on their knowledge regarding IED drills Barrett, appointed after having been the Second-in-Command in convoy operations. In the spring, we conducted EX CAUSTIC since January 2005. Captain Richard Van Slyke assumed the SHOCK ‘07 in Fort Lewis, Washington from where we re-deployed position of Second-in-Command, having been previously served directly into the Brigade EX COUGAR SALVO in the Comox Valley as Officer Commanding the Regimental Band. on Vancouver Island. 15th Field, along with our counterparts from 5th (BC) Field Regiment, RCA, were tasked as enemy force for the Shortly thereafter, the Regiment, in conjunction with 5th (BC) exercise. Shortly thereafter the combined Regiments deployed Field, conducted EX CLAYMORE STEEL, again in Fort Lewis. to the Yakima Training Centre – a satellite facility in the desert of This Ex confirmed the training realized by the summer courses our Washington State, to confirm our gunnery skills. troops were able to take.

In June, the Regiment, with 5th (BC) Field accompanying, This year 39 Brigade, rather than offering the annual Brigade returned to Fort Lewis for an intensive weekend live-fire artillery training event, EX COUGAR SALVO, offered instead a series of shoot. During that weekend, the soldiers proceeded to the ‘Leschi three exercises which we participated in to fulfill the annual IBTS Town’ MOUT Training Area, to kick down doors and clear rooms in requirements. These three exercises were all offered in various some much anticipated urban operations training. parts of the former CFB Chilliwack base and training area, and provided an opportunity for unique training activities involving Also in June, Vancouver celebrated the 250th Anniversary actions on IED’s, convoy discipline, and the always favourite BFT. of Captain Vancouver ‘discovering’ what is now Vancouver Harbour with the Regiment participating, firing a Salute during the On Remembrance Day, 39 CBG again provided it’s traditionally festivities. large contingent to the City of Vancouver parade. The Regiment fired the salute from Portside Park overlooking the Harbour and in view of the North Shore mountains, and then conducted an Artillery Roll Past on the Parade Route.

It has brought the Regiment great satisfaction this year, to be sending 13 of some of our best and brightest gunners to be part of Task Force 1-08 in Afghanistan, serving in various important roles including: working with B Battery, 1 RCHA, the TUAV Detachment, augmentees to 2 VP, the MP Detachment, and PSYOPS.

The remainder of the training year is filled with CITY courses. The Regiment conducted Mod 1 ATCIS (Basic) for the Brigade, and will be conducting DP1 Field Artillery in the Winter Term, along with Mod 5 ATCIS (Arty Communicator), and Arty Tow.

The full circle is completed when we again use EX CAUSTIC SHOCK 08 to confirm these three artillery courses as above in the live fire Convoy Ops Train- shoot in March. 24 L’Artilleur Canadien th Field Artillery Regiment e Royal Regiment of Canadian Artillery

The 30th Field Regiment, better known around Ottawa as, the first time that The Bytown Gunners have answered the call “The Bytown Gunners”, has been working extremely hard over to arms, and with a unit steeped in such rich history as the 30th the last year to maintain a high level of professionalism and Field Regiment, you can expect it won’t be the last. training that all members of the Regiment have come to expect. At CFRB Dow’s Lake, where the 30th Field Regiment calls Over the past year, the troops have participated in quite a few home, there have been a few changes in key positions over the live fire and dry deployments that were executed with maximum past months. In February, WO James Hemlin was appointed as speed and aggression from all who participated. The primary the Battery Sergeant Major of 2nd (Field) Battery, and in August, focus for training this year has been sticking to basic artillery Captains Shawna Boyechko and Finlay Mullally assumed the skills, and it is plain to see for all who attend, that these practices commands of 1st (HQ) Battery and 2nd (Field) Battery respectively. have sure rubbed off on the soldiers on the ground. The constant In more recent news, a long-serving member of the Regiment, training that these young gunners receive has definitely played Sergeant William Hall was promoted to the rank of Warrant its part in the overall professionalism and high morale of the 30th Officer in November. Field Regiment. It is always hard to let a member of the Regiment go, and it On top of an extensive training schedule, 30th Field has is with a heavy heart that The Bytown Gunners have had to say also played a large role in augmenting regular force units on good-bye to one of their own. After serving several years at 30th operations overseas. Most recently, The Bytown Gunners have Field with the unofficial appointment of Honorary Sergeant, Sgt repatriated five members from Task Force 3-06; Sgt Sharp, Steve Van Velthooven passed away earlier this year. Our prayers Mbdr’s Dunville and Godatalla, and Bdr’s Erling and Garbuio, as and condolences go out to Steve’s family. He will be missed. well as deployed two members on Task Force 1-07; WO Meinert and Sgt Lopez. Just as quickly as soldiers are welcomed back Finally, the 30th Field Regiment will continue to strive for to the unit, 30th Field is sending more to CFB Petawawa to fill in excellence, and with an extensive training schedule for 2008, the ranks of the next roto, Task Force 3-08. This certainly isn’t the strengths of this Regiment are only getting better.

Canadian Gunner 25 56th Field Artillery Regiment e Royal Regiment of Canadian Artillery

2007 was another busy and exciting year for the 56th Field culminated with Ex Direct Gunner at ATC Meaford in Nov. Regiment, RCA, with some members leaving for overseas Ex Direct Gunner was a live fire 105mm Howitzer exercise, tours or work-up training, and others returning home to us. combined with a C6 night shoot with illumination provided by the guns. All members enjoyed the rare opportunity for February saw the homecoming of two members deployed gunners to actually see rounds impacting and the chance to on TF 3-06, Bdr Adam Brown and Bdr Chris Tietz.. Both shoot the C6. Everybody loves machine guns! left in August 06 for Afghanistan, where Bdr Brown served on M777’s with E Bty 2RCHA and Bdr Tietz served as a Partly due to TF 3-08 generation, partly due to changes member of the Sperwer UAV detachment. Both members in other areas, Battery leadership was also changed in were highly praised for their work, and the 56th Fd is proud 2007. 54 Bty BC Capt. David Vandevenne departed on of their accomplishments. work-up training for TF 3-08 and was replaced by Lt Adrian Dereniowski, with WO Chris Chaban as BSM. 69 Bty BC, February also saw the departure of 3 members deployed Capt Robin Cooke whose day job was 31 CBG G3 Exercises on TF 1-07. WO John McDonald, MBdr Chris Jax and MBdr / Plans accepted a full-time position as Regimental Adjutant David Vreugdenhil served with D Bty 2RCHA. MBdr Jax was and was replaced by Lt Nathan Gudgeon, with Sgt Mark the Recce NCO for B Troop, MBdr Vreugdenhil was Sigs NCO Leitch as BSM. 10 Bty BC is Capt Mark Pigeau with Sgt for A Troop and WO McDonald was TSM and CP Supervisor Robert Lockhart as BSM. for A, B and C Troop. All 3 members returned safely in August and thoroughly enjoyed their tours in Afghanistan and their The 56th Fd Regt believes strongly in maintaining a experiences supporting NATO forces throughout Kandahar presence in the public eye, to promote the Regiment, project and Helmand Provinces. a positive image of the CF and to remind Canadians that the Canadian Forces are not only overseas fighting our enemies In June, 56th Fd Regt said goodbye to the CO, LCol Peter but also right here at home, ready to protect them. In 2007 Brown – temporarily. LCol Brown deployed as part of the we participated in several community events. In August, we UN mission in the Congo, Op Crocodile. Maj David Meehan participated in the annual United Way Airshow held at the assumed acting command of the Regt in the absence of the Brantford Municipal Airport, with a display of vehicles, small CO. LCol Brown is expected to return in late Jan 2008. arms and mortars. On Remembrance Day the Regiment again put forth maximum effort, with members participating The big story of the year, one which has had a profound in ceremonies on Nov 11th and several weekends prior. 10th effect on training, has been the departure of members for Bty attended the ceremony in St Catharines. 54 Bty attended work-up training for TF 3-08. From June 07 to the beginning the ceremony at the cenotaph across from the armouries of Jan 08, no less than 16 members of the Regt departed to in Brantford, On. 69 Bty attended the Six Nations Veterans start training for their deployment to Afghanistan in August ceremony in Ohsweken on 21 Oct 07, ceremonies in Selkirk 08. Many of these members were the most skilled, effective and Teeterville, on on 4 Nov 07 and ceremonies in Simcoe, and dependable soldiers in the Regt. Their absence has Port Dover, Delhi and Waterford, On 11 Nov 07. 69 Bty, with been strongly felt and we look forward to the safe return the assistance of 54 Bty also provided a quarterguard for the of them all in Feb 09. An exciting initiative at the Regt Ontario Lieutenant Governor David Onley on 1 Dec 2007 for to support members and their families is the formation of his visit to Simcoe in Norfolk County. the 56 Fd Regt Family Support Group. Its mission is to enhance the quality of 56 Fd Regt military members and 2007 was a very exciting and challenging year for 56th their families by promoting and facilitating community-based Field. We look forward to more exciting training and events services through the Military Family Resource Centre and for 2008! encourage civic and community partners in expressing their support for the work of our soldiers. To date, more than one community business has generously assisted financially with this project.

Despite the absence of so many key people on work-up training, 56 Fd Regt has had a very successful training year. The Regt successfully deployed its personnel to Exercise Maple Defender from Regimental HQ in Brantford, ON to CFB Wainwright. Several live fire exercises through the year 26 L’Artilleur Canadien 1 Air Defence Regiment (Lanark and Renfrew Scottish) e Royal Regiment of Canadian Artillery

In January we started the year off right with our annual winter family. They’ve been very pro-active in their effort to bring soldiers in indoctrination training. As usual it was well received by all our to the Regiment as was clearly seen with all the new faces around soldiers. This training will be very valuable when it comes time to the Regimental lines. Unfortunately along with our enrolling of new deploy north for the eventual SOVOPS EX. February saw some personnel we also lose some. Component Transfers have taken our soldiers preparing to leave for Afghanistan beginning with the many soldiers into the Regular Force. This is the nature of our selection of our serving Commanding Officer, Major Chubbs to business and we wish them well. begin training for an overseas tour. He was very pleased to finally be able to contribute in the fight against terrorism. Unfortunately With great regret, a long time member of our Regimental the drawback was that we saw a quick end to his Command. We family left us suddenly. Our Honouary Colonel, Colonel Brian lost a good officer, and a an outstanding CO early in his tenure Noonan passed away suddenly in September. He will always be who now has the distinction of being the first Newfoundlander to remembered as a good CO and excellent HCol. His contribution, command the Regiment. The CO was not alone in being selected for dedication and loyalty to the Regiment, to the soldiers will never be Afghanistan. Bdr Power was originally selected as a driver with the forgotten. Col Noonan, “Stand Easy, End of Mission” Helicopter Squadron. But as luck would have it, he demonstrated excellent skills as a UAV operator. Consequently his tasking was In September we saw the retirement of WO Gary Hatcher, changed and he attended a UAV course as an operator and did with 30 years plus service. This is in fact his third time retiring extremely well. As a result he completed his tour as an operator so he is well practiced. With his Regimental Scroll he took along in good standing. Congrats for a job well done. MCpl Bouchard a well deserved COs Commendation as well. As the fall moved our resident Supply Tech was picked late in the training cycle and along we celebrated our Regimental Birthday in fine tradition by deployed with 2 MP Pl. Two others, who transferred or were posted gathering with past Regimental members at the local Cenotaph from the Regiment WO Chase and WO Walker, (now MWO) to pay homage to those who made the ultimate sacrifice for their completed their tour in the CMIC roll, with great success. country. The following training weekend, the Regiment gathered for a happier occasion to complete the Regimental celebration with the With Maj Chubbs gone our DCO Maj Goetz stood in as the reading of our history. With many new soldiers in the Regiment it Acting Commanding Officer. He brought his many years of was an excellent introduction to the Regiment and its history. The experience to the Regiment for his short term as Acting CO but left Regimental cake was then cut for all to enjoy. a marked imprint on the soldiers before leaving with his family to Nova Scotia. With the year end coming training is still at an all time high. The schedule has been full with the communication, IBTS and Waiting to finish his tenure as the COS for 33 CBG was our new SQ training. During all these courses our staff has been busy CO, LCol Wiley. He assumed command of the Regiment officially conducting inter-unit training with the 30th Fd Regt on the weekends 25 May 2007. LCol Wiley brings with him 30 years experience as and 2 RCHA during the week. So there is no shortage of training a Field Artillery Officer, which will be a definite asset at this time of and maintaining Field Gunner skills. So all in all things have been change. Our first training weekend with LCol Wiley was in Carleton very busy within 42nd Fd Regt. I would be remiss if I neglected to Place. It was at this time, we bid a fond farewell to Maj Goetz. mention the well deserved promotions. Cpl Charter, an Infanteer Along with his Regimental Scroll he took along a well deserved attached to us from The Princess Louise Fusiliers, to MCpl. Other CO’s commendation. That weekend saw MBdr Carmody, MBdr promotions were: Connaughan, MWO Webster receive CO’s commendations as Gnr Kuiack promoted to MBdr on 16 Oct 07 well. We extend a hearty congratulation to all, well done. Gnr Kuehl promoted to Bdr on 10 Nov 07 Gnr Kay promoted to Bdr on 8 Sep 07 As the year moved on our training as Field Artillery Gunners Gnr Stoppa promoted to Bdr on 2 Jun 07 continued with great zeal. Throughout the summer Arty ARC gave Gnr Seto promoted to Bdr on 9 Jun 07 our soldiers the much needed trades related courses we needed to Gnr MacLean promoted to Bdr on 23 Dec 07 complete our transition to a Field Artillery Regiment All in all it was 2Lt Ried promoted to Lt a very hectic year that saw all our fulltime staff working overtime 2Lt Bellemore promoted to Lt to accomplish this transition effectively and professionally. To Personnel training now for the next tour TF 08 are: complete the transition we need our Regimental Name change to Lt. Bellmore, Sgt. Attrux, Bdr Douglas, Bdr Kuehl, Bdr. Risto, become official. So that we can proudly call ourselves 42nd Field Bdr. Seto, Bdr. Shulist, Capt. Stepaniuk, Bdr. Stoppa, Artillery Regiment. From the Commanding Officer, LCol Wiley, RSM, CWO Howell Our recruiting section, Capt Prendergast and WO Lee, has and all the Troops of 42nd FD Regt. Congratulations and Good luck had great success in enrolling new personnel into our Regimental to all! Canadian Gunner 27 18th Air Defence Regiment e Royal Regiment of Canadian Artillery

The year of 2007 was another eventful and productive year year. It began with a bang, literally as the unit headed NORTH for the regiment. From soldiers going on and passing courses, to CFB WAINWRIGHT again to conduct a live fire exercise with to exercises in WAINWRIGHT and DUNDURN and even some 20 Field Artillery Regiment. The soldiers who participated were soldiers preparing to go on tour in Afghanistan in February 2008, professional in doing their jobs on the guns and were noted by 2007 saw the continued progress of the unit changing back to a the other units as having constantly kept morale high and had fun field gun unit from Air Defence. while still getting the job done. With the start of the training year, the focus on Individual Battle Task Standards (IBTS) was the task-at- In January five soldiers made the journey up to Red Deer hand for 18 Air Defence Regiment. The Unit attended EXERCISE every weekend to complete the DP1 Artillery course. The course AUTUMN GRIZZLY in October to confirm their abilities on the PWT lasted until May which culminated in a live fire confirmatory ranges. 18 AD Regiment’s participation level during this exercise shoot in WAINWRIGHT. The Unit also sent an officer away to was noted as being significant. As a part of the IBTS training every Gagetown to become a Forward Observation Officer. In March, soldier also had to complete the Battle Fitness Test which involved the Regiment took part in Exercise EASTERN GRIZZLY held the 13 km rucksack march and a 100m fireman carry. The test was in DUNDURN Saskatchewan. This was a week long exercise done in November and was very successful. Remembrance day which involved 38 CBG and 41 CBG. Some of the training in brought back an older tradition where the Unit conducted the Minute which our unit took part was live fire convoys and direct fire with Gun Salute for the two minutes of silence during the Remembrance the Guns. Other members were also tasked to act as OPFOR. ceremony. Concurrently, during the IBTS training soldiers traveled It was cold and miserable at some points but the soldiers carried to Calgary every weekend to complete courses in AITCS, Driver on with the job and felt the training was well worth it. Wheeled and PLQ.

In the summer months the newer members of the Regiment Saint Barbara’s day festivities were conducted on the 8th of embarked on their military careers by completing BMQ and SQ, December with a sports day and the Soldier’s Christmas Dinner some other members also completed DP1 and CP Tech courses to in the evening. The day was enjoyed by all who attended and further the progression of the unit into a Field Artillery regiment. As was a nice way to finish off 2007. well, the Regiment participated in two local events of importance. Firstly, the regiment participated and organized the military ground In all, 2007 was a very productive year for the Regiment and display for the Lethbridge Air Show. Total attendance exceeded 40 saw many soldiers complete courses to further their careers and thousand for the three day event. Lastly, the regiment participated abilities in the unit. The exercises were fun and included some in the Whoop-up Days celebration held yearly at the local exhibition very thorough training and the members of the unit did a great grounds. September marked the beginning of the Unit’s training job representing 18 Air Defence Regiment and the Artillery.

28 L’Artilleur Canadien RHQ RCA - QGR ARC

2007 was another year for changing faces at RHQ RCA. Maj L’année 2007 a vu bien des visages changer au PCR de l’ARC. Gerry Lessard, Capt (ex-CWO) Geoff Popovits, and Cpl Crystal Le Maj Gerry Lessard, le Capt (ex-adjuc) Geoff Popovits et le Cpl Yaroslawsky remained on staff as Regt Maj, Asst Adjt RCA, and Crystal Yaroslawsky sont restés en poste, en tant que Maj régt, RHQ Clerk respectively. However, Maj Lessard has been double Asst Capt Adjt de l’ARC et commis du PCR respectivement. Le hatted as the Base G1 since the fall. Capt Scott Lloyd was first Maj Lessard est aussi responsable en tant que G1 de la base tasked away as Base G1 in spring and posted to the UK in the depuis cet automne. Le Capt Scott Lloyd était auparavant G1 summer. Bdr Randy Blowes returned to 1 RCHA in Apr, and Gnr de la base au printemps, mais il a été détaché au Royaume- Chris Jenkins took his release in Nov. Finally, Sgt Dave Redford Uni cet été. Le Bdr Randy Blowes est retourné au 1 RCHA en from 1 RCHA became the RHQ Sgt in Apr, MBdr Kyle Appel avril, alors que l’artilleur Chris Jenkins a pris sa libération en was posted in from 2 RCHA to fill the Kitshop 2ic position in Nov novembre. Enfin, le Sgt Dave Redford du 1 RCHA est devenu le and Bdr Adam Hansson (1 RCHA) joined the Worksop in Dec to sgt du PCR en avril, le Bdrc Kyle Appel a été affecté du 2 RCHA understudy Bdr Cam Bell , who will going back to the Regiment pour remplir les fonctions de cmdtA au magasin de fourniment in early 2008. The remainder of the RHQ team for 2007 were en novembre, et le Bdr Adam Hansson (1 RCHA) s’est joint Bdr Glen Parsons and Gnr Genevieve Bosse from the RCA à l’atelier en décembre pour remplacer le Bdr Cam Bell, qui Workshop, with Bdrs Dwayne Butler and George Zinck in the retournera au régiment au début de 2008. Le reste de l’équipe RCA Kitshop. du PCR pour 2007 comprenait le Bdr Glen Parsons et l’artilleur Even though Geneviève Bossé de l’atelier de this year’s JOC l’ARC, ainsi que le Bdr Dwayne was cancelled, Butler et le Bdr George Zinck au Regimental magasin de fourniment de l’ARC. Headquarters remained busy Bien que le JOC de cette as ever. Among année ait été annulé, le poste de numerous commandement régimentaire est events was the resté plus occupé que jamais. Parmi coordinating les nombreux événements figuraient the opening la coordination des cérémonies ceremonies of d’ouverture de l’exposition the Regimental itinérante régimentaire « Canada’s traveling exhibit Gunners » à Shilo (janvier), de “Canada’s même que le soutien du musée Gunners” in de l’ARC lors de l’inauguration Shilo (Jan), and de la galerie des armes (août) supporting the et de la galerie patrimoniale des RCA Museum Forces canadiennes (novembre). in the grand Par ailleurs, le PCR a contribué opening of Back row: Sgt Redford, Bdr Parsons, Bdr Hansson, Bdr Butler, Bdr Zinck. à la passation des pouvoirs du their Weapons Front row: MBdr Appel, Cpl Yaroslawsky, Gnr Bosse, Capt Popovits. Missing: colonel commandant de l’ARCA Gallery (Aug) Maj Lessard, Bdr Bell lors de l’AGA de cette dernière and CF (septembre) à la maison mère, Heritage Gallery (Nov). As well, RHQ assisted with this year’s au dévoilement des monogrammes du PPLCI et du RCR sur RCAA AGM and Change of Colonel Commandant’s (Sep) at une pièce d’artillerie commémorative à Kingston (novembre), the Home Station, the unveiling the PPLCI & RCR Cyphers on et enfin a la commémoration du désastre de Canoe River the Memorial Gun in Kingston (Nov), and again commemorated (novembre) au monument de Shilo. Le PCR continue toujours the Canoe River Disaster (Nov) at the Memorial in Shilo. RHQ de servir de centre administratif pour toutes les activités non still continues to act as the administrative centre for all RCA publiques et patrimoniales de l’ARC, telles que la levée de fonds non-public and heritage activities such as the RCA Heritage de la campagne patrimoniale de l’ARC, les opérations annuelles Campaign fundraising, the annual operations of the Regimental du fonds régimentaire, la publication de « Quadrant » et de Fund, putting out both the “Quadrant”, and “Canadian Gunner”, « Canadian Gunner », le site Web de l’ARC (www.artillery.net) et the RCA website at www.artillery.net and running of The RCA l’administration du site du magasin de fourniment et de l’atelier Kitshop & Workshop found at www.rcakitshop.net de l’ARC (www.rcakitshop.net).

Canadian Gunner 29 RCA Museum - Musée d’ARC

Your Museum continued to connect Canadians with the Notre musée a continué de rejoindre les Canadiens en leur Gunner story in 2007. The traveling exhibit “Canada’s Gunners” présentant l’histoire des artilleurs en 2007. L’exposition itinérante was home in Shilo from January to October and then moved « Canada’s Gunners » était à Shilo de janvier à octobre, puis a ensuite to the CFB Petawawa Museum. It has now been visited by été présentée au musée de la BFC Petawawa. Elle a maintenant over 283,000 people since it began touring in 2005. We also été vue par plus de 283 000 personnes depuis sa création en 2005. opened two new permanent galleries in the Museum. The new Nous avons également ouvert deux nouvelles galeries permanentes Weapons Vault was opened in August and currently displays au musée. La nouvelle voûte des armes a été ouverte en août et over 90 small arms dating back to 1760. In November, we compte actuellement plus de 90 armes légères remontant jusqu’à opened the CF Heritage Gallery which tells the military history 1760. En novembre, nous avons ouvert la galerie du patrimoine des of Canada beginning Forces canadiennes, qui with the arrival of the relate l’histoire militaire du Vikings. Canada depuis l’arrivée des Vikings. The Museum also Le musée a également participated in the participé au tournage de filming of several plusieurs documentaires documentaries et d’un long-métrage and one feature cette année. Les film this year. The documentaires « Vimy documentaries Ridge: Heaven to Hell », “Vimy Ridge: Heaven « Vimy Underground » to Hell”, “Vimy et « Frostbite: Manitoba Underground”, and and The Cold War » ont “Frostbite: Manitoba été diffusés sur la chaîne and The Cold War” History Television et le have been aired on réseau CTV et vus par un History Television auditoire évalué à plus de and CTV to an 800 000 personnes. De estimated audience plus, le musée a fourni of over 800,000 trois pièces d’artillerie people. In addition, Back Row: Sgt Baldric, WW1 mannequin, Kathleen Christensen, Curator, Clive et apporter des conseils the Museum Prother-Brooks, Collections Manager, Dayna Barscello, Assistant Curator, Cheryl techniques pour les provided three guns Van Der Raadt, Administrative Coordinator, and Chuck Whittingham, Security. séquences d’artillerie and technical advice Front row: George Wolchuk, Security, Marc George, Director. dans le long-métrage for the artillery Absent: Mary Lou Barnes, Kylie Stasila (Intern) de Paul Gross intitulé sequences in the « Passchendaele », qui Paul Gross feature film “Passchendaele”, which is scheduled devrait être diffusé en salle mondialement en novembre 2008. for world-wide theatrical release in November, 2008. Nous avons connu quelques changements de personnel en 2007. We experienced some staff changes in 2007. First, we added Tout d’abord, nous avons maintenant deux commissionnaires pour a security staff of two Commissionaires, Chuck Whittingham assurer la sécurité, Chuck Whittingham et George Wolchuk. Ensuite, and George Wolchuk. Secondly, we were able to hire Kylie nous avons réussi à engager Kylie Stasila en tant qu’adjointe à la Stasila as a part-time curatorial assistant for half the year. conservation à temps partiel pour la moitié de l’année. En décembre, In December, Mary Lou Barnes retired from her position as Mary Lou Barnes a pris sa retraite de son poste de coordinatrice Administrative Coordinator after many years of faithful service administrative après de nombreuses années de loyaux services to DND and The Royal Regiment. Mary Lou did a great deal au MDN au Régiment royal. Elle a beaucoup fait pour le musée, et around the Museum and she will be sorely missed. Mary Lou elle nous manquera énormément. Cheryl Van Der Raadt remplace has been succeeded by Cheryl Van Der Raadt, who brings her maintenant Mary Lou et vient renforcer du même coup notre équipe own outstanding skills to our team. grâce à ses compétences exceptionnelles.

The Museum staff is looking forward to continuing to preserve Le personnel du musée est avide de continuer à préserver et à and tell the Gunner story in 2008. raconter l’histoire des artilleurs en 2008. Bonne chance et bon tir à tous les artilleurs partout! 30 L’Artilleur Canadien 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 concours tous les militaires et membres du per- and civilian personnel and students attending post-secondary sonnel 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 that La dissertation doit porter sur tout sujet d’histoire militaire ou d’intérêt 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 They must be typewritten and submitted in quadruplicate. The title être soumis en quatre exemplaires. Le titre et la page de chaque and page of any published or unpublished work to which refer- ouvrage publié ou non publié auquel on renvoie, ou dont on cite ence has been made, or from which extracts have been taken, un extrait dans la dissertation, doivent être mentionnés dans must be quoted and footnoted. une note en bas de page. Authorship of entries must be strictly anonymous. Each competi- Les dissertations doivent être déposées sous le couvert de tor will adopt a motto or nom de plume, which will be quoted at l’anonymat. Ainsi, chaque auteur ou auteure doit adopter une devise the top of the entry. ou un nom de plume qu’il ou elle inscrira au haut de la dissertation. A sealed envelope will be enclosed with the entry. This envelope Il faut joindre â la dissertation une enveloppe scellée contenant le will contain the service number, rank (as applicable), name and numéro matricule, le grade (le cas échéant), le nom et l’adresse address of the competitor. The envelope will have the appropri- de l’auteur/auteure. La devise ou le nom de plume, sans autre ate motto or nom de plume only, typewritten on the outside. renseignement, doit Ítre dactylographié sur l’enveloppe. ENTRIES ARE TO BE ADDRESSED TO: TRANSMETTRE LES DISSERTATIONS À: Editor, The Canadian Gunner Le Rédacteur en chef, L’Artilleur canadien The Colonel Geoffrey Brooks Memorial Essay Competition Concours de dissertation commémoratif Colonel-Geoffrey-Brooks RHQ RCA QGR ARC PO Box 5000 Stn Main C.P. 5000, succurs. Main Shilo, MB R0K 2A0 Shilo (Man.) R0K 2A0 Les dissertations doivent parvenir au QGR ARC au plus tard le Entries must reach RHQ RCA by 30 November 2008. 30 novembre 2008. $1000.00 in prizes will be awarded. ($500 first prize, $300 sec- Les prix, d’un montant total de 1 000 $. (1er prix de 500 $, 2e ond prize and $200 third prize). prix de 300 $ et 3e prix de 200 $). JUDGING JURY The Editor will arrange for a committee to judge the entries. The de- Le rédacteur en chef formera un comité pour l’évaluation des cisions of this committee will be final. Results will be made known dissertations. Les décisions du comité sont finales et les résul- in the next issue of The Canadian Gunner and on www.artillery.net. tats seront annoncés dans la prochaine édition de L’Artilleur Winners will be contacted by letter. canadien et sur le Web à www.artillery.net. Les lauréats seront The Editor and staff of The Canadian Gunner can not be held re- avisés de leur sélection par lettre. sponsible for the loss or return of any essay submitted; nor shall they Le rédacteur en chef et le personnel de L’Artilleur canadien se incur any liability whatsoever in connection with the receipt, dealings, dégagent de toute responsabilité concernant la perte ou le re- judging and reports of essays. tour de toute dissertation soumise, et de toute responsabilité The copyright of any essay submitted will remain with the author, concernant la réception, l’évaluation, le traitement ou le compte however, submission of a paper to the competition gives The RCA rendu de ces dissertations. permission to publish said document in The Canadian Gunner and to L’auteur/auteure conserve ses droits d’auteur sur la dissertation. retain a copy in The RCA Museum library and archives. Toutefois, la soumission d‘une dissertation autorise par le fait même l’ARC à en publier le texte dans LíArtilleur canadien et à en conserver copie dans la bibliothèque et les archives du Musée de l’ARC.

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Revenue Printing/Impression 1,245.50 As of/Des que 31 Dec 07 Postage/Tarifs Postaux 366.06 Donations/Donations 53,089.50 RCA Web Page (Maint)/Entretien de Site web 1,666.64 The Quadrant/Le Quadrant 92.86 RCA Web Page (Server)/Livraison de site web 239.60 Gunner/L’Artilleur 68.36 RCA Photo Comp/Concours de photo 400.00 Advertising/Publicité 1800.00 Total $7,936.56 Kit Shop/Boutique des fournitures 0 Interest/Intérêt 7,027.96 Member Assistance/Aide de membre Museum Bldg/Ediface Musée 0 Bursary Awards/Bourses éducatives 7,000.00 RCA Fund Interest/Intérêt des fonds ARC 14,778.97 Emergency Assistance/Concessions d’aide 1,500.00 Misc Revenue/ Revenu Divers 10,814.00 Expressions of Sympathy/Expressions Sympathique 0 Total Revenue/ Revenu Total $87,671.65 Total $8,500.00

Expenses/Dépenses Member Recognition/Identification de membre Accounting Services/service de comptabilité 2,578.55 Top Student Awards/Supérieures d’étudiant 0 ADP Lease/Bail d’ordinateur 0 Retirement/Retraite 15,520.90 Postage/Tarifs Postaux 202.18 Total $15,520.90 Printing/Impression 0 Grants/Concessions Staff Trg/ Instrucion de personnel 0 RCA Band/Bande d’ARC 1,250.00 PP&S/fournitures 504.16 RCAA Membership/Payer sa cotisation d’AARC 1,500.00 Donor Rewards/récompenses des donateurs 1,778.50 RCA Museum/Musée d’ARC 0 Depreciation/Dépréciation 0 Petawawa Museum/Musée de Petawawa 500.00 Total Expenses/Dépenses Total $5,063.39 1 RCHA Pipes & Drums/ 1 RCHA Musuique 375.00 Remaining Program Revenue/ 1 RCHA 1,825.00 Les Fonds programme qui reste 82,608.26 2 RCHA 1,825.00 Programmes 5 RALC 1,825.00 Heritage/Héritage 73.97 4 AD Regt 890.00 Identity/Identité 1,233.23 RCA School 1,104.00 Professional Development/ ERE 0 Développement Professionnel 0 Total $11,094.00 Communication/Communication 7,936.56 Special Projects/Projets Spéciaux Assistance/Aide aux Membres 8,500 Re-investment in Fund/ Recognition/Identification 15,520.90 Nouvel investissement du fond 0 Grants/Concessions 11,094.00 Unit Projects/Projets Unités 1,500.00 Projects/Projets 1,500 Transfer to 150th Fund/Transfert à fond 150e 0 Standing Allocations/Allocation 600.95 Transfer to Bldg Fund/Transfert à fond musée 0 Total Remaining/Fonds Total qui reste $36,148.65 Ad Rebate/Rabais de publicités 0 Programmes -- Heritage/Héritage Total $1,500.00 Museum Conference 73.97 Allocations/Allocations NPP Maint/Bourse de BNP 0 RHQ RCA Reserve/Réserve de QGR ARC 600.95 Band Conference 0 Total $600.95 Total $73.97

Identity Deployment Flags/Drapeaux de déploiement 0 Accroutments/Fouriments 1,233.23 Track Suits/survêtements 0 Investments/Mise de Fonds Total $1,233.23 Regimental Fund/Fond Regimentaire $265,250.33 Museum Building Fund/Fond de Édiface Musée $13.75 Professional Development/ 150th Anniversary Fund/Fond Anniversaire de 150e $11,604.92 Développement Professionnel RCA Heritage/d’héritage de l’ARC $260,273.76 Master Gunner Conference/ Conférence de maître canonnier 0 Total $537,142.76 JOC/COS 0 Brooks Essay Competition/ Concours de colonel Geoffrey Brooks essai 0 Total $0 Communications/Communications Gunner Layout/Disposition de L’Artilleur Canadien 1,333.36 Printing/Impression 313.76 Postage/Tarifs Postaux 345.64 Quadrant Layout/Disposition de Quadrant 2,026.00

Canadian Gunner 33 RCA LISTING - BY RANK - 2007 LISTE D’ARC - PAR GRADE - 2007 RANK NAME INITS LOCATION GRADE NOM INITS ENDROITS LGEN ARP J NATO HQ -NORFOLK LCOL KUHN D 15 FD REGT LGEN LESLIE AB CLS LCOL LAVOIE JAM CLS MGEN BEARE SA LFDTS HQ KINGSTON LCOL LAVOIE JR CI SQFT VALCARTIER MGEN(RET’D) STEPHENSON BE HCOL - 7 TOR REGT LCOL LEFEBVRE JGP DGST OPS BGEN BARABE JGJC JTF- EAST LCOL LEMIEUX JAA DGISP BGEN HOWARD AJ LFCA LCOL MACVICAR IC LFAA HQ - G5 BGEN SELBIE JJ DCP SHAPE LCOL MAGNAN JCL C PROG - DFPPC 9 HCOL BROWNLEE-BAKER 15 FD REGT LCOL MATHESON RH LFTS HQ HCOL BURTON GE 1 FD REGT LCOL MCGEACHY DK 3 FD REGT HCOL COLEMAN BJ 26 FD REGT LCOL MCNAIR JB CLFCSC HCOL FAIRBAIRN J 18 AD REGT LCOL MCNICOLL JRM COS VCDS HCOL LYNCH-STAUNTON AG 5 BC REGT LCOL MCPHERSON BWG RCA SCHOOL HCOL SALMON L 56 FD REGT LCOL MILLERMILLER C 20 FFD REGT HCOL TURNBULL JH 3 FD REGT LCOL NAUSS DC 36 CBBG HQ HALIFAX COL COTTEN KR CDLS (LONDON) LCOL NICKERSON R 1 FD REGT COL CROSMAN JDE JTFP HQ LCOL NICKERSON SL CDLS (LONDON) COL DAVIS RG CFB MEXICO LCOL ROULEAU MN CANSON FCOM J7 COL DUHAMEL JM CLS - DLSP/DLS LCOL SIMONDS CG VCDDS COL FLEURY JJG CDAO, ARGENTINA - DA LCOL THOMPSON DR 26 FD REGT COL GUNN RD RMC KINGSTON LCOL TREBLAY JGG DGIMPSA COL HIDIROGLOUHIDIROGLOU YJ DGMPDGMP LCOL WILEY DS 11AD AD REGT COL HODGSON MD ACO ORGS (N) - DOS LCOL WILLIAMS PJ CEFCOM COL LACROIX JCR CLS - DARTY LCOL WILLIS JW CLS COL MACLEOD BW CANMILREP BRUSSELS LCOL WOODGATE JR LFAA HQ COL MARSHALL DD CDI - COS COORD MAJ AALTONEN DA LFWA HQ COL MIEZITIS IA HQ SACT NORFOLK, VIRGINIA MAJ ALLEN JE 1 RCHA COL PETRYK JM CDAO - POLAND MAJ ARAUJO LA DGISP COL POIRIER RR 38 CBG HQ MAJ AUDET JAY CFSU (OTTAWA) COL TREMBLAY JGE 5 GBMC MAJ BAKER BP CLS - A3 ALO HLCOL DEVOS P 10 FD REGT MAJ BAKER TW CANSOFCOM HQ HLCOL DOTY C 1 FD REGT MAJ BARRETT J 15 FD REGT HLCOL FADER P 1 FD REGT MAJ BEAUCHAMP DM 18 AD REGT HLCOL FELSTEAD RH 26 FD REGT MAJ BEAUCHAMP JECP CFLO EESTB WASHINGTON HLCOL HUBEL JRM 7 TOR REGT MAJ BEAUCHEMIN JAM CANADA COM HQ HLCOL LINTON FW 116 FD BTY MAJ BEDARD BJ 2 RCHA HLCOL MCKAY M 11 FD REGT MAJ BELANGER JLC DGMMC HLCOL MCKELVEY EN 3 FD REGT MAJ BENAY JGLR CEFCOM HQ - J5 CIMIC OPS HLCOL TENNANT HE 18 AD REGT MAJ BESNER JC 33FD FD REGT HLCOL VEUGER P 15 FD REGT MAJ BLAKE SA 30 FD REGT HLCOL WIGGLESWORTH A 1 FD REGT MAJ BOBBITT DR 2 RCHA HLCOL WILKIN D 56 FD REGT MAJ BOILY JCL CEFCOM LCOL ARMSTRONG MB RCSU CENTRAL MAJ BOUCHER LHPS CFC TORONTO LCOL AUBIN FM CFD - D STRAT 3 MAJ BOUDREAU DL 3 FD REGT LCOL BARBIER JGA ECOLE DE GUERRE MAJ BRUCE JE 1 CMMBG HQ LCOL BECKING IC 30 FD REGT MAJ BRUNEAU JPEP CLS LCOL BISHOPBISHOP TJ 1 RCHARCHA MAJ BUCHANAN DC 11RC RCRCHA LCOL BOUCHARD JMD 4 AD REGT MAJ BUTLER PJ CFD - DJCP 3-4 LCOL BROWN PE 56 FD REGT MAJ CANTIN JAC CFB VALCARTIER LCOL CHAMBERLAIN RK JTF AFGHANISTAN - PRT MAJ CARRAGHER SE 11 FD REGT LCOL CLARKE DG SJS MAJ CASAULT JMF DGMMC LCOL COTTER CL 5 BC REGT MAJ CHAPMAN BJ DGOOR LCOL COUTURE JBA CDAO REPUBLIC OF COTE D’IVOIRE MAJ CHRISTOPHER RJ 56 FD REGT LCOL DALTON LC 2 RCHA MAJ CHUBBS LA 4 AD REGT LCOL DAME GF CFB VALCARTIVALCARTIERER MAJ COMEAUCOMEAU CD LFWALFW HQ LCOL DOUGLAS BW CDAO, PAKISTAN MAJ COOK DT COLORADO SPRINGS LCOL DOYLE KPJ 31 CBG HQ - COS MAJ COTE JYR PETE LCOL DRYSDALE D 15 FD REGT MAJ COULOMBE JCM CLS LCOL FORTIN JSSD 5 RALC MAJ DALAL DA 116 FD BTY LCOL GAUVIN BA EXCHANGE DUTY UK MAJ DEJACOLYN AM LFTDS HQ LCOL GRANT DM CANADA COM HQ MAJ DESCHENES JAC CDI LCOL HAMMOND LJ 1 CMBG HQ MAJ DIILIO BF CLS LCOL HARDWICK GJ 33 CBG HQ OTTAWA MAJ DORRIS FLJP 4 AD REGT LCOL HARTNETT DG CDA HQ MAJ DRAHO MJ RCA SCHOOL LCOL HARVEY JGA CANMILREP MAJ DUBOIS S CFB/ASU VALCARTIER LCOL HETHERINGTON SC CLS MAJ DUFF KF CLS LCOL JEAN JRS 35 CBG HQ MAJ DUFOUR JMAL 5 RALC LCOL JOHNSON SAA CLS MAJ DUFOUR JRV RCA SCHOOL LCOL KALOGERAKIS B 7 TOR REGT MAJ DUMAS JS CFB VALCARTIER LCOL KEARNEY PE CFB GAGETOWN MAJ DUNN RS RCA SCHOOL LCOL KILFORD CR CFLS OTTAWA (STUDENT) MAJ DUPUIS RW CLS 34 L’Artilleur Canadien RANK NAME INITS LOCATION GRADE NOM INITS ENDROITS MAJ DUVAL JF 5 RALC MAJ PAYNE JP RCA SCHOOL MAJ EMBREE RD 4 AD REGT MAJ PERREAULT JPM DGMC MAJ FARRELL RN SJS MAJ PICKERING PH 11 FD REGT MAJ FAUCHER JLB LFTS HQ DET VALCARTIER MAJ PLANTE JAMG CLS MAJ FISHER JR STANREP AUSTRALIA MAJ POSPOLITA JG CDLS (WWASHINGTON) MAJ FORTIER JPM CLS MAJ PREAUX PDD 5 RALC MAJ FORTIN SK CFB SHILO MAJ PROULX JJSB CDLS (WWASHINGTON) MAJ FORTOLOCZKY JE ACO ORGS MAJ PURCELL B 15 FD REGT MAJ FOSS KS CFD - DJCP 3-7-3 MAJ REIFFENSTEIN AE RMC KINGSTON MAJ FOWLER TM 20 FD REGT MAJ RICHARD JJ CDLS (LONDON) MAJ FRANK GG 11 FD REGT MAJ ROMEO PV CLS MAJ FRENETTE JL LFDTS HQ DET OTTAWA MAJ RUSSEL DA LFTS HQH MAJ GAGNE JAS 2 RCHA MAJ SCHAMEHORN JJ 44ADR AD RREGT MAJ GALLAGHER SF RCA SCHOOL MAJ SCHARLACH T 1 RCHHA MAJ GALLAGHER SM 2 RCHA MAJ SCHOTSCH MB 11 FD REGT MAJ GARANT G 1 FD REGT MAJ SEGARD GMF LFQA HQH MAJ GARDNER CM 39 CBG HQ MAJ SEVIGNY P LFQA HQH MAJ GOMES PMC 7 TOR REGT MAJ SMID R SJS MAJ GUTSCHER DJ LFDTS HQ MAJ SMITH DW 5 RALC MAJ HAMILTON-BROWN GR 1 CMBG HQ MAJ ST. DENNIS JE CLS MAJ HAMPSON JA 30 FD REGT MAJ ST. GEORGE LK 7 TOR REGT MAJ HARBERT PG CANCOMHQ MAJ STEWART JD 7 TOR REGT MAJ HART RG LFDTS HQ KINGSTON MAJ ST-PIERRE JAC CANMILREP BRUSSELS MAJ HASKELL RP 10 FD REGT MAJ ST-PIERRE JLAP 5 RALC MAJ HATCHER GP LFAA HQ MAJ SULLIVAN MJC CLS MAJ HEENAN PJ CFD MAJ SUTHERLAND KD DGSP MAJ HEROD LW 41 CBGHQ MAJ TAYLOR SW 2 RCHHA MAJ HEWITT SL PK ML MAJ TOUSIGNANT JJS 35 CBG HQ MAJ HOGAN TJ 4 AD REGT MAJ TROUP KG 36 CBG HQ HALIFAX MAJ ISBERG TJ JTFW H HQQ MAJ VAHEY SDJ 30 FD REGT MAJ IVEY GW 2 CMBG HQ MAJ VIEVEEN JH 1 RCHHA MAJ JOHNSON WD TAC SCHOOL MAJ VOYER PA RMC KINGSTON MAJ JOHNSTONE MB VCDS MAJ WICKENS K 15 FD REGT MAJ JONES DB 1 RCHA MAJ WISDAHL SA 5 BC REGT MAJ KENNEDY TJ CEFCOM HQ MAJ WOLANSKI UJF CANSOFFCOM HQ - EA MAJ KENNY DM WATC DET SHILO MAJ YOUNG T CMP MAJ KIROPOULOS S DGMC MAJ ZURBRIGG SE 7 TOR REGT MAJ LACOMBE JEJD PK ML CAPT DUGUAY MR 18 AD REGT MAJ LAFORTUNE JMA CFC TORONTO CAPT AMBERLEY PC DGISPP MAJ LAHAIE JFD CEFCOM HQ CAPT ANDREOLA L RCA SCS HOOL MAJ LANDRY CS CEFCOM HQ CAPT ANDRESEN ERP 4 AD REGT MAJ LAROCQUE CWJ CFB SHILO CAPT ANDREWS RJF 11 FD REGT MAJ LAVALLEE JLCM CFLS OTTAWA CAPT ARSENEAU RJ 4 AD REGT MAJ LAVIGNE JSPF CFJHQ CAPT AUCOIN MT CFB/ASU KINGSTON MAJ LEACH MA SJS OTTAWA CAPT AUDET J RMC KINGSTON MAJ LEE TH 4 AD REGT CAPT AUGER JGD CI SQFT VALCARTIER MAJ LEIGH TJ LFCA HQ TORONTO CAPT BAMFORD MH 3 FD REGT MAJ LEPINE JPF EXCHANGE DUTY EUROPE CAPT BASARABA S 20 FD REGT MAJ LESSARD JBG CFB SHILO CAPT BASSETT AH 7 TOR REGT MAJ LEVATTE TW CFLO ESTB WASHINGTON CAPT BATTEN MW 1 RCHHA MAJ LITTLE WK CFEC - CWID COORD OTTAWA CAPT BEAUDIN P 5 RALC MAJ LOTT RS PSTC CAPT BEGIN IME 5 RALC MAJ LYNK DL LFTS HQ DET PETAWAWA CAPT BELWAY RP DGLEM MAJ MACDONALD A 1 FD REGT CAPT BERNARD JRGP 11 FD REGT MAJ MACDONALD MA CFB COLD LAKE CAPT BEST JT LFWA HQ MAJ MACEACHERN RP CFC TORONTO CAPT BIGLER CM RCA SCS HOOL MAJ MADER LR CLS CAPT BISSONNETTE RD RCA SCS HOOL MAJ MARTIN D LFWA HQ CAPT BOSSE BJ 5 RALC MAJ MCGARRY LP CFC TORONTO CAPT BOSTON SJ LFDTS MAJ MCHATTIE WG CFD CAPT BOUCHARD VA 5 RALC MAJ MCPHERSON SI 3 FD REGT CAPT BOWER RJ CFJHQ KINGSTON MAJ MEEHAN DE 56 FD REGT CAPT BOYECHKO S 30 FD REGT MAJ MERCIER JAYR DGSP CAPT BRADEN CJ ADM (MAT) PMPR LIST MAJ MOLASKI WS CEFCOM HQ CAPT BRASSARD DYG RMC KINGSTON MAJ MOON RC NORAD HQ CAPT BRUNELLE JP 2 RCHA MAJ MORRISON SW CLFCSC CAPT BRUNET JPEP LFAA TC GAGETOWN MAJ MURRAY SLM DGSP CAPT BUECKERT K 10 FD REGT MAJ NOTARO MF LFCA HQ CAPT BURKE SC 1 RCHA MAJ O’LEARY SD RCA SCHOOL CAPT CAINES TJ CLS MAJ OTIS JAR DRDC CAPT CARTER DN 1 AD REGT MAJ PAQUETTE DA 20 FD REGT CAPT CAUSEY JA LFCA HQ MAJ PAUS RM SJS CAPT CHAN E 15 FD REGT Canadian Gunner 35 RANK NAME INITS LOCATION GRADE NOM INITS ENDROITS CAPT CHARCHUK A 1 RCHA CAPT HANEY IL 11 FD REGT CAPT CHARLERY-FRANKLYN V CFRC DET MISSISSAUGA CAPT HANNAN JAP 5 RALC CAPT CHETWYND J 2 RCHA CAPT HAREWOOD E 7 TOR REGT CAPT CLARKE RM LFTS HQ KINGSTON CAPT HARVEY MC RCA SCHOOL CAPT CLAVEAU J-F 5 GBMC CAPT HATTON ST 2 RCHA CAPT CLOUTIER JSM 5 RALC CAPT HAVEMAN LM 1 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SCHOLL I 15 FD REGT LT CHLEDOWSKI S 4 AD REGT CAPT SCHUTTE LC 4 AD REGT LT COBURN KR 4 AD REGT CAPT SEYMOUR LW 74 COMM GP HQ LT COUCH MH 11 FD REGT CAPT SHEPPARD R 2 RCHA LT CURR ADJ 10 FD REGT CAPT SHRUM LA CEFCOM HQ LT DERENIOWSKI AG 56 FD REGT CAPT SIMARD JM CFLRS SAINT JEAN LT DUMAS JC 30 FD REGT CAPT SIMMONDS JC 5 RALC LT DUNN C 1 RCHA CAPT SINES CS CLS LT EKE JD 4 AD REGT CAPT SKUCE JE 26 FD REGT LT EVANS C 15 FD REGT CAPT SLOAT SC RCA SCHOOL LT FERRERA DL 1 RCHA CAPT SMITH MR RCA SCHOOL LT FINELLI LA 7 TOR REGT CAPT SMOLEY SW 1 RCHA LT FLANDERS JD RCA SCHOOL CAPT SNIDER J 20 FD REGT LT FONTAINE K 5 RALC CAPT SPEARS JT RCA SCHOOL LT FRASER NT 18 AD REGT CAPT STEELE JA 5 BC REGT LT GILLESPIE AR RCA SCHOOL CAPT STEWART M 1 FD REGT LT GRAHAM AJ 5 BC REGT CAPT STEWART PA CFB PETAWAWA LT GRANNAN J DALHOUSIE UNIVERSITY CAPT STIMPSON RT 1 CMBG HQ LT GRAY DT 77TOR TOR REGT CAPT STONE JF 36 CBG HQ HALIFAX LT GRIEVE A 15 FD REGT CAPT SYKORA CD 2 RCHA LT GRIMEAU BM 26 FD REGT CAPT SZABUNIO PA 7 TOR REGT LT GUAY S 5 RALC CAPT TAYLOR CR 4 AD REGT LT HELMS F 20 FD REGT CAPT TEMPLEMAN RT 11 FD REGT LT JACKSON A 5 BC REGT CAPT THEBERGE JLJ DGLEM LT JACKSON LM 1 RCHA CAPT THOMPSON SD CFMDS ST-JEAN-SUR-RICHELIEU LT KELLY BH 3 FD REGT CAPT TIBBEL D 1 FD REGT LT KOSHMAN MK 30 FD REGT CAPT TIBBEL DV 1 FD REGT LT LAVERY MDS 2 RCHA Canadian Gunner 37 RANK NAME INITS LOCATION GRADE NOM INITS ENDROITS LT LECLERC-DESJARDINS YG 5 RALC 2LT MEYERS C 1 FD REGT LT LENIS G 15 FD REGT 2LT MILLER B RCA SCHOOL LT LOUNSBURY G 56 FD REGT 2LT MISNER S 1 FD REGT LT MCQUARRIE A 1 FD REGT 2LT MORGAN R 20 FD REGT LT MORRISSETTE M 5 RALC 2LT MORIN M 5 RALC LT ORTIZ SOSA M 7 TOR REGT 2LT MORIN MJE 5 BC REGT LT RASHID S 11 FD REGT 2LT MYMKO MW 116 FD BTY LT ROACH CR 30 FD REGT 2LT N’HAMMOUCHA MJ NES - TERM LVE LT ROGOWSKY SC 26 FD REGT 2LT OMARI S RCA SCHOOL LT ROSS EJ 2 RCHA 2LT ON TQ 11 FD REGT LT SAULNIER C RCA SCHOOL 2LT OSBORNE D RCA SCHOOL LT SKIDMORE NY 5 RALC 2LT PARE M-A RCA SCHOOL LT SOUTHEN JP 30 FD REGT 2LT PARK SD 11 FD REGT LT SYLVESTER WB 5 BC REGT 2LT PAULSEN JD 20 FD REGT LT THURBER DL 5 BC REGT 2LT PETERS A 15 FD REGT LT TY GJC 7 TOR REGT 2LT PRYOR WD RCA SSCHOOL LT WALKER CF 2 RCHA 2LT RASHEED ST 7 TORR REGT LT WOOD JA 30 FD REGT 2LT REID CL 1 AD REGT 2LT ALLEN DIA 11 FD REGT 2LT RIVARD P-L RCA SSCHOOL 2LT ANSTEY T 1 FD REGT 2LT ROMAN A RCA SSCHOOL 2LT ASTALOS M RCA SCHOOL 2LT RUDDER JD 11 FD REGT 2LT AUMOND L CFLRS SAINT JEAN 2LT RUSHTON 5 BC REGT 2LT BANKS J CFLRS SAINT JEAN 2LT SKENE R RCA SSCHOOL 2LT BARROW C CFB HALIFAX 2LT TAIT CS 26 FDFD REGT 2LT BARTLETT HE 11 FD REGT 2LT TEALE J RCA SSCHOOL 2LT BECK SW 56 FD REGT 2LT TEARLE KJ 11 FD REGT 2LT BOUDREAU NI 5 BC REGT 2LT THOMPSON J 4 AD REGT 2LT BOWERING JD 26 FD REGT 2LT TRAINI S CFLRS SAINT JEAN 2LT BROWN CF 30 FD REGT 2LT VERLEUN N 1 RCHHA 2LT BROWN L RCA SCHOOL 2LT VIGOR D 7 TORR REGT 2LT BURT T CFLRS SAINT JEAN 2LT WALSH DM CFB/ASUS KINGSTON 2LT CARTER C RCA SCHOOL 2LT WATSON B CFLRSCFLRS SAINT JEAN 2LT 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REGT OCDT BOYD DJ 10 FD REGT 2LT HOBDEN G.R 18 AD REGT OCDT BROESKY B UNIVERISITY OF BC 2LT HUI C 15 FD REGT OCDT BRONIPOLSKY I CARLTON UNIVERSITY 2LT JAWED AS RCA SCHOOL OCDT BRUSH S 11 FD REGT 2LT JOHNSON MC RCA SCHOOL OCDT BULL RD 26 FD REGT 2LT KEACH GE RCA SCHOOL OCDT BURKE A RMC KINGSTON 2LT KIM D 7 TOR REGT OCDT BURTON A UNIVERSITY OF WINNIPEG 2LT KOBYLECKI T 1 AD REGT OCDT BUSCH DE 20 FD REGT 2LT KONECNY M 1 FD REGT OCDT CADIEUX S UNIVERSITY OF OTTAWA 2LT LABONTE ME RCA SCHOOL OCDT CHAFFEY B RMC KINGSTON 2LT LEBEL PL 5 RALC OCDT CHRISTENSEN K RMC KINGSTON 2LT LEGER L RCA SCHOOL OCDT COADY J RMC KINGSTON 2LT LESLIE A CFSU (OTTAWA) OCDT CROSIER M RMC KINGSTON 2LT LIZOTTE V 2 RCHA OCDT CUTTING C RMC KINGSTON 2LT LOISELLE M CFLRS SAINT JEAN OCDT DAIGLE D RMC KINGSTON 2LT MACNEILL M ARMOURED BATTLE SCHOOL OCDT DINNER T RMC KINGSTON 2LT MARSHALL MM RCA SCHOOL OCDT DONALDSON P RMC KINGSTON 2LT MAYES J RCA SCHOOL OCDT DROLET F RMC KINGSTON 2LT MCCONNEL C RCA SCHOOL OCDT DURANT C RMC 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KINGSTON MWO JESSEAU TJ 26 FD REGT OCDT THORNTON T RMC KINGSTON MWO JOMPHE JAG CTCHQ GAGETOWN OCDT TILBROOK W CFLRS SAINT JEAN MWO JORDAN JG 3 FD REGT OCDT TOTH J CARLTON UNIVERSITY MWO LAVALLEE JSM RCA SCHOOL OCDT TURNER R RMC KINGSTON MWO LELIEVRE R 1 FD REGT Canadian Gunner 39 RANK NAME INITS LOCATION GRADE NOM INITS ENDROITS MWO LEMAY JM CFB VALCARTIER WO CAIRNS SDF 2 RCHA ADJUM LEVEILLEE JAJ 5 RALC WO CAMERON RG 2 RCHA MWO LIVINGSTONE SSE 30 FD REGT WO CAMPBELL MG 2 RCHA MWO LOUGHEED BJ 5 BC REGT WO CARMICHAEL PJ 26 FD REGT MWO LOUVELLE GM CDA HQ- SO NCM DP 2 WO CARPENTER KW CFB PETAWAWA MWO MACFARLANE B 1 FD REGT WO CARROLL CH CDLS (LONDON) MWO MACRAE MD 26 FD REGT WO CHUBBS AT LFAA HQ MWO MANNY JS CFB VALCARTIER WO CLARKE DSH CFB SHILO MWO MATTSSON KC CMTC - WAINWRIGHT WO CLARKE RA 31 CBG HQ MWO MCCORMICK DG 3 ASG WO CLOUTHIER SK 1 RCHA MWO MCLEOD KJ ADM (MAT) WO COIT MH 11 FD REGT MWO MOGGEY AP 20 FD REGT WO COLE TD 84 FD BTY MWO MONTAGUE RJ CANOSCOM HQ OTTAWA WO COMARS CD 5 BC REGT MWO MOORE JW LFAA TC GAGETOWN WO CONNOR DJ CFB PETAWAWA MWO MOORES AC CANADA COM HQ - J1 PLANS WO COOKE TC 11 FD REGT MWO MOYERMOYER DT EXCHANGEEXCHANGE DUTYDUTY USAUSA WO COTECOTE JP RCA SSCHOOL MWO NEILL TK CTCHQ GAGETOWN WO COUPLAND DJ 2 RCHHA MWO PAGLIERICCI JRM 18 AD REGT WO COX WE LFCA TCT MEAFORD MWO PARSONS PRW CFB SHILO WO CRAIG EP 2 RCHHA MWO PEERS BW CFNA HQ WO CYR DD 1 RCHHA MWO PINEL PJ RCA SCHOOL WO DAMJANOFF CB 18 AD REGT MWO POSS DL 1 RCHA WO DAY NR RCA SSCHOOL MWO PROVENCHER JAM SJS-JIIFC DET WO DESBIENS PA WATC DET SHILO MWO REID AJ 4 AD REGT WO DESROCHERS JHL 430 TAC HEL SQN MWO RICE SA 1 RCHA WO DESROCHES JF RCA SSCHOOL MWO RICHARD JEM CFB VALCARTIER WO DESROCHES JW 3 FD REGT MWO ROEHL CA 1 RCHA WO DESROCHES WJ RCA SSCHOOL MWO ROSS JMA LFTS HQ KINGSTON WO DIAZ JE CFRC OTTAWA MWO SEMBALERUS DR 10 FD REGT WO DLOUHY KS 20 FD REGT MWO SMITH EP LFAA HQ WO DORAN JJ 32 CBG HQ MWO SMITH KC RCA SCHOOL ADJ DUCHESNEAU P 5 RALCL MWO SMITH RW 2 RCHA WO DURAND MGS 1 RCHHA 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WO HEMLIN JD 30 FD REGT 40 L’Artilleur Canadien RANK NAME INITS LOCATION GRADE NOM INITS ENDROITS WO HENRY JAR RCA SCHOOL WO QUINLAN SW 1 RCHA WO HEREYGERS NA CFB BORDEN ADJ QUIRION C 5 RALC WO HOOD KM RCA SCHOOL WO RADEY KM 1 CMBG HQ & SIG SQN WO HOULE NR 20 FD REGT WO RAE GA CFLSTSC BORDEN ADJ JEAN JPD 5 RALC WO REYES PM 7 TOR REGT WO JENSEN BR 1 RCHA WO REYNOLDS AV 1 RCHA WO JOHNSON AG RCA SCHOOL WO RIGBY CA 2 RCHA WO JOHNSON KT 1 RCHA WO RIPLEY DR 3 FD REGT WO KEAN RD 116 FD BTY WO RIVARD JLA CDLS (LONDON) WO KOZUSKA DR 20 FD REGT WO ROBERTS C 15 FD REGT WO LACHAPELLE JGS RCA SCHOOL WO ROSENBERG PW RCA SCHOOL ADJ LAFONTAINE JA 5 RALC ADJ ROY JYCA 5 RALCL WO LAFRANCE JA CFSU (OTTAWA) WO RYAN JLE RCA SSCHOOL WO LANDRY JJPJP 4 AD REGT ADJ SAINT-PIERRE JNE 5 RALCL WO LANNIGAN JC 2 RCHA WO SANGSTER AA 3 FD REGT WO LAVOIE JDA RCA SCHOOL WO SAUVAGEAU JRD CTCHQ GAGETOWN ADJ LEBLANC JDC 5 RALC WO SAVARD JBJP 62 RAAC WO LEDOUX JSM LFQA HQ WO SCHNARR RG RCA SSCHOOL WO LEDUC JANS CFLRS SAINT JEAN WO SENECAL JPJC CFLRS - ST JEAN WO LEES GP RCA SCHOOL WO SHARPE R LFAA TTCC GAGETOWN WO LEGGETT CR CFB BORDEN WO SHORTT JP 15 FD REGT WO LEWIS CA 5 BC REGT WO SILVERA SC LFCA TCT MEAFORD WO LEWIS PJ 4 AD REGT WO SIMENSEN EB 20 FD REGT WO LINGLEY DL RCA SCHOOL WO SIMOURD JA 2 RCHHA WO LLOYD T 1 FD REGT WO SIMPSON DM 1 RCHHA WO LUNAN DD RCA SCHOOL WO SKINNER AJL 2 RCHHA WO LUNDRIGAN WE 1 RCHA WO SLACK HR 1 RCHHA WO MACDONALD GK CDN SPEC OPS REGT WO SNODGRASS AM RCA SSCHOOL WO MACDONALD JR 2 RCHA WO SPROUL SG 3 FD REGT WO MACKAY JH 3 FD REGT WO STEWART JAW 2 RCHHA WO MACLEAN WD CMTC - WAINWRIGHT WO STIRMEY JAG 4 AD REGT WO MACMULLIN JP CANSOFCOM HQ WO STOREY AJ CFRC FREDERICTON WO MACPHERSON JJ LFCA TC DET OTTAWA WO SYNNETT JAJ LFQA HQ WO MADORE ET RCA SCHOOL ADJ THERRIEN JBM 5 RALCL WO MANN DC CFSU (OTTAWA) WO THIBAULT PJ 2 RCHHA WO MARTIN FR RCA SCHOOL WO THOLBERG RD 1 RCHHA ADJ MARTIN JD 5 RALC WO TON RSB 77T TTOROR REGT WO MARTIN MJ 4 AD REGT WO TURCOTTE KR CFB PETAWAWA ADJ MATTE JAF 5 RALC WO VIDAL JRF 4 AD REGT WO MCDONALD JW 56 FD REGT WO WHITE HL RCA SCS HOOL WO MCHUGH C 15 FD REGT WO WILLIAMS BJ RCA SSCHOOL WO MCLEAN KD 3 FD REGT WO WILLIAMS DM 1 RCHHA WO MCNEIL SD 4 AD REGT WO WILLIAMS JA 11 FD REGT WO MCTAGGART TR CFLRS ST-JEAN DET BORDEN WO WILVERS PA 1 RCHHA WO MEIKLE KM RCA SCSCHOOHOOL WO WITWITTEBOLLETEBOLLE GJ 18 AD REGT WO MEINERT SJ 30 FD REGT WO WYMAN GW 30 FD REGT WO MELANSON JC 2 RCHA WO WYSE WH 30 FD REGT WO MILLER RD RCA SCHOOL WO ZACHARUK SL 2 RCHHA WO MILLIGAN DE RCA SCHOOL SGT ALEXANDER MA 2 RCHHA WO MIROSNIKOV AEL RCA SCHOOL SGT ALLEN DR CDN SPEC OPS ADJ MORIN JJG 5 RALC SGT ANDERSON TC 1 RCHHA WO MORRISON DK 18 AD REGT SGT ANDRESEN TM 11 FD REGT WO MOSES RE RCSU PACIFIC SGT APPERLEY DR 2 RCHHA WO MOSHER JE 1 AD REGT SGT ARSENAULT GS 4 AD REGT WO NOEL JMD RCA SCHOOL SGT ATTRUX SA 2 RCHHA WO NORMAND JG DGMC SGT ATTRUX DL 1 AD REGT ADJ NUGENT PJD 5 RALC SGT AUDET D 5 RALCL WO OSMOND KC RCA SCHOOL SGT BAIRD SG 11 FD REGT ADJ OUELLET JM 5 RALC SGT BAKER DS RCA SSCHOOL WO PARISIEN PEEJ 4 AD REGT SGT BALLARD DB 1 RCHHA WO PARKER RP RCA SCHOOL SGT BANNISTER KD 2 RCHHA WO PENNEY PH RCA SCHOOL SGT BARKLEY RE CAN PARAPA CENTRE WO PEPIN JDS CFSU (E) SGT BARNES SLJ 2 RCHHA WO PERREAULT MG CFSU OTTAWA SGT BARRY DG 5 BC REGT WO PERREAULT RL CFSU (OTTAWA) SGT BATEMAN GWL CFAD DUNDURN ADJ PERREE M 5 RALC SGT BAUN GH 30 FD REGT ADJ PERRON JCL 5 RALC SGT BAYLIS DJ INDIV TRG NCO KINGSTON ADJ PICARD JAA 5 RALC SGT BEACH BD RCA SCHOOL WO PINARD JGG RCA SCHOOL SGT BEATTY RW 1 RCHA WO POPE DH WATC DET SHILO SGT BEAUDRY JPS 5 RALC WO POPOVITCH B RCA SCHOOL SGT BEAULIEU MJ PPCLI BATTLE SCHOOL WO PRICHARD N 15 FD REGT SGT BEAUPRE M 5 RALC Canadian Gunner 41 RANK NAME INITS LOCATION GRADE NOM INITS ENDROITS SGT BECHMANIS MI 7 TOR REGT SGT FLYNN BW 1 RCHA SGT BELLMORE BK 56 FD REGT SGT FLYNN JLS 1 RCHA SGT BENARD JJCP 2 RCHA SGT FORTIN JYS 5 RALC SGT BERGERON S 5 RALC SGT FOSTER DS 1 RCHA SGT BLACK S LFCA TC MEAFORD SGT FRASER RW 1 RCHA SGT BLACKBIRD CA RCA SCHOOL SGT FUGERE JMA 5 RALC SGT BODMAN ADAM 5 BC REGT SGT FURBER JL RCA SCHOOL SGT BOGLE KW CFJIC SGT GAGNON JPD 58 AD BTY 6 RAC SGT BOND A 15 FD REGT SGT GARDY KR 4 AD REGT SGT BOUCHER J 5 RALC SGT GARRETT R 15 FD REGT SGT BOUDREAU JJA 5 RALC SGT GAUDETTE JFSP 5 RALC SGT BOURGAULT A 5 RALC SGT GAUTHIER JGM RCA SCHOOL SGT BOURGAULT JMM CFB VALCARTIER SGT GAUVREAU JES 4 AD REGT SGT BOURGUIGNON JRM 5 RALC SGT GENEREUX JBRR LFCA TC DET PETAWAWA SGT BOYD PK 7 TOR REGT SGT GENEST VAE C/O CFSU (O) SGT BRAKE JL 7 TOR REGT SGT GERMAIN JPP 5 RALC SGT BREMNER CRF CFLRS SAINT JEAN SGT GILBERT JCJ 2 RCHA SGT BROOKES BG JTFC HQ TORONTO SGT GITZEL GJ 26 FD REGT SGT BROWN JH CGGOCFB GAGETOWN SGSGT GODFREY SC RCARCA SCSCHOOL SGT BUCHAN DG CAN PARA CENTRE SGT GOLDING CA 3 FD REGT SGT BUENACRUZ JN 2 RCHA SGT GOSSELIN T 1 FD REGT SGT BURTON RJ RCA SCHOOL SGT GRAHAM AL RCA SCHOOL SGT BUTTS DES 30 FD REGT SGT GRAHAM G 15 FD REGT SGT BUTTS WT CTCHQ GAGETOWN SGT GRESL CP 1 RCHA SGT BYRNS JMD 5 RALC SGT GRIFFIN TG CDN SPEC OPS SGT CADWALLADER RC 5 BC REGT SGT GRIMMER A 1 FD REGT SGT CALOGERO D 15 FD REGT SGT GRULKE ED 1 RCHA SGT CAMERON TA 4 AD REGT SGT GUILLE DW 5 BC REGTE SGT CAMPBELL JA 116 FD BTY SGT HACHEY CJ CFRC ST JOOHNS NFLD SGT CAMPBELL MA RCA SCHOOL SGT HALE TE 2 RCHA SGT CARRASQUEIRA R 1 RCHA SGT HALL RW RCA SCHOOL SGT CARRIERE JRP 5 RALC SGT HAMEL DJR 5 RALC SGT CAVIN J 56 FD REGT SGT HAMMOND JGD CFSU (OOTTAWA) SGT CHADWICK FE 56 FD REGT SGT HARRIS CA 1 RCHA SGT CHAMPAGNE 5 RALC SGT HARRISON CJ RCA SCHOOL SGT CHEVALIER JBD CFLRS SAINT JEAN SGT HAUGEN EF 11 FD REGTE SGT CHIU K 15 FD REGT SGT HAWTIN JD 1 RCHA SGT CLARK JI 30 FD REGT SGT HEGG DG 1 RCHA SGT CLOUTIER S 5 RALC SGT HENDRICKSON FE 2 RCHA SGT COCHRANE CM 1 RCHA SGT HENNEBERRY J 1 FD REGT SGT COLBOURNE DA 2 RCHA SGT HENRY AA 4 AD REGT SGT COLEMAN A 15 FD REGT SGT HENRY RK RSCE (PPRAIRIE) SGT COMPTON DC RCA SCHOOL SGT HERMAN AA 2 RCHA SGT CCREPEAU JNP 5 RALCC SGSGT HEWITT RD 2 RCCHA SGT CREPEAULT JMM CFLRS SAINT JEAN SGT HILL JW 56 FD REGT SGT CROCKFORD KM 20 FD REGT SGT HOFMAN SW LFWA HQ SGT CROFT IW 2 RCHA SGT HOLLAND MW 32 CBG HQ SGT CYR JD 5 RALC SGT HOLMES T 7 TOR REGT SGT DAKS CL 7 TOR REGT SGT HOLT B 15 FD REGT SGT DALLAIRE G 5 RALC SGT HOUSER AL 11 FD REEGT SGT DAVIS C 56 FD REGT SGT HOYT BE RCA SCHOOL SGT DAVIS RV CFB SHILO SGT HUDON JORE 5 RALC SGT DESCHAMBAULT Y 5 RALC SGT HULETT SE 18 AD REGT SGT DESGAGNE JLS 5 RALC SGT HUSEBY RA CFB SUFFIELD SGT DESLAURIERS JPA 5 RALC SGT HYSKA SAJ CFRC HALIFAX SGT DEVEAUX PD RCA SCHOOL SGT IMAMOVIC L 10 FD REGT SGT DICKSON J 10 FD REGT SGT IRVINE JT 11 FD REGTE SGT DOLOMONT PG WATC DET SHILO SGT JACKSON A 3 FD REGT SGT DONOVAN RR CDN SPEC OPS SGT JACQUES JMD CFLRS SAAINT JEAN SGT DOWE BMA INFANTRY SCHOOL GAGETOWN SGT JARVISJARVIS JC CFB GAGGAGETOWN SGT DRAKE TR RCA SCHOOL SGT JEFFREY SM 56 FD REGT SGT DUNPHY K 1 FD REGT SGT JENEREAUX SE 56 FD REGT SGT DUONG TV 7 TOR REGT SGT JOHNSTON SR 3 FD REGT SGT DUPUIS JNA CI SQFT VALCARTIER SGT KEAN CJ 4 AD REGT SGT DURRANT WE 56 FD REGT SGT KEATING RJ RCA SCHOOL SGT EDWARDS OJ 7 TOR REGT SGT KENNEDY JJ 3 FD REGT SGT ENAULT JAJS CFLRS SAINT JEAN SGT KHLYUSTOV A 7 TOR REGT SGT EWING RK DGISP SGT KIDSON TDC 2 RCHA SGT FALARDEAU S 5 RALC SGT KILLEEN JT RCA SCHOOL SGT FISHER EC 30 FD REGT SGT KLEIN JWG LFWA TC SHILO SGT FISK MEG WATC DET SHILO SGT KLIMEK GP 5 BC REGT SGT FITZGERALD D 1 FD REGT SGT KNAGGS DJL RCA SCHOOL 42 L’Artilleur Canadien RANK NAME INITS LOCATION GRADE NOM INITS ENDROITS SGT KOOISTRA BE 1 RCHA SGT NECHELPUT TT 11 FD REGT SGT KOSTUK P 15 FD REGT SGT NELSON D 15 FD REGT SGT KOWALISHEN G 7 TOR REGT SGT NERI CE 7 TOR REGT SGT KREMER FA 11 FD REGT SGT NERON JDE 5 RALC SGT KUPRESAK JS 7 TOR REGT SGT NEWTON DA 5 BC REGT SGT KURP KM 11 FD REGT SGT NICKERSON AE CFB GAGETOWN SGT LABBE JDSK 5 RALC SGT NORMAND JGE 5 RALC SGT LADOUCEUR JAM CFLRS SAINT JEAN SGT OFTEDAL DA 26 FD REGT SGT LADOUCEUR JRA RCA SCHOOL SGT OLIVER EE LFCA TC MEAFORD SGT LAMOUROUX ED 11 FD REGT SGT OLIVER S 1 FD REGT SGT LANGEVIN JPEJ 5 RALC SGT ORLANDO G 5 RALC SGT LAPLANTE JGD 5 RALC SGT PAQUIN JRA 4 AD REGT SGT LAPTHORN ASE 18 AD REGT SGT PARLEE KM LFCA TC DET PETAWAWA SGT LARADE A RCA SCHOOL SGT PATRY JHYG CFLRS SAINT JEAN SGT LAROCQUE BA 1 RCHA SGT PAYNE BG RCA SCHOOL SGT LAVOIE JJM CFB VALCARTIER SGT PECKFORD CA 2 RCHA SGT LEET K 2 RCR SGT PENNER S 15 FD REGT SGT LEFEBVRE JDS LFCA TC MEAFORD SGT PERUSSE JYMF LFWA TC SGT LEGGE DM 4 AD REGT SGT PETHICK RC 1 RCR HA SGT LEITCH MJ 56 FD REGT SGT PHILPOTT GAW JTF-A HQ SGT LELOND CE 26 FD REGT SGT PIGEON JGD 5 RGGC VALCARTIER SGT LENIUS JA 5 BC REGT SGT PINKERTON CD 1 AD REGT SGT LEUTE YJJ 5 RALC SGT PLAMONDON B 4 AD REGT SGT LEVESQUE JRD CI SQFT VALCARTIER SGT PLANTE JAS CFLRS SAINT JEAN SGT LEWIS L 3 FD REGT SGT POPOVITS CW 17 WWING WINNIPEG SGT LILLY TRS RCA SCHOOL SGT PORRITT HL 1 RCR HA SGT LINDSAY JP 56 FD REGT SGT PORTIGAL IH 11 FD REGT SGT LLOY D 1 FD REGT SGT POWER JM WATCT DET SHILO SGT LLOYD G 7 TOR REGT SGT POWER KVB 2 RCR HA SGT LOCKHART RB 56 FD REGT SGT PRATT FJ 26 FD REGT SGT LORIMER R 7 TOR REGT SGT PRENTICE AP 11 FD REGT SGT LORTIE E 5 RALC SGT PREVOST C 5 RALC SGT LUCE K LFAA TC GAGETOWN SGT QQQUERQUES JJ RCAA SCHOOL SGT MACDONALD JD CTCHQ GAGETOWN SGT QUIGLEY BD CFRCR ST JOHN’S SGT MACDONALD RG 2 GS BN PETAWAWA SGT QUINN DE PPCLLI BATTLE SCHOOL SGT MACKAY RK 30 FD REGT SGT RAE B 15 FD REGT SGT MACPHERSON J 1 FD REGT SGT RAMSEY AJ 11 FD REGT SGT MAHER DT CFB GAGETOWN SGT REDFORD DA 1 RCR HA SGT MAJOR MD 11 FD REGT SGT REID CE 2 RCR HA SGT MANS KR 11 FD REGT SGT REID RT 4 AD REGT SGT MARCHANT JA 116 FD BTY SGT REINDERS MA 1 RCR HA SGT MARNER N 10 FD REGT SGT RHEAULT JP CFLRS SAINT JEAN SGT MARTIN AW RCA SCHOOL SGT RICHARDS KK CFB GAGETOWN SGT MARTIN NR CFB GAGETOWN SGT RIZZUTO A 7 TOR REGT SGT MASON JA 18 AD REGT SGT ROACH TE 1 RCR HA SGT MASON NR 3 FD REGT SGT ROBITAILLE JGM CFLRS SAINT JEAN SGT MCALEER LA 26 FD REGT SGT ROGERS DC TAC SCH SGT MCDONALD RA 26 FD REGT SGT ROUSSEAU JSM 5 RALC SGT MCGARRIGLE MH RCA SCHOOL SGT RUSSELL DA 1 RCR HA SGT MCGOWAN SA 1 RCHA SGT RUSSELL K WATCWAT DET SHILO SGT MCKINNON AC CFEWC SGT SAJADI K 2 RCR HA SGT MCLAUGHLIN DT 3 FD REGT SGT SARNELLI SC 11 FD REGT SGT MCLEAN KJ RCA SCHOOL SGT SCHEIB R 15 FD REGT SGT MCLEAN MG CFB EDMONTON SGT SEALE JW CFLRS SAINT JEAN SGT MCNEILL PL 18 AD REGT SGT SEAWARD EK 1 RCR HA SGT MEADOWS AD CFB GAGETOWN SGT SEGUIN RS 4 AD REGT SGT MELSTED DR 10 FD REGT SGT SHEPPARD N CFB SHILO SGT MENA-OROSTEGUI PH CFB BORDEN SGT SHORT BJH RCA SCHOOL SGT MERSON SE 2 RCHA SGT SIMMONS TJ RTF-COLD LAKE SGT MIGNEAULT MCL CI SQFT VALCARTIER SGT SKUCE C 15 FD REGT SGT MOORES D 3 FD REGT SGT SLEEP TR 3 FD REGT SGT MOREAU JBP 5 RALC SGT SMITH DP CAN PARA CENTRE SGT MORGAN BJ 1 RCHA SGT SMITH I 15 FD REGT SGT MORGAN JR 56 FD REGT SGT SMITH KJ 56 FD REGT SGT MORNINGSTAR RJ 2 RCHA SGT SODERBURG KM 20 FD REGT SGT MORRELL KJ 2 RCHA SGT SOONDRUM V 30 FD REGT SGT MORSE JRGR 5 RALC SGT SOPHA SM 5 RALC SGT MURPHY RW RCA SCHOOL SGT SPRAGUE JR WATC DET SHILO SGT MURRIN TC 2 RCHA SGT SQUIRES TD RCA SCHOOL SGT MUSSON MA 11 FD REGT SGT STAINTHORPE GA CDI SGT MYLER JP 2 RCHA SGT STEWART TA CTCHQ GAGETOWN SGT NADEAU D 5 RALC SGT ST-LAURENT SL CFLRS SAINT JEAN Canadian Gunner 43 RANK NAME INITS LOCATION GRADE NOM INITS ENDROITS SGT STRICKLAND DC 26 FD REGT BDRC BOUCHARD JCM 5 RALC SGT STROHM JM 4 AD REGT BDRC BOUCHARD JS 5 RALC SGT TALBOT JMD 1 RCHA BDRC BOUFFARD JJCY 5 RALC SGT TARRANT IJ CFB PETAWAWA MBDR BOYD PK 3 FD REGT SGT TAYLOR K 1 FD REGT MBDR BRAID RD 1 RCHA SGT TEAL SC 36 CBG HQ HALIFAX MBDR BRICKELL BL 1 RCHA SGT TENNANT R 15 FD REGT MCPL BRINTON DJ CFB HALIFAX SGT THIBAULT JRS 5 RALC MBDR BROMLEY HJ 2 RCHA SGT THOMPSON FB 5 BC REGT MBDR BROWN A 56 FD REGT SGT THORBURNE TA RCA SCHOOL MBDR BROWN PA RCA SCHOOL SGT THORNE CW 11 FD REGT MBDR BROWN JE 11 FD REGT SGT TODD AG 2 RCHA BDRC BUREAU JRC 5 RALCL SGT TOPPLE K 1 FD REGT MBDR BURKE KD 4 AD REGT SGT TRITES GP 4 AD REGT MBDR BURNS MD LFWA TCT DET SHILO SGT TUFTS K 1 FD REGT MBDR BURTON BA RCA SSCHOOL SGT TULLETT AO RCA SCHOOL MBDR BUSHEY SK 2 RCHHA SGT TURNER PR INFANTRY SCHOOL GAGETOWN MBDR CALVERT MR 18 AD REGT SGT VAILLANCOURT JBA CI SQFT VALCARTIER MBDR CAMERON TR RCA SSCHOOL SGT VAMOS LA 11 FD REGT MBDR CANNING SE 2 RCHHA SGT VENVENEMAEMA ME 20 FD REGT MBDMBDRR CARMODY DM 11A AADDRD RREGT SGT VOYER I 5 RALC BDRC CARPENTIER JJPY 5 RALLC SGT VRKLJAN A 11 FD REGT MCPL CHEVREFILS RG CFB BOB RDEN SGT WALSH JFP 2 RCHA MBDR CHURCHILL TD 1 RCHHA SGT WARD S CFLRS SAINT JEAN MBDR CLARK GO 30 FD REGT SGT WARE RA 11 FD REGT MBDR CLARK JR 26 FD REGT SGT WATERFIELD MJ 1 RCHA MBDR CLARKE JS 2 RCHHA SGT WATTERS TSHN 3 FD REGT MBDR CLARKE MM 7 TORR REGT SGT WEAGLEWEAGLE GR 1R1 RCHA MBDRMBDR CLOUTIERCLOUTIER JG CFLRSCFLRS SAINT JEAN SGT WEAVER S 15 FD REGT MBDR COLES-WEBB BP 5 BC REGT SGT WEBB WE 5 BC REGT MCPL COLOSINO GG 731 COMM SQN SGT WHEELER MA 2 RCHA MBDR COMEAU E 1 RCHHA SGT WILLIAMS GA 18 AD REGT MBDR CONNAUGHAN JR 1 AD REGT SGT WILLIAMS LJ 2 RCHA MBDR CONWAY JD 2 RCHHA SGT WILLIAMS SJ 3 FD REGT MBDR COTE PGC 1 RCHHA SGT WILLIAMS WS 1 RCHA MBDR COUGHLAN CF RCA SSCHOOL SGT WILSON MG 26 FD REGT MBDR COUPAL EA 2 RCHHA SGT WILSON RM 3 FD REGT MBDR COXWORTHY NK 2 RCRR SGT YOUNG KM 18 AD REGT MBDR CROFT KA 2 RCHHA SGT YOUNG O 15 FD REGT MBDR CROOK KE 10 FD REGT SGT ZAFAR A 7 TOR REGT MBDR CROW AD 11 FD REGT SGT ZIMMER DL 408 TAC HEL SQN MBDR CURNEW RTAJ 4 AD REGT MBDR AKEROYD JK 2 RCHA MBDR CUSSON JR 4 AD REGT MBDR ALLAIN M 4 AD REGT MBDR CUTLER AA 1 RCHHA MBDR ALLARD KH 1 RCHA MBDR DAVIE CR 26 FD REGT BDRC ANCTIL MBDI 5 RALC MBDR DAWE ST 55B BBCCRC RREGT MBDR ANDERSON TC CFB SHILO MBDR DAYMAN BJD 1 RCHHA MBDR ANTLE DP RCA SCHOOL MBDR DEAN KL 3 FD REGT MBDR APPEL KG 1 RCHA MBDR DEMPSTER TJ CDN SPEC OPS MBDR ARCAND SJ CFB SUFFIELD MBDR DESCHAMPS JF 58 AD BTY 6 RAC MBDR ARMSTRONG CP 4 AD REGT MBDR DEVEAU B 1 FD REGT MCPL ARSENEAULT JJP CFEME BORDEN BDRC DEVEAU D 5 RALCL BDRC ASPIROT JE 5 RALC MBDR DOHERTY RB 3 FD REGT MBDR ATKINSON RGM 2 RCHA MBDR DORION DM 58 AD BTY 6 RAC MBDR BALICKI KMJ 1 RCHA MBDR DOUCET DS RCA SSCHOOL MBDR BARRICK SLNM 31 CBG HQ MBDR DOYLE B 56 FD REGT BDRC BEAUPRE JPS 5 RALC MBDR DOYLE KG 2 RCHHA MBDR BEAVER JW RCA SCHOOL MBDR DUBAS DM 56 FD REGT BDRC BEDARD JCD 5 RALC MCPL DUCHESNE JNMS 8 WG TRENTON BDRC BELANGER S 5 RALC MBDR DUFOUR ES CANSOOFCOM HQ MBDR BELLEMARE-CARON JF 4 AD REGT BDRC DUFOUR MGA 5 RALCL BDRC BELVAL SJY 5 RALC MCPL DUPLESSIS OJ CFSAL BORDEN MBDR BENNETT MR 11 FD REGTREGT BDRCBDRC DUPONTDUPONT M 55R RRALCAL MBDR BERUBE TD CFLRS SAINT JEAN MBDR EMBRETT PC RCA SSCHOOL MBDR BIELEWICZ G 56 FD REGT BDRC EMERY AJR 5 RALCL BDRC BILODEAU CN 5 RALC MBDR ENGRAM TR 1 RCHHA MBDR BINGHAM DH 11 FD REGT MBDR ETORMA JD 77T TOROR REGT MBDR BLAIR JD 26 FD REGT MBDR EVANS RLM RCA SCHOOL MBDR BLAKELY MLJ 1 RCHA MBDR EWING DGE 1 AD REGT MBDR BLAKEMORE RG 1 RCHA MBDR FALLS TS 4 AD REGT MBDR BONNEAU MJDH CFB MONTREAL MBDR FEDOROV GV 7 TOR REGT MBDR BOODHAN B 7 TOR REGT MBDR FEHR JA 1 RCHA BDRC BOSSE FJR 5 RALC MBDR FEKETE R 2 RCHA 44 L’Artilleur Canadien RANK NAME INITS LOCATION GRADE NOM INITS ENDROITS MBDR FIANDER RM 1 RCHA MBDR KROEKER SD 4 AD REGT MBDR FILIATRAULT CA 5 BC REGT MBDR KUIACK AD 1 AD REGT MBDR FLEMING AD 2 RCHA MBDR KURTAGIC G 15 FD REGT MBDR FOOTE LA 3 FD REGT MBDR KUZ MJ 56 FD REGT BDRC FORTIN LP 5 RALC BDRC LACERTE JCJ 5 RALC MBDR FRASER DD 1 RCHA MBDR LACOSTE JS RCA SCHOOL MBDR FREILL B 1 FD REGT MBDR LACROIX P 1 FD REGT MBDR FRENCH SM RCA SCHOOL MBDR LAHAYE JA 1 RCHA MBDR GAGEN C 56 FD REGT MBDR LALANCETTE AYJP 3 FD REGT MBDR GARDELL CWF 30 FD REGT MBDR LANDRY B 2 RCHA MBDR GARDINER BE 2 RCHA BDRC LANGLOIS MC 5 RALC MBDR GASTON DF 30 FD REGT MBDR LARADE DA 2 RCHA MBDR GAUTREAU A COS J3 MBDR LARADE MD RCA SCHOOL MBDR GEE A 15 FD REGT MBDR LAROCQUE EJP RCA SCHOOL MBDR GENTRY E 15 FD REGT MBDR LAROCQUE R RCA SCHOOL MBDR GILLESPIE DJ 2 RCHA MBDR LAROCQUE LC 3 FD REGT MBDR GINGRAS JAM 4 AD REGT BDRC LATULIPPE JFL 5 RALC MBDR GIROUARD HJJN PPCLI BATTLE SCHOOL BDRC LEBLANC B 5 RALC MBDR GODATALLA YM 30 FD REGT MBDR LEBLANC CM 2 RCHA MBDR GODDARD RG 2 RCHA BDRC LEBLANC F 5 RALC MBDR GODSOE C 15 FD REGT MBDR LEBLANC JC 116 FD BTY MBDR GOGUEN JL 4 AD REGT BDRC LEBLOND M 5 RALC BDRC GOUDREAU BDRC 5 RALC MBDR LEFEBVRE RC 26 FD REGT MBDR GOURLIE JC CFLRS MBDR LEFEBVRE RC WATCT DET SHILO MBDR GOW RJ 5 BC REGT BDRC LESZCZYNSKI JRJ 5 RALC BDRC GOYER JMP 5 RALC MBDR LEVESQUE D RCA SCHOOL MBDR GRADY RP RCA SCHOOL MBDR LITTLER AM C/O CFSU (O) MBDR GRAHAM AL RCA SCHOOL MBDR LOGAN JD 4 AD REGT MBDR GRIMSHIRE W 1 FD REGT MBDR LOHNES CA 4 AD REGT MBDR GUERIN JCM 6 RAC MBDR LOUCKS KA 2 RCHA BDRC GUILBAULT JMC 5 RALC MBDR LUTEN KD 2 RCHA MBDR GUILLEMETTE JRE RCA SCHOOL MBDR LYBBERT RK 18 AD REGT MBDR HAGUE MR 10 FD REGT MBDR LYNDE RJ 26 FD REGT MBDR HALMRAST TL 18 AD REGT MCPL LYSHOLM W 15 FFD REGT MBDR HANSEN DW 56 FD REGT MBDR MACDONNELL B 4 AD REGT MBDR HARDER CS 20 FD REGT MBDR MACDOUGALL DA 4 AD REGT MBDR HARPE TA 1 RCHA MBDR MACHTMES SG 5 BC REGT MBDR HARVEY BT 20 FD REGT MBDR MACKEIGAN WA 5 BC REGT MBDR HENRIQUEZ DK CFB/ASU KINGSTON MBDR MACKENZIE DW 2 RCHA MBDR HERBERT CR 1 RCHA MBDR MACNEIL SC 4 AD REGT MBDR HIGGINS GE 1 RCHA MBDR MADDISON ML 2 RCHA MBDR HILCHIE AC 1 RCHA MBDR MAKTHEPHARAK B 30 FD REGT MBDR HILLIER TS 4 AD REGT MBDR MALLEY FS 2 RCHA MBDR HINCH JI 2 RCHA MBDR MALLEY MJ CDN SPEC OPS MBDR HODGSON CA 20 FD REGT MBDR MANNS RJC 2 AIR MOV SQN MBDR HOGAN GD 4 AD REGT MBDR MARCOUX LMM 4 AD REGT MBDR HOLLELEY SF RCA SCHOOL MBDR MARLOW R 1 FD REGT MBDR HOMER SL 11 FD REGT MBDR MARRISON RG 5 BC REGT MBDR HOOD SW 30 FD REGT MBDR MARTIN JD 56 FD REGT MBDR HOWLETT AJ 4 AD REGT MBDR MARUYAMA K 15 FD REGT MBDR HUARD JJG CFLRS SAINT JEAN MBDR MATTERS GJ 44AD AD REGT MBDR HUMBER DR 2 RCHA MBDR MATTHIES TH 10 FD REGT MBDR HUSSEY GC CFB GAGETOWN MBDR MAY SK 11 FD REGT MBDR INGLIS DR LFCA TC MEAFORD MBDR MCBURNIE PG 11 FD REGT MBDR INNISS RA DGOR MBDR MCCARRON BM 3 FD REGT MBDR JAWORSKI TG 10 FD REGT MBDR MCCAULEY MJ 1 RCHA MBDR JAX CSL 56 FD REGT MBDR MCCOLLUM CR 3 FD REGT MBDR JOFRE R 2 RCHA MBDR MCKENZIE R 15 FD REGT MBDR JOHNSTON AM 20 FD REGT MBDR MCLAUGHLIN NR 33FD FD REGT MBDR KACHANOSKI LA 5 BC REGT MBDR MCNEELY EC 5 BC REGT MBDR KAUS JAW 1 RCHA MBDR MEDCALF WA 1 RCHA MCPL KELLEY CT HALIFAX MBDR MELVIN MA 2 RCHA MBDR KENNY HAN 11 FD REGT BDRC METHOT I 5 RALC MBDR KENNY RE 11 FD REGT BDRC MICHAUD JD 5 RALC MBDR KER SE 1 RCHA MBDR MILLER MA 30 FD REGT MBDR KIRK JK RCA SCHOOL MBDR MILLER RK TAC SCH MBDR KIRKPATRICK JK 1 RCHA MBDR MITCHELL RD 18 AD REGT MCPL KNAP DM CFSATE BORDEN MBDR MONTEMBEAULT JDJM COS J3 MBDR KNOLL BJ CFB SUFFIELD MBDR MONTGOMERY DJ 1 RCHA MBDR KOESTLMAIER MP LDSH (RC) MBDR MONTGOMERY RL 1 RCHA MBDR KOSHMAN CMM 30 FD REGT MBDR MONTY MFJ 58 AD BTY 6 RAC MCPL KRISTIANSEN JF 12 AMS SQN BDRC MORNEAU M 5 RALC Canadian Gunner 45 RANK NAME INITS LOCATION GRADE NOM INITS ENDROITS MBDR MUISE C 1 FD REGT MBDR STANIER M 20 FD REGT MBDR MUNRO DMJ 1 RCHA MBDR STANIEWICZ L 7 TOR REGT MBDR MURPHY JL 1 RCHA MBDR STANSFIELD BA 2 RCHA MBDR MURRAY JM 7 TOR REGT MBDR ST-HILAIRE JJP CFLRS SAINT JEAN MBDR MUSGRAVE D 7 TOR REGT MBDR STOCKER KD 1 RCHA MBDR NIITTYNEN DJW 2 RCHA MBDR STRONG J 20 FD REGT MBDR NISBET BR CAN PARA CENTRE MBDR SWEATMAN MI 10 FD REGT MBDR NOVOSAD DAW 2 RCHA MBDR SWITZER DS 15 FD REGT MBDR NOWELL CGG 4 AD REGT MBDR SYLVESTER NB 2 RCHA MBDR O’NEILL RAC 2 RCHA MBDR SZILBEREISZ JP CFLRS SAINT JEAN MBDR ORCHARD RS 26 FD REGT MBDR TAYLOR FA CFSU (OTTAWA) MBDR ORGAN BJ 1 RCHA MBDR TERLESKI CBW 10 FD REGT MBDR ORTIZ AR 11 FD REGT MBDR TESSIER JED CFSU (OTTAWA) MBDR OSBORNE EC 3 FD REGT MBDR THEAKER FJ 18 AD REGT MBDR OSTER K 7 TOR REGT MBDR THIBEAU IT RCA SSCHOOL MBDR OUELLETTE S 15 FD REGT BDRC THIBEAULT JF 5 RALCL MBDR PACHA TR 30 FD REGT MBDR TIERNAY WEE 7 TORR REGT MBDR PAISLEY MC 4 AD REGT MBDR TOMLINSON JA 1 RCHHA MBDR PANCHUK JL CFRC DET LETHBRIDGE BDRC TURGEON JGJ 5 RALCL MBDR PANPANKRATZKRATZ WA 26 FD REGREGTT MBDMBDRR TWOTWOHIGHIG AT 58 AD BTY 6 RAC BDRC PARE JCJF 5 RALC MBDR VAN DAMME JMJ 1 RCHHA BDRC PATRY SJG 5 RALC MBDR VERDON JNF CFLRS SAINT JEAN MBDR PAUL KR 2 RCHA MBDR VERNER HDJ 1 RCHHA MBDR PEARSON SJ CDI MBDR VIRGOE CSG 4 AD REGT MBDR PENNER D 15 FD REGT MBDR VREUGDENHIL DB 56 FD REGT MBDR PENNEY DJ 2 RCHA MBDR WALKER H 15 FD REGT MBDR PEREIRA D 7 TOR REGT MBDR WALKER SDR 1 RCHHA MBDR PERREAULTPERREAULT JRESJRES 1R1 RCHA MBDRMBDR WALSHWALSH MJ 22R RRCHACH MBDR PIERCE KS 1 RCHA MBDR WALTS MA 5 BC REGT MBDR PIERRE KB 11 FD REGT MBDR WATERFIELD MJ CFB SHILO BDRC PITRE CJF 5 RALC MBDR WATERS D 20 FD REGT MBDR POLYVYANNY A 7 TOR REGT MBDR WEAVER AM CFLRS SAINT JEAN MBDR PONZA B 11 FD REGT MBDR WEISS JK 18 AD REGT MBDR PORTER CJ RCA SCHOOL MBDR WERON RS 2 RCHHA BDRC POULIOT JY 5 RALC MBDR WHITE DH 2 RCHHA MBDR POWELL CT CFSU (OTTAWA) MBDR WHITE DT RCA SSCHOOL MBDR POWER WJH 11 FD REGT MBDR WHITE JJ 4 AD REGT MBDR PYLYPOW CM 20 FD REGT MBDR WICKRAMARATNA WS 7 TORR REGT MBDR QUICK T 20 FD REGT MBDR WIEBE JN WATC DET SHILO MBDR RAFUSE SR 2 RCHA MBDR WILKINS CM 30 FD REGT MBDR READ RC CFSMI KINGSTON MBDR WILSON GA CFSU (OTTAWA) MBDR REIN CM LFWATC DET SHILO MBDR WINDL EVM 10 FD REGT MBDR REMPEL GB 26 FD REGT MBDR WINTERS M 1 FD REGT MCPL REOCH GD 18 AD REGT MBDR WOOD J 7 TORR REGT BDRC RHEAUME GJLP 5 RALC MBDR WOOD KD 30 FD REGT MBDR RHIND SD 116 FD BTY MBDR WOOD SJ 56 FD REGT MBDR RICKETTS LJ CFB SHILO MBDR WORONCHANKA MD 56 FD REGT MBDR ROBERTSON J 1 FD REGT MBDR WRIGHT IJ 4 AD REGT MBDR ROBICHAUD DL 4 AD REGT MBDR YOUNG BG CFLRS SAINT JEAN MBDR ROBICHEAU NR RCA SCHOOL BDR ABBOTT RJ CFB SHILO MBDR ROGERSON PE 1 RCHA BDR ACKER C 1 FD REGT MBDR ROSADIUK LA 20 FD REGT CPL ADAMACK WJ CFB SHILO MBDR ROSSITER NJ 26 FD REGT BDR ADAMS EJH CFB SHILO MBDR ROZEMA KJ CMTC - WAINWRIGHT BDR ADAMS SR 1 RCHHA MBDR SABADOS DG CFLRS SAINT JEAN BDR AHLSTROM DD CFSATE BORDEN MBDR SARK BM 5 BC REGT BDR AHMED HMM 1 FD REGT MBDR SAUNDERS CJ 2 RCHA BDR AIKENS SC 1 RCHHA MBDR SCHMIDT JT 11 FD REGT BDR AITKEN WJ 30 FD REGT MBDR SHEEHAN PD RCA SCHOOL BDR ALLARY MD 2 RCHHA MBDR SHEWCHUK RM 20 FD REGT BDR ALMON NH RCA SSCHOOL MBDR SHILLINGTON CR 5 BC REGT BDR AN CS 7 TORR REGT MBDR SILLANPAA PEL 30 FD REGT BDR ANGERS C 5 RRALCAL MBDR SIMMONDS KO 2 RCHA BDR ANSTEY JD 30 FD REGT MBDR SIMMONS PE 11 FD REGT BDR APPEL WM 10 FD REGT MBDR SIMPKINS AD 4 AD REGT BDR AREL D 1 RCHHA MBDR SIMPSON JW 11R RCHACHA BDR ARLT SM 22R RCHACH MBDR SMITH LW CFRC GAGETOWN BDR ARMANDA JAD 5 RALC MCPL SMITH RD 2 PPCLI BDR ARSENAULT D RCA SCHOOL MBDR SOVA PJRW 4 AD REGT BDR ATKINS S 1 FD REGT MBDR SPRAAKMAN CP 7 TOR REGT BDR ATKINSON VO CFB TRENTON MBDR SROKA WA 56 FD REGT BDR ATWOOD DS 18 AD REGT MBDR STAIRS DA 3 FD REGT BDR AUBIN D 5 RALC 46 L’Artilleur Canadien RANK NAME INITS LOCATION GRADE NOM INITS ENDROITS BDR AUCOIN J 4 AD REGT BDR BONVILLE MJ 1 RCHA BDR AUDET KJM 1 RCHA BDR BONVILLE RM 1 RCHA BDR AURINI JA 2 RCHA BDR BOOKER S 4 AD REGT BDR AVERY SA CFSPDB EDMONTON BDR BOOKHOLT J 1 FD REGT BDR AYGUN H 7 TOR REGT BDR BOOTH WD 1 RCHA BDR B LEVESQUE PM 5 RALC BDR BOTHWELL TE 56 FD REGT BDR BABB AE 20 FD REGT BDR BOUCHARD J 5 RALC BDR BABIN AA 4 AD REGT BDR BOUCHARD JMJ 5 RALC BDR BADCOCK TR CMTC - WAINWRIGHT BDR BOUCHARD JRG 5 RALC BDR BAILEY C 1 FD REGT BDR BOUCHARD SM 5 RALC BDR BAILEY DR 11 FD REGT BDR BOUCHER JF 4 AD REGT BDR BAKER CJ 18 AD REGT BDR BOUDREAU DD 2 RCHA BDR BAKKE DC CFB PETAWAWA BDR BOUDREAU JJS RCA SCHOOL BDR BALL JB 20 FD REGT BDR BOUDREAU S 1 FD REGT BDR BANKASINGH TO 7 TOR REGT BDR BOUDREAU SJC 5 RALC BDR BARDOUK S 7 TOR REGT BDR BOUFFARD S 4 AD REGT BDR BARKER TC 26 FD REGT BDR BOURDREAU D RCA SCHOOL BDR BARNARD W 8 AD REGT BDR BOURSIER JGD 5 RALC BDR BARNEY TM 2 RCHA BDR BOUTILIER AD 2 RCHA BDR BARR K 1 FD REGT BDR BOUTILIER AR PPCLI BATTLE SCHOOL BDR BARTLETTE RM 26 FD REGT BDR BOWEN DS 2 RCHA BDR BATH RJ TRENTON BDR BOWMAN BH 11 FD REGT BDR BAXTER R 3 FD REGT BDR BOWSER JC RCAA SCHOOL BDR BAYNE MW 11 FD REGT BDR BOYD DD 5 RALC BDR BAZETT AM 1 RCHA BDR BOZEK MT RCAA SCHOOL BDR BAZINET JRAG 5 RALC BDR BRADLEY MJ 56 FFD REGT BDR BEAMISH D LFTS HQ KINGSTON BDR BRANNEN R 1 FD REGT BDR BEATTIE JD 11 FD REGT BDR BREMNER JD 2 RCHA BDR BEAUDET MB 1 RCHA BDR BRETON JMA 5 RALC BDR BEAULIEU M 1 FD REGT BDR BRETON JPG 5 RALC BDR BEAULIEU R 1 RCHA BDR BRIAND JP 2 RCHA BDR BEAUPRE ME 2 RCHA BDR BRICKENDEN JR 56 FD REGT BDR BEAUREGARD M 5 RALC BDR BRIDGE M 20 FD REGT BDR BEDARD EDD 5 RALC BDR BRISTOW CL 11R RRCHA BDR BEDARD M 5 RALC BDR BROAD JA 1 RCHA BDR BÉDARD JL 1 RCHA BDR BROUILLARD L 4 AD REGT BDR BELAIR W 4 AD REGT BDR BROUSSEAU M 20 FD REGT BDR BELANGER F 5 RALC BDR BROWN GJ 2 RCHA BDR BELANGER JF 5 RALC BDR BROWN J 1 FD REGT BDR BELANGER JMC 5 RALC BDR BROWN MR 3 FD REGT BDR BELANGER JRF 5 RALC BDR BRUCE WE 1 RCHA BDR BELL CE 1 RCHA BDR BRUNET JCF 5 RALC BDR BELL SM 1 RCHA BDR BRUNETTE JNM 5 RALC BDR BELLOWS P 4 AD REGT BDR BUCK BA 4 AD REGT BDR BENCHARSKI JE 10 FD REGT BDR BUNKE K 4 AD REGT BDR BENEDETTI DD 2 RCHA BDR BURHOE JA 1 RCHA BDR BENOIT CC 4 AD REGT CPL BURKE TG GAGETOWN BDR BERIAU AM 5 RALC BDR BURNS MJR 3 FD REGT BDR BERNIER ME 2 RCHA BDR BUSKE KJ 1 AD REGT BDR BERTHELOT M 5 RALC BDR BUSSIERES MB 5 RALC BDR BERTHIER NHA LFAA TC GAGETOWN BDR BUTLER DLF 11R RRCHA BDR BERUBE C 4 AD REGT BDR BYRNE CL RCAA SCHOOL BDR BETKER RW 10 FD REGT BDR CALCUT CR 26 FD REGT BDR BETTLE JD 3 FD REGT BDR CALVE G 5 RALC BDR BETZ NPR 10 FD REGT BDR CAMPBELL G 15 FD REGT BDR BIGRAS JSC 5 RALC BDR CANTIN RA 5 RALC BDR BILLARD GR RCA SCHOOL BDR CAOUETTE JJF 5 RALC BDR BILLARD PP CFSU (OTTAWA) BDR CAREY JT 1 RCHA CPL BIRT RG CFB GAGETOWN BDR CARIOU K 20 FFD REGT CPL BISHOP DR CFB SHILO BDR CARNEGIE TJ 4 AD REGT BDR BLACK SD 2 RCHA BDR CARON JAG 5 RALC BDR BLACKWOOD JC 18 AD REGT BDR CARRIER-BLANCHETTE JRY 5 RALC BDR BLAEDOW I 4 AD REGT CPL CARTWRIGHT TE 408 TAC HEL SQN BDR BLANCHET AMGN 5 RALC BDR CASEMENT RJ 10 FD REGT BDR BLANCHETTE N RCA SCHOOL BDR CASPER TA CFB SHILO BDR BLINN BK 3 FD REGT BDR CASTELLANOS ZETINO WA 5 RALC BDR BLOWES RE 1 RCHA BDR CATER CH 3 FD REGT BDR BOESE KD 56 FD REGT BDR CATHCART MHP 30 FD REGT BDR BOGGS AHL 1 RCHA BDR CATON BR 1 RCHA BDR BOIVIN F 4 AD REGT BDR CELESTER JJ 5 BC REGT BDR BOLAND JP RCA SCHOOL BDR CHABOT SPJA RCA SCHOOL BDR BOLGAK Y 15 FD REGT BDR CHADWICK F 56 FD REGT Canadian Gunner 47 RANK NAME INITS LOCATION GRADE NOM INITS ENDROITS BDR CHAMBERLAIN B 2 RCHA BDR DAVIES AL 20 FD REGT BDR CHAMPAGNE E CFB VALCARTIER BDR DAVIES RJA 26 FD REGT BDR CHAMPAGNE JACT 4 AD REGT BDR DAVIS JJB 18 AD REGT BDR CHARETTE MJDR 5 RALC BDR DAVIS SF 2 RCHA BDR CHARLONG J 4 AD REGT BDR DAWKINS MG 4 AD REGT BDR CHARRON BJF 5 RALC BDR DAWKINS MG CFB COLD LAKE BDR CHEESEMAN ML 30 FD REGT BDR DAY PA 1 RCHA BDR CHELKOWSKI DAJ 1 RCHA BDR D’CRUZ JL 7 TOR REGT BDR CHENARD KW 20 FD REGT BDR DE GUZMAN GJ 7 TOR REGT BDR CHERNIAWSKY KR 18 AD REGT BDR DEAN KR CFB TRENTON BDR CHEUNG JK-Y 5 BC REGT BDR DECELLES VM CFSPDB EDMONTON BDR CHILTON J 15 FD REGT BDR DECHAMPLAIN SJ 5 RALC BDR CHOUINARD MA 5 RALC BDR DEGERNESS TC 1 RCHHA BDR CLARK DD 4 AD REGT BDR DEITNER LC CFSU (OTTAWA) BDR CLARK MD 3 FD REGT BDR DELISLE S 4 AD REGT BDR CLARK LD 11 FD REGT BDR DELORME T 10 FD REGT BDR CLAUS TMJ 2 RCHA BDR DEMERS SJJ 2 RCHHA BDR CLINE BR 56 FD REGT BDR DEN BESTEN J 56 FD REGT BDR CLOUTIER D 5 RALC BDR DENNINGER RA 55B BBCCRC RREGT BDR CLOUTIER JAJP 5 RALC BDR DEROO JF 26 FD REGT BDR CLOUTIER MJ 5 RALC BDR DESJARDINS JRRF 5 RALC BDR COAD P RCA SCHOOL BDR DESJARDINS PM 2 RCHHA BDR COELHO C 5 RALC CPL DESJARLAIS TJ CFB CHHILLIWACK BDR COLE A 15 FD REGT BDR DESROSIERS OUELLET M 1 RCHHA BDR COLE KW 3 FD REGT BDR DESRUISSEAU RA RCA SCS HOOL BDR COLLIER PB 1 RCHA BDR DEVEAU C 1 FD REGT BDR COMEAU CL 2 RCHA BDR DEVEAULT JJPD 5 RALC BDR COMEAU JA 2 RCHA BDR DEVEREAUX G 15 FD REGT BDR CONNORS JC 2 RCHA BDR DEZIEL JDJ 5 RALC BDR CONRAD BG 1 RCHA BDR DILLELLA MR 26 FD REGT BDR CONROD S 1 FD REGT BDR DION JFM 5 RALC BDR CONWAY CL 5 BC REGT BDR DION SF 5 RALC BDR CONWAY TP 2 RCHA CPL DOHERTY KR CFB GAAGETOWN BDR COOK MCJJ 30 FD REGT BDR DOUCET L 1 FD REGT BDR COOK ND 30 FD REGT BDR DOUCET L 1 RCHHA BDR CORBEIL IMR 5 RALC BDR DOUGLAS CAJ 11A AADDRD RREGT BDR CORBETT MM 1 RCHA BDR DOWLING PR 30 FD REGT BDR CORDEY SJP 5 RALC BDR DOYLE BC 56 FD REGT BDR CORDY GK 4 AD REGT BDR DREW C 15 FD REGT BDR CORMIER MJ 18 AD REGT BDR DROLET MBM 2 RCHHA BDR CORNECT PA 2 RCHA BDR DRUMMOND MS 2 RCHHA BDR COTE DJTA 5 RALC BDR DUCHARME AR 20 FD REGT BDR COTE FRA 4 AD REGT BDR DUCHESNE JMB 4 AD REGT BDR COTE JJF 2 RCHA BDR DUCHESNE- TANGUAY JMA 11R RRCHACH BDR COTE SR 5 RALC BDR DUFFY SD 1 AD REGT CPL COULSON JF CFJIC BDR DUFOUR T 15 FD REGT BDR COURCY SJN 5 RALC BDR DUGUAY F 2 RCHHA BDR COUSINEAU NE 116 FD BTY BDR DUNKLEY G 15 FD REGT CPL COUTURE CJ CFMSS BORDEN BDR DUNNET EEW 18 AD REGT BDR COUTURE M 30 FD REGT BDR DUNPHY C 5 RALCC BDR COZANNET YF CANSOFCOM BDR DUNVILLE JMC 2 RCHHA BDR CRANNEY O 4 AD REGT BDR DUPUIS JALM 5 RALC BDR CRAWFORD R 15 FD REGT BDR DUPUIS P 4 AD REGT BDR CRIPPS WM 11 FD REGT BDR DURAND JLPS 58 AD BTY 6 RAC BDR CUGLIARI AC 7 TOR REGT BDR DUTCHAK RJ 1 RCHHA BDR CUMMINGS CA 1 RCHA BDR DUTKA AE 26 FD REGT BDR CUNNINGHAM LJ 2 RCHA BDR DUVAL JGF 5 RALC BDR CYR T 4 AD REGT BDR DYKE A 15 FD REGT BDR DAIGLE ED RCA SCHOOL BDR EARL GD 18 AD REGT BDR DALE SG 20 FD REGT BDR EBERLE RG 10 FD REGT BDR DALLAIRE CMB 5 RALC BDR EDWARDS DB 33F FFDDRD RREGT BDR DALTON GM CANSOFCOM BDR EELHART CD 18 AD REGT BDR DALTON TJ LFAA TC GAGETOWN BDR EGGERT DP 3 FD REGT BDR D’AMICO F 7 TOR REGT BDR ELLIOTT KD 2 RCRR BDR D’ ANGELOANGELO L 15 FD REGT BDR ELLIOTTELLIOTT MT 11R RCHACH BDR DANIELL DSL TAC SCHOOL BDR EMBERLY BD 1 RCHA BDR D’ANJOU JCF 5 RALC BDR EMBRO BC LFCA TC MEAFORD BDR DARVEAU M 4 AD REGT BDR EMOND JRJY 5 RALC BDR DAUDELIN-CORBEIL JJA 5 RALC BDR ERICKSON L 15 FD REGT BDR DAUPHINAIS SJM 2 RCHA BDR ERLING JD 2 RCHA BDR D’AUTEUIL FD 5 RALC BDR EVANS RLM RCA SCHOOL BDR DAVIDSON SM 4 AD REGT BDR EVANS TA 116 FD BTY 48 L’Artilleur Canadien RANK NAME INITS LOCATION GRADE NOM INITS ENDROITS BDR EVANS RS 11 FD REGT BDR GODIN EM 4 AD REGT BDR FADER NA RCA SCHOOL BDR GODIN JGC 5 RALC BDR FAIRBAIRN DT CFB GREENWOOD BDR GODIN KA 2 RCHA BDR FARR MDG 11 FD REGT BDR GOGUEN DJ 2 RCHA BDR FARROW BW 11 FD REGT BDR GOLDER MH 3 FD REGT BDR FAWDREY ME 5 BC REGT BDR GOLDING CH 1 RCHA BDR FEHRMAN SL 56 FD REGT BDR GONEAU JAS 5 RALC BDR FERGUSON T 56 FD REGT BDR GONTHIER JF 4 AD REGT BDR FERREIRA CM 56 FD REGT BDR GOODING MM 7 TOR REGT BDR FERRIS R 26 FD REGT BDR GOODMAN J 4 AD REGT BDR FIELDWEBSTER EJ 11 FD REGT BDR GOSSELIN SE 5 RALC BDR FILLION R 5 RALC BDR GOUIN JOS 5 RALC BDR FLETCHER A 15 FD REGT BDR GOUTHRO EPW 11 FD REGT BDR FLETCHER SC RCA SCHOOL BDR GRABAUSKAS PGJ 26 FD REGT BDR FLYNN M 5 RALC BDR GRAJEWSKI RAC 1 RCHA BDR FOLZ NL 4 AD REGT BDR GRANT M 56 FD REGT BDR FORREST JG 4 AD REGT BDR GRATTON JRR RCA SCHOOL BDR FORREST T CFB PETAWAWA BDR GRAVELLE AR 2 RCHA BDR FORSYTHE AL 20 FD REGT BDR GRAY MJT 1 RCHA BDR FORTIN D RCA SCHOOL BDR GRAY N 15 FD REGT BDR FORTIN JRP RCA SCHOOL BDR GREALEY MC CFB GAGETOWN BDR FORTIN JYS 5 RALC BDR GREENE PP CFLRSR SAINT JEAN BDR FORTIN PJU 5 RALC BDR GREENWOOD RA 1 RCHA BDR FORYSTEK M 15 FD REGT BDR GREER JG 3 FD REGT BDR FOSSUM DB 18 AD REGT BDR GREGOIRE PY 11RC RCRCHA BDR FOSTER A 4 AD REGT BDR GREGORSKI SK 20 FD REGT BDR FOSTER BL 5 BC REGT BDR GREGORY BJ 11 FD REGT BDR FOSTER JT 5 RALC BDR GRIFFIN KCJ 4 AD REGT BDR FRADETTE D 1 RCHA BDR GRIFFIN KS 56 FD REGT BDR FRANCIS KJ 11 FD REGT BDR GUAY W 1 RCHA BDR FRANCIS SM 11 FD REGT BDR GUEVARA CT 20 FD REGT BDR FRANK RWN 2 RCHA BDR GUILBEAULT JAP 5 RALC BDR FRASER M 1 FD REGT BDR GUNTON A 5 RALC BDR FREEMAN S 15 FD REGT BDR GUY KJ 4 AD REGT BDR FUJII J 15 FD REGT BDR HABOLD F 3 FD REGT BDR FURBER JA CFSU (OTTAWA) BDR HACHEY AM 3 FD REGT BDR FURMANEK J 5 RALC BDR HAGE MM 20 FD REGT BDR FURNIVAL JS 1 RCHA BDR HALE CC 4 AD REGT BDR GAGNE M 5 RALC BDR HALLE JFJR 5 RALC BDR GAGNE SJ 5 RALC BDR HAMEL GK 5 RALC BDR GAGNE-MONFETTE RJR 1 RCHA BDR HAMILTON J 5 RALC BDR GAGNON C 5 RALC BDR HAMILTON TF 33FD FD REGT CPL GAGNON JJL 433 ETAC BAGOTVILLE BDR HAMZIC O 11 FD REGT BDR GAGNON L 2 RCHA BDR HANNAFORD A 2 RCHA BDR GAL P 15 FD REGT BDR HANNAH WW CFB SHILO BDR GARBUIO MR 30 FD REGT BDR HANNAM RB 1 RCHA BDR GARRETT DE 3 ASG BDR HANRAHAN CS 2 RCHA BDR GARRISON T 1 FD REGT BDR HANSSON AJC 1 RCHA BDR GATHERUM CL 5 BC REGT BDR HARALDSON TS CFSRDB BDR GAUTHIER MC 1 RCHA BDR HARNISH MDJ 11RC RCRCHA BDR GAVEL D 1 FD REGT BDR HARPELLE PD CFLRSR SAINT JEAN BDR GEDEON SB 2 RCHA BDR HARRINGTON C 1 FD REGT BDR GERROW RA 4 AD REGT BDR HARRIS C 7 TOR REGT BDR GERVAIS DJG 5 RALC BDR HARRIS R 1 FD REGT BDR GERVAIS SJA 5 RALC BDR HARRISON CJ 56 FD REGT BDR GERVAIS T 4 AD REGT BDR HARTJES KC RCAA SCHOOL BDR GIBERSON CAG RCA SCHOOL BDR HARVEY KD 20 FD REGT BDR GIBSON BJA 5 BC REGT BDR HASSAN A 11FD FD REGT BDR GIBSON DLG RCA SCHOOL BDR HATTY RP 3 FD REGT BDR GIBSON RA RCA SCHOOL BDR HAUSER T 15 FD REGT BDR GIBSON RA 11 FD REGT BDR HAWE WD RCA SCHOOL BDR GIGNAC JRP 5 RALC BDR HAWKINS JJ 2 RCHA BDR GIGUERE PPA 5 RALC BDR HAWKINS RM 116 FD BTY BDR GILBERT JS 56 FD REGT BDR HEDE JA 20 FD REGT BDR GILBY SR 2 RCHA BDR HELD DR 56 FD REGT BDR GILES CA 1 RCHA BDR HELKA JB 1 RCHA BDR GILLIS KL CFLRS SAINT JEAN BDR HEMEON-MARTIN J 1 FD REGT BDR GINGRAS JLF 5 RALC BDR HEMMONS AG 11 FD REGT BDR GINGRICH CP 1 RCHA BDR HENDERSON VB 1 AD REGT BDR GIRARD JF 2 RCHA BDR HENRY CN 3 FD REGT BDR GOBEIL JPR 5 RALC BDR HERBERHOLZ M 10 FD REGT BDR GODBOUT DS 5 RALC BDR HETHRINGTON GCC 5 RALC Canadian Gunner 49 RANK NAME INITS LOCATION GRADE NOM INITS ENDROITS BDR HILL BC 18 AD REGT BDR KENDALL RA RCA SCHOOL BDR HILL R 15 FD REGT BDR KENNIS RA 1 RCHA BDR HILLIER T 15 FD REGT CPL KERIK ML WLE-COLD LAKE BDR HILLIKER CA 2 RCHA BDR KESHVARI A 7 TOR REGT BDR HO I 15 FD REGT BDR KETTLE G 4 AD REGT BDR HOBB M 1 FD REGT BDR KHEIRALLAH EK 2 RCHA BDR HODGSON K 15 FD REGT BDR KHOKHAR AY 1 FD REGT BDR HODGSON RJE CFSRDB BDR KHOUDJA-POIRIER K RCA SCHOOL BDR HOLLAND JWB 116 FD BTY BDR KHOURY MAM 5 RALC BDR HOLMHOLM A 2 RCHA BDR KIRK JT 2 RRCHACH BDR HOLMES AD 2 RCHA BDR KOCH FP 30 FD REGT BDR HOLMES TGA 56 FD REGT BDR KOLOPENUK PJ 1 RCHHA BDR HOLT C 20 FD REGT BDR KUCHARIK MD 2 RCHHA BDR HOO SGB 56 FD REGT BDR KUEHL RE 1 AD REGT BDR HOOPER EG 11 FD REGT BDR LABADIE SJP CFLRS SAINT JEAN BDR HOPE APR 4 AD REGT BDR LABONTE M CFB SHILO BDR HOPKINSON RH 30 FD REGT BDR LACHANCE E 2 RCHHA BDR HORAN JE 1R1 RCHACHA BDR LACLACHAPELLEHAPELLE JF 55R RRALCALC BDR HOSZKO ED 2 RCHA BDR LACOSTE KFM 2 RCHHA BDR HOUGH KW 7 TOR REGT BDR LAGACE L RCA SSCHOOL BDR HOUSTON RN 1 RCHA BDR LAJAMBE JL 2 RCHHA BDR HOUTEKAMER R 1 FD REGT BDR LAJOIE C 1 RCHHA BDR HOVELKAMP NW 5 BC REGT BDR LAJOIE D RCA SSCHOOL BDR HOWELL JD 4 AD REGT BDR LAKE SK 1 RCHHA BDR HOWELL STE CDN SPEC OPS BDR LALONDE F 1 RCHHA BDR HOYT DC CFB SUFFIELD BDR LALONDE JJCA 2 RCHHA BDR HUBBARD M 1 FD REGT BDR LALOR C 7 TORR REGT BDR HUDON D 5 RALC BDR LAM JKY 7 TORR REGT BDR HUMBER DR 2 RCHA BDR LAM KL 7 TORR REGT BDR HUMMEL CA 18 AD REGT BDR LAMARRE JFJG 5 RALC BDR HUNKA ORA 1 RCHA BDR LAMBERT RJJ 5 RALC BDR HUNTINGTON JR 2 RCHA BDR LAMOUR LM 20 FD REGT BDR HUSCROFT TL 18 AD REGT BDR LANDRY E 4 AD REGT BDR HUSSIEN S 30 FD REGT BDR LANDRY GJF 5 RALC BDR HUSSINI Z 1FDREGT1 FD REGT BDR LANDRY JGR 22R RRCHACH BDR HUTCHINGS CA CFSPDB BDR LANDRY K 1 FD REGT BDR HWANG A 7 TOR REGT CPL LANGFORD DA 4 ESR GAGETOWN BDR HYATT MN 4 AD REGT BDR LANGFORD G 1 FD REGT BDR IKERENGE JA 2 RCHA BDR LANGILLE RG 2 RCHHA BDR INGRAM R 4 AD REGT BDR LANGLOIS GM 2 RCHHA BDR JACKMAN CD GAGETOWN BDR LANGLOIS L 5 RALC BDR JACOBS JG 1 RCHA BDR LANK JC 11 FD REGT CPL JACQUARDJACQUARD J 1FDREGT1 FD REGT BDR LAPOINTELAPOINTE P 44A AADDRD RREGT BDR JAMES OJL 1 RCHA BDR LARDHI A 1 FD REGT BDR JANVIER JME 5 RALC BDR LARDNER CJ 4 AD REGT BDR JARZABEK M 30 FD REGT BDR LARIVIERE CJR 5 RALC BDR JENKINS DJ 2 RCHA BDR LARKIN DJ 15 FD REGT BDR JENKINS MC 4 AD REGT BDR LAROCQUE SJM 5 RALC BDR JEUNE MA 5 BC REGT BDR LAST SV CDN SPEC OPS BDR JOHNSON JL 1 RCHA BDR LAU K 15 FD REGT BDR JOHNSON O 1 FD REGT BDR LAVALLIE JPL 2 RCHHA BDR JOHNSON OB RCA SCHOOL BDR LAVERGNE EEJ 30 FD REGT BDR JOHNSON TG 2 RCHA BDR LAVERS CL 4 AD REGT BDR JOHNSTON JD RCA SCHOOL BDR LAVIGNE DJO 2 RCHHA BDR JOKSIMOVIC B 2 RCHA BDR LAVIOLETTE J 1 FD REGT BDR JOSEPH N 7 TOR REGT BDR LAVOIE S 5 RALC BDR JOUVET JLC CFB VALCARTIER BDR LAW K 1 FD REGT BDR KADAK J 56 FD REGT BDR LAWTHER RC 11 FD REGT BDR KALLSEN MM 56 FD REGT BDR LAYTON JA 2 RCHHA BDR KARG JD 1 RCHA BDR LEBLANC AFM 44A AADDRD RREGT BDR KASE (TUCKER) AR 7 TOR REGT BDR LEBLANC DT 116 FD BTY BDR KAY AER 1 AD REGT BDR LECLAIR JGA 5 RALC BDR KAY GDP 1 AD REGT BDR LECOZ RHJ 2 RCHHA BDR KEEN EB 20 FD REGT BDR LEDOUX JSJ 22R RCHACH BDR KEENE K 15 FD REGT BDR LEDUC JP 20 FD REGT BDR KEEPING R 1 FD REGT BDR LEE KL 1 RCHA BDR KEIM N 20 FD REGT BDR LEE M 7 TOR REGT CPL KELLEY JE 3 ASG GAGETOWN BDR LEE T 1 FD REGT BDR KELLOWAY JB RCA SCHOOL BDR LEFORTE DW 1 RCHA BDR KELLY D 1 FD REGT BDR LEGENDRE SAS 5 RALC BDR KELLY DFJ 1 RCHA BDR LEGGE MR 4 AD REGT BDR KELLY RJ 2 RCHA CPL LEHTON DO 5 BC REGT 50 L’Artilleur Canadien RANK NAME INITS LOCATION GRADE NOM INITS ENDROITS CPL LEHTON YM 5 BC REGT BDR MASTERSON EA 30 FD REGT BDR LEMIEUX DFP 5 RALC BDR MATHESON RR 1 RCHA BDR LEMIEUX MJL 5 RALC BDR MATYJANKA CR CFSCE KINGSTON BDR LEROUX MD 1 AD REGT BDR MAXIMILIEN G CFSRDB BDR LESSARD MAL 5 RALC BDR MAXWELL BD 7 TOR REGT BDR LETENDRE TJR 5 RALC BDR MAY MG 4 AD REGT BDR LEVESQUE ER 1 RCHA BDR MAYERS P 26 FD REGT BDR LEVESQUE PA 1 RCHA BDR MAZUREK D 15 FD REGT BDR LEVESQUE RR 4 AD REGT BDR MCAULEY DW 10 FD REGT BDR LEVESQUE SA 5 RALC BDR MCCAFFERY C 15 FD REGT BDR LIMOGES JPGR 5 RALC BDR MCCARTHY DM RCA SCHOOL BDR LITT N 15 FD REGT BDR MCCLELLAND BR 1 RCHA BDR LIVELY MK 4 AD REGT BDR MCCLEMENT CA CFB GAGETOWN BDR LOEPPKY RJ 30 FD REGT BDR MCCORMICK SD 116 FD BTY BDR LOGUE GJ 1 RCHA BDR MCCOY C LDSH (RC) BDR LOISELLE O 5 RALC BDR MCCRON MK 30 FFD REGT BDR LOMBARA J 7 TOR REGT BDR MCDONALD AJ 5 BC REGT BDR LONDON S 15 FD REGT BDR MCDONNELL BS 4 AD REGT BDR LONGMIRE CQ 1 RCHA BDR MCGILL S 56 FD REGT BDR LORTIE PN 5 RALC BDR MCGREGOR TS 10 FD REGT BDR LOSCOMBE ML 10 FD REGT BDR MCGUIRE TM 2 RCHA BDR LOSIER JO LFAA TC GAGETOWN BDR MCIVOR TAA CFLRSR SAINT JEAN BDR LOW GR 5 BC REGT BDR MCKENNA JP 4 AD REGT BDR LOWE RL 26 FD REG REGTT BDR MCKINNMCKINNON KG RCA SCHOOL BDR LUCHTMEYER BP CFB SHILO BDR MCKNIGHT JSB 2 RCHA BDR LUKIV SE 15 FD REGT BDR MCLEAN CL 2 RCHA BDR LUSK J 1 FD REGT BDR MCLEOD PAG 2 RCHA BDR LUSSIER JM 26 FD REGT BDR MCLEOD WJ 56 FD REGT BDR LYNCH RG 4 AD REGT BDR MCMULLEN CD 30 FD REGT BDR LYNDE DJW 1 RCHA BDR MCNEIL D 4 AD REGT BDR MA J 7 TOR REGT BDR MCNEIL MD 4 AD REGT BDR MACARTHUR CG CFB/ASU KINGSTON BDR MEADE MW 18 AD REGT BDR MACDONALD 2 RCHA BDR MEAHAN JE 30 FD REGT BDR MACDONALD FI RCA SCHOOL BDR MECHAKRA T 4 AD REGT BDR MACDONALD JA CFB GAGETOWN BDR MEGER J 1 RCHA BDR MACDONALD SP RCA SCHOOL BDR MELVIN AV 3 FD REGT BDR MACHAN K 20 FD REGT BDR MENDES RD 4 AD REGT CPL MACINNES SP 5 BC REGT BDR MERCADO MDC 1 RCHA BDR MACINTOSH PR 1 RCHA BDR MERCIER JDP 5 RALC BDR MACKELVIE JB 11 FD REGT BDR MERMANS PWH CDNN SPEC OPS BDR MACKIN DP CFSU (OTTAWA) BDR MESSENGER NA 55BC BC REGT BDR MACKINNON LR 4 AD REGT BDR MESSERSCHMIDT LM 11 FD REGT BDR MACKINNON ML 3 FD REGT BDR MICELI PM 11 FD REGT BDR MACKINNON T 1 FD REGT BDR MICHAUD JKE 5 RALC BDR MACLAREN FAP 4 AD REGT BDR MICHAUD-HEBERT RCAA SCHOOL BDR MACLEAN GA 4 AD REGT BDR MILES BF 1 RCHA BDR MACLEOD B 15 FD REGT BDR MILLAR S 2 RCHA BDR MACNEIL AM RCA SCHOOL BDR MILLETTE S 5 RALC BDR MACNEILMACNEIL KM 4 A ADD R REGTEGT BDR MILLSMILLS JAJ.A 11RC RRCHAC BDR MACPHERSON SR 4 AD REGT BDR MIN RY 7 TOR REGT BDR MACRURY KR 1 RCHA BDR MINK GL 17 WING WINNIPEG BDR MAGGIOLO MA 2 RCHA BDR MONGEAU JAYRP 5 RALC BDR MAHEU E 5 RALC BDR MONTEBLANCA MC 56 FD REGT BDR MAHEUX J 5 RALC BDR MONTGOMERY JL 1 RCHA BDR MALIKOV Y 7 TOR REGT BDR MORAN RJ 26 FD REGT BDR MANDEVILLE JSS CFSU (OTTAWA) CPL MORENCY GD BAGOG TVILLE BDR MANGROVE CC RCA SCHOOL BDR MORGAN B 11FD FD REGT BDR MANUEL J 5 RALC BDR MORGAN J RCA SCHOOL BDR MARIER BE 2 RCHA BDR MORGENSTERN A 1 FD REGT BDR MAROIS SEA 5 RALC BDR MORIN DC 1 RCHA BDR MARSMAN M 1 RCHA BDR MORIN JMG CFB VALCARTIER BDR MARSTON JW 3 FD REGT BDR MORRISON KA LDSH (RC) BDR MARTIN D 7 TOR REGT BDR MORTON CJI 1 RCHA BDR MARTIN JK 2 RCHA BDR MUCICKO JD 56 FD REGT BDR MARTIN JME 5 RALC BDR MUELLER JD 11 FD REGT BDR MARTIN LRJ 4 AD REGT BDR MUISE C 1 FD REGT BDR MARTIN RA RCA SCHOOL CPL MULTON LM CFB SHILO BDR MARTINEAU CP 2 RCHA BDR MUNRO I 15 FD REGT BDR MARTINEAU D 4 AD REGT CPL MUNRO KH CFB EDMONTON BDR MARTINEZ W 15 FD REGT BDR MURRAY-WOOD JE 116 FD BTY BDR MASALES M 2 RCHA BDR MYERS D 1 FD REGT BDR MASSCHAELE MP 56 FD REGT BDR NELSON A 15 FD REGT Canadian Gunner 51 RANK NAME INITS LOCATION GRADE NOM INITS ENDROITS BDR NELSON RBE 26 FD REGT BDR PLANETTA SW 1 RCHA CPL NELSON TW 440 (T) SQN YELLOWKNIFE BDR POBURN CJM 2 RCHA BDR NG A 7 TOR REGT BDR POBURN MC 2 RCHA BDR NGUYEN PQD 11 FD REGT BDR POIRIER PJS 5 RALC BDR NICHOLSON JE 4 AD REGT BDR POIRIER TW 11 FD REGT BDR NICKEL ET 26 FD REGT BDR POLLARD RC 2 RCHA BDR NICOLE S 5 RALC BDR POLYWKAN RK 1 RCHA BDR NIELISSEN RJ 56 FD REGT BDR PONZA B 11 FD REGT BDR NOEL PR 1 RCHA BDR PORTER AJM 2 RCHA BDR NOLIN JRJ CFLRS SAINT JEAN BDR POTTS KP 18 AD REGT LS NORMAN TW HMCS PRESERVER BDR POTTS AC 11 FD REGT BDR NORMAND S RCA SCHOOL BDR POWER E 1 FD REGTE BDR NUTTALL JD 2 RCHA BDR POWER JJP 1 AD REEGT BDR NYIMU SN 2 RCHA BDR POWER JR 2 RCHA BDR O’BRIEN SD 4 AD REGT BDR PREVOST DP 5 RALC BDR O’DELL DL 4 AD REGT BDR PREVOST JGJF CANSOFCOMM HQ OTTAWA BDR O’DELL SM RCA SCHOOL BDR PRICE JD 1 RCHA BDR O’DONNELL KM 4 AD REGT BDR PROULX JD 5 RALC BDR OGBEMUDIA P 30 FD REGT BDR PRYCE R 15 FD RREGT BDR OLTHOF JJ 56 FD REGT BDR PULLEN DR 11 FD REGT BDR ORTH NL 2 RCHA BDR PULLINGER DS CFSRDB BDR ORZA RM 5 BC REGT BDR PYLYCHATY MP 20 FD REGT BDR OSADCHUK NW 1 RCHA CPL RAMIREZ GO 7 TOR REGT BDR OSBORNE CH 11 FD REGT BDR RAMSEY CB 1 FD REGTE BDR OUELLET J 1 RCHA BDR RANDALL NA 4 AD REEGT BDR OUELLET JF 5 RALC BDR RAOUL J 4 AD REEGT BDR OVERY J 15 FD REGT BDR RATELLE AR 5 RALC BDR PAKHLAVUNI K 7 TOR REGT BDR RATTIE JA 4 AD REEGT BDR PALMER GC 2 RCHA BDR RAYMOND C 5 RALC BDR PALMER JA 2 RCHA BDR REED AM 1 RCHA BDR PALMER JW 2 RCHA BDR REESOR K 20 FD REGT BDR PAPINEAU JAJ 2 RCHA CPL REGIMBAL RA 4 ESR GAAGETOWN BDR PAPKE DP LFCA TC MEAFORD BDR REGIMBALD JG 2 RCHA BDR PAQUET JSG 5 RALC BDR REGIS J CFLRS ST-JEAN-SUR-RICHELIEU BDR PAQUIN-PAUZE MAF RCA SCHOOL BDR REICKER M 4 AD REEGT BDR PARADIS VMG 5 RALC BDR REID A 20 FD RREGT BDR PARENT JJM 5 RALC BDR REID GJJP 5 RALC BDR PARENT SJD 5 RALC BDR RENAUD DJ 1 RCHA BDR PARKER C 15 FD REGT BDR RENAUD JJCB 5 RALC BDR PARKIN JF 11 FD REGT BDR REYNOLDS S 4 AD REEGT BDR PARRIS ND 2 RCHA BDR RICE PN 2 RCHA BDR PARSONS BG 1 RCHA BDR RICH GE 4 AD REEGT BDR PARSONS RG 1 RCHA BDR RICHARD DL 58 AD BTY 6 RAC CPL PARSONS SC CFB GREENWOOD CPL RICHARDSON KH 402 SQSQNN WINNIPEG BDR PASTERSHANK LB 26 FD REGT BDR RIDEOUT TR 2 RCHA BDR PATEY SL 1 RCHA BDR RIGBY CNC 11 FD REGT BDR PATRY-YOUNG JLJ 2 RCHA BDR RIOUX M RCA SCCHOOL BDR PAUL RP 1 RCHA BDR RIOUX GOYETTE AM 5 RALC BDR PAYETTE JF RCA SCHOOL BDR RISTO JJ 1 AD REEGT CPL PAYNE JW 3 ASG DET MONCTON BDR ROACHE GS 4 AD REEGT BDR PAYNTON TA 18 AD REGT BDR ROBBINS D 5 BC REGTE BDR PEARCE GRA RCA SCHOOL BDR ROBERGE MJ CFLRS SAAINT JEAN BDR PECSI J 15 FD REGT BDR ROBERTS TS 4 AD REEGT BDR PELLETIER H 4 AD REGT BDR ROBICHAUD JA 3 FD REGTE BDR PELLETIER KJ RCA SCHOOL BDR ROBICHAUD M 5 RALC BDR PELLEY DJ 2 RCHA BDR ROBICHEAU NR TAC SCH BDR PENNEY RAA 1 RCHA BDR ROBIDOUX EJL 5 RALC BDR PENNEY SJ 2 RCHA BDR ROBINSON JW 3 FD REGTE BDR PEPLER R 1 FD REGT BDR ROBINSON ML 11 FD REGT BDR PEPPARD MRBR RCA SCHOOL BDR ROCHEFORT JJE 5 RALC BDR PERO RWA 26 FD REGT BDR ROSS MJ 77TOR TOR RREGT BDR PERPELUK KD 5 BC REGT BDR ROSS W 15 FD REGT BDR PERRON JJM 1 RCHA BDR ROSS CM 26 FD REGT BDR PERSICO GA 4 AD REGT BDR ROUILLARD PMA 5 RALC BDR PETERS BR 4 AD REGT BDR ROUSSELLE CE 33FD FD REREGT BDR PETERSON SD 20 FD REGT BDR ROUTLEY JRK 56 FD REGT BDR PETKOVICH DF 1 RCHA BDR ROY JJR RCA SCHOOL BDR PHILLIPS M 7 TOR REGT BDR ROY JM 30 FD REGT BDR PHILLIPS TJ 49 FD REGT BDR ROY SJW 4 AD REGT BDR PHILPOTT GAW TF 3-08 NCE BDR ROZON JSJC 5 RALC BDR PIGEON D 2 RCHA BDR SABEAN JP 4 AD REGT CPL PILON RJ GREENWOOD BDR SALEH M 11 FD REGT 52 L’Artilleur Canadien RANK NAME INITS LOCATION GRADE NOM INITS ENDROITS BDR SAMPSON AE 1 FD REGT BDR SVAB LA 1 RCHA BDR SAMPSON FJ CFB GAGETOWN BDR SWALLOW DS 30 FD REGT BDR SAMSON CJD 5 RALC BDR SWARTZ BRJ RCA SCHOOL BDR SARGENT GW 20 FD REGT BDR SWEEZEY SPA 2 RCHA BDR SAROFEIM MMN 30 FD REGT BDR SYLKA D 15 FD REGT BDR SAULTER CG 2 RCHA BDR SYLVESTRE JF 5 RALC BDR SAUMURE MJA 2 RCHA BDR SYME TS 1 RCHA BDR SAUVE SA 30 FD REGT BDR SZAROZ MS 20 FD REGT BDR SAVAGE SL 2 RCHA BDR TAHAN A 5 RALC BDR SAVARD S 5 RALC BDR TALBOT JSAP 5 RALC BDR SCHAEFER M 1 FD REGT BDR TATCHELL AM 2 RCHA BDR SCHMIDT AP RCA SCHOOL BDR TAYLOR BME 3 FD REGT BDR SCHUITEBOER SP 2 RCHA BDR TAYLOR DF 15 FD REGT BDR SCHULZ C 15 FD REGT BDR TAYLOR ID 1 RCHA BDR SCOTT D 15 FD REGT BDR TAYLOR KN 56 FD REGT BDR SCOTT DB 18 AD REGT BDR TENNANT DD 1 AD REGT BDR SCOTT JG TRENTON BDR TESTA MG 58 AD BTY 6 RAC BDR SCOTT RA 116 FD BTY BDR THACH P 15 FD REGT BDR SCOTT IA 11 FD REGT BDR THIBODEAU A 4 AD REGT BDR SEBESTEN C 20 FD REGT BDR THIBODEAU JM 1 FD REGT BDR SECORD BM 2 RCHA BDR THOMAS G 15 FD REGT BDR SEQUIRA P 7 TOR REGT BDR THOMAS GR 20 FD REGT BDR SETO MY 1 AD REGT BDR THOMAS J 2 RCHHA BDR SHAUGHNESSY DR 56 FD REGT BDR THOMAS RR 20 FD REGT BDR SHAW K 15 FD REGT BDR THOMPSON RB 2 RCHRCHA BDR SHAW NT 3 FD REGT BDR THORBAHN J 1 FD REGT BDR SHEETS MR 2 RCHA BDR THORDARSON TM 2 RCHHA BDR SHELDRICK MD 4 AD REGT BDR THORNE OGT 1 RCHHA BDR SHEPPARD L 4 AD REGT BDR THORNTON MD 20 FD REGT BDR SHEPPARD TF 1 RCHA BDR THYSSEN HPW 5 BC REGT BDR SHERWOOD MB 2 RCHA BDR TIETZ C 56 FD REGT BDR SHIELDS ERH 1 FD REGT BDR TIMMS JP 2 RCHHA BDR SHIELS TLG 1 RCHA BDR TIMOSHIN Y 7 TORR REGT BDR SHULIST JS 1 AD REGT BDR TOBIN BL 4 AD REGT BDR SIMARD MN LFCA TC MEAFORD BDR TOM KLC 116 FD BTY BDR SIMONEAU SJ 5 RALC BDR TOTH R 15 FD REGT BDR SIMPSON SP 26 FD REGT BDR TOUCHETTE JBB CFB VALCARTIER BDR SINGH S 7 TOR REGT BDR TOYNE J 15 FD REGT BDR SINGS M 15 FD REGT BDR TREKOFSKI RL CMTC BDR SIROIS M 5 RALC BDR TREMBLAY GS CFB SHILO BDR SLADE KM 11 FD REGT BDR TREMBLAY JLA 5 RALCL BDR SMITH AP RCA SCHOOL BDR TUCKER JIR 4 AD REGT BDR SMITH B 15 FD REGT BDR TURMEL JF 5 RALCL BDR SMITH CD 3 FD REGT BDR TURNER L 20 FD REGT BDR SMITH EM 18 AD REGT BDR TYMCHAK DTL 1 RCHHA BDR SMITH LJ 5 RALC BDR UBBING MH 20 FD REGT BDR SMITH M 15 FD REGT BDR UMLAH REW CFB SUS FFIELD BDR SMITH SJ 2 RCHA BDR UNDERWOOD LP 5 BC REGT BDR SOUVENY MW 18 AD REGT BDR VAILLANCOURT CL RCA SCS HOOL BDR SPANOS P 7 TOR REGT BDR VAILLANCOURT CRC 55RAL RALRALC BDR SPEERS HJ 11 FD REGT BDR VAILLANCOURT G 2 RCHHA BDR SPENCER AM 1 FD REGT BDR VALLEVAND PC 10 FD REGT BDR SPILKIN G 4 AD REGT BDR VAN DAMME TR 56 FD REGT BDR SPITAL EM 2 RCHA BDR VAN EVERY SJ 56 FD REGT CPL SPRICENIEKS JK 1 CMBG HQ & SIG SQN BDR VANDECAVEYE L 1 RCHHA BDR SPRINGMAN PJ 2 RCHA BDR VANDERHULST ZJ 10 FD REGT BDR ST PIERRE C 2 RCHA BDR VANROOYEN A 2 RCHHA BDR STACEY JN 2 RCHA BDR VEENSTRA C 15 FD REGT BDR STACK GDM 11 FD REGT BDR VEILLEUX E 5 RALC BDR STALEY JJ 2 RCHA BDR VEILLEUX J-P 5 RALC BDR STANG CE 20 FD REGT BDR VELAND C 11 FD REGT BDR STAPLES CR 26 FD REGT BDR VENNE JLLE 5 RALC BDR STEWART BA 18 AD REGT BDR VEZINA JGPE 5 RALC BDR STEWART KM CFSU (OTTAWA) BDR VIALETTE JAF 1 RCHA BDR STOCKDALE A 15 FD REGT BDR VIAU JMMP 5 RALC BDR STONE R 15 FD REGT CPL VILLENEUVE KW TRENTON BDR STONE TB 20 FD REGT BDR VOTH A 15 FD REGT BDR STOPPA CJ 1 AD REGT BDR WALKER C 2 RCHA BDR STOREY DP 11 FD REGT BDR WALKER SDR 4 AD REGT BDR STRAUS CM 11 FD REGT BDR WALKER IH 11 FD REGT BDR STUBBS CT 11 FD REGT BDR WALOSZEK E CDN SPEC OPS CPL SUTHERLAND A 15 FD REGT BDR WALSH DE 1 RCHA Canadian Gunner 53 RANK NAME INITS LOCATION GRADE NOM INITS ENDROITS BDR WALSWORTH MA 30 FD REGT ART ARSENAULT J 5 RALC BDR WALTON TA 1 RCHA PTE ASKOLA J 15 FD REGT BDR WALTS BA 5 BC REGT GNR ASTALOS KJ 2 RCHA CPL WAMBOLDT BD 407 (MP) SQN GNR ATKINS C RCA SCHOOL BDR WARREN KR 4 AD REGT PTE AUBIN JMG 1 AD REGT BDR WATRICH C 15 FD REGT GNR AUBIN M 1 RCHA BDR WEARE JA 11 FD REGT SDT AUGER C 5 RALC BDR WEAVER S 15 FD REGT GNR AUGER M 2 RCHA BDR WEGNER DJA 11 FD REGT GNR AULENBACK DJ 2 RCHA BDR WEIR KP 10 FD REGT ART AVERY N 5 RALC BDR WELDON RV 20 FD REGT GNR AZIZ O 2 RCHA BDR WELLS CE 11 FD REGT GNR BAILEY W RCA SCCHOOL BDR WERON AJ 2 RCHA PTE BALASUBRAMANIAM S 7 TOR REGT BDR WHITTEN RJ RCA SCHOOL GNR BALL CJ 1 RCHA BDR WIENS EA 7 TOR REGT GNR BALL DR 5 BC REGTE BDR WIERENGA AT 1 RCHA GNR BANDEH-MOGHADAM M 7 TOR REGT BDR WIERSEMA K 116 FD BTY PTE BARBE MJ 5 BC REEGT BDR WILD MR 5 BC REGT PTE BARKER EW 26 FD REGT BDR WILKINSON MLMM RCA SCHOOL PTE BARKHOUSE N 1 FD REGTE BDR WILL RB 1 RCHA PTE BARNES GI 116 FD BTY BDR WILLIAMS BA 2 RCHA GNR BARNES RC CTCHQ GAGETOWN BDR WILLIAMS JC RCA SCHOOL PTE BARNETT DH 56 FD REGT BDR WILLIAMS MJA 56 FD REGT GNR BARRETT BC 30 FD REGT BDR WILSON AL 3 FD REGT PTE BARTZ MM 18 AD REGT BDR WILSON AM RCA SCHOOL GNR BATES BR 56 FD REGT BDR WILWILSONSON RGS 2R2 RCHA PTE BATBATESES L 55B BCCR REREGTE BDR WILSON RJ 2 RCHA GNR BAYER FP RCA SCCHOOL BDR WILSON SW 11 FD REGT GNR BAYER J 1 FD REGTE BDR WINDL KIJ 10 FD REGT GNR BEAMISH MW 2 RCHA BDR WINSOR JC 2 RCHA ART BEAULIEU M 5 RALC BDR WISEMAN MS 1 RCHA PTE BECKMAN MJ 18 AD REGT BDR WISWELL HP 1 RCHA PTE BEDARD R 5 BC REGTE BDR WOLFE TB 4 AD REGT ART BELANGER D 5 RALC BDR WONGWONG E 15 FD REG T ART BELANGERBELANGER S 5 RALCRALC BDR WONNENBERG DN 1 RCHA GNR BELL WJ 30 FD REGT BDR WOOD AL 3 FD REGT GNR BELLEHUMEUR YDJ 1 RCHA BDR WOOD KD 30 FD REGT PTE BENJOE D 10 FD REGT BDR WORSLEY SR RCA SCHOOL GNR BENN JL 2 RCHA BDR WOTHERSPOON JA RCA SCHOOL GNR BENNETT M 2 RCHA BDR WOTHERSPOON LJ RCA SCHOOL GNR BENNETT NSP 2 RCHA CPL WRIGHT DMW CFB SHILO GNR BENOIT W 1 FD REGTE BDR YANIRE K 5 RALC PTE BERARD MRJ 26 FD REGT BDR YOUNG MBP 56 FD REGT GNR BERARDI JJ 56 FD REGT BDR YUNG V 10 FD REGT PTE BERNDT AL 1 AD REEGT BDR ZACHER AW 20 FD REGT ART BERUBE M 5 RALC BDR ZAHR R CMTC - WAINWRIGHT GNR BESAW B 4 AD REEGT BDR ZAKARIAN HL 7 TOR REGT GNR BHATTI HS 7 TOR REGT MBDR ZAREMBA TS 2 RCHA GNR BHATTI MS 7 TOR REGT BDR ZARIWNEY RJ 26 FD REGT GNR BIDINOST RJ 11 FD REGT CPL ZELLICK NJ CFB/ASU KINGSTON GNR BIGLOW D 11 FD REGT BDR ZHONG J 15 FD REG T GNR BILAN JL 10 FD RREGT BDR ZINCK GG 1 RCHA GNR BINNS JH 11 FD REGT BDR ZWICKER W 1 FD REGT PTE BIRCH TG 26 FD REGT GNR ABBRUSCATO S 56 FD REGT PTE BIRDSELL AS 56 FD REGT PTE ADDISON AM 18 AD REGT PTE BIXBY KD 11 FD REGT PTE AHN P 15 FD REGT GNR BLACK ME 2 RCHA PTE AKACHUK D 10 FD REGT ART BLAIS S 5 RALC GNR ALBERT SL 2 RCHA PTE BLIGH K 15 FD REGT GNR ALBRECHT DJ 1 AD REGT PTE BLIGH R 15 FD REGT GNR ALCIME O 1 RCHA PTE BLODGETT TM 1 AD REEGT PTE ALEXANDER T 26 FD REGT GNR BLUE K 26 FD REGT PTE ALEXEEF AS 7 TOR REGT PTE BOGGS JR 10 FD REGT PTE ALLEN BD 5 BC REGT GNR BOISSON S 18 AD REGT GNR ALLEN RA 3 FD REGT ART BOIVIN S 5 RALC GNR ANDERSON JR 2 RCHA GNR BOLEY M 2 RCHA PTE ANDRES SLNM 56 FD REGT GNR BONESSO EC 11 FD REGT GNR ANDREWS J 3 FD REGT GNR BONNEAU G 1 RCHA PTE ANDREWS LJDE 1 AD REGT GNR BOOTHE-ESPEUT GM 7 TOR REGT PTE ANDREWS W RCA SCHOOL PTE BORTHWICK RC 56 FD REGT PTE ARKLES BJ 1 AD REGT GNR BOSSE GMG 1 RCHA GNR ARMSHAW E 1 FD REGT GNR BOUCHARD R 1 RCHA GNR ARMSTRONG N 1 RCHA ART BOUDREAU E 5 RALC 54 L’Artilleur Canadien RANK NAME INITS LOCATION GRADE NOM INITS ENDROITS GNR BOUDREAU NRJ 4 AD REGT GNR CORLISS JJ 4 AD REGT GNR BOUDREAULT M CFB PETAWAWA GNR CORNEAU JAJ 2 RCHA GNR BOULIANNE J 1 FD REGT ART CORRIVEAU D 5 RALC ART BOURDEAU MMLE 5 RALC GNR COTE G 1 RCHA GNR BOURGOIN JJ 4 AD REGT GNR COTE JP 1 RCHA PTE BOUTILIER DJB 1 AD REGT GNR COUGHLAN TMD 1 AD REGT GNR BOWMAN KW 1 RCHA GNR CRAMER DH 20 FD REGT GNR BOYCE JR 3 FD REGT GNR CREANEY DC 1 RCHA PTE BOYD R.J. 18 AD REGT GNR CROCCO JJ 56 FD REGT GNR BRADLEY JEM 56 FD REGT GNR CROWCHIEF CP 18 AD REGT PTE BRANCONNIER MD 10 FD REGT GNR CRUZ JVB 11 FD REGT PTE BRANCONNIER TDJ 10 FD REGT PTE CULVER JC 56 FD REGT PTE BREMNER TA 56 FD REGT GNR CUNNINGHAM D 1 FD REGT GNR BRITTON JE 3 FD REGT GNR CUNNINGHAM S 30 FD REGT GNR BROBSTBROBST R 1 FD REGT PTE CURRALL DD 5 BC REGT PTE BROOKS AE 18 AD REGT PTE DALE SG 20 FD REGT GNR BROOKS JR 1 RCHA PTE DAMGAARD MR 18 AD REGT PTE BROWN GR 30 FD REGT GNR DAMPHOUSE P 4 AD REGT GNR BROWN JM 1 RCHA GNR DANIELSON LD 116 FD BTY GNR BROWN RF 7 TOR REGT ART DASPE E 5 RALC GNR BROWNING D 11 FD REGT GNR DAVEY MGJ 1 RCHA PTE BRUNKE TJ 1 AD REGT PTE DAVIDSON S 56 FD REGT PTE BUCHANAN C 1 FD REGT PTE DAVIS AT 56 FD REGT PTE BUCKLEY S 30 FD REGT PTE DAVIS RF 56 FD REGT PTE BUECKERT H 56 FD REGT PTE DAYTON VR 5 BC REGT PTE BURKE BM 11 FD REGT PTE DE PASQUALE TJJ 56 FD REGT PTE BURNS KD 18 AD REGT SDT DEBLOIS D 5 RALC PTE BURNS N 3 FD REGT GNR DEBOER RA 11 FD REGT GNR BURROWS MCB 2 RCHA GNR DEGERNESS-CRASWELL M 10 FD REGT PTE CAMPBELL BR 5 BC REGT PTE DEMERCHANT CS 3 FD REGT GNR CAMPBELL DA 2 RCHA PTE DENSMORE S 1 FD REGT GNR CAMPBELL TA 26 FD REGT PTE DENT MW 30 FD REGT GNR CANART M 26 FD REGT GNR DESAMPARADO DIV 11 FD REGT PTE CARL AB 56 FD REGT PTE DESBIENS OS 1 RCHA GNR CARLSON KR 26 FD REGT ART DESILETS NF 5 RALC GNR CARON C 1 RCHA PTE DESROCHES DJ 26 FD REGT ART CARRIER S 5 RALC GNR DESROCHES RW 3 FD REGT GNR CARTER WM 3 FD REGT PTE DHUGGA I 15 FD REGT PTE CASTLE M 1 FD REGT GNR DIGGS AKL 2 RCHA GNR CAVEEN MD 1 RCHA PTE DINHDINH A 55BC BC REGT GNR CHACON J 20 FD REGT GNR DINH KK 11 FD REGT PTE CHALLIS-LEE SC 5 BC REGT PTE DINSMORE MJJ 56 FD REGT PTE CHANG K 15 FD REGT ART DION J 5 RALC PTE CHAO K 15 FD REGT PTE DODGE JM 56 FD REGT ART CHAPDELAINE C 5 RALC GNR DODGE JA 3 FD REGT PTE CHAPPEL NL 56 FD REGT GNR DOERKSEN RA 26 FD REGT GNR CHARLES BJ 26 FD REGT GNR DOHERTY ST 11 FD REGT GNR CHARRON S 1 RCHA GNR DOLMAN DB 7 TOR REGT SDT CHARTRAND J 5 RALC PTE DONISON AR 11 FD REGT ART CHARTRAND K 5 RALC PTE DORADEA LE 7 TOR REGT GNR CHATTERTON AC 3 FD REGT PTE DORION KC 30 FD REGT GNR CHEN K 7 TOR REGT ART DORVAL C 5 RALC PTE CHENG A 15 FD REGT GNR DOUCETTE M 1 FD REGT PTE CHERUBINI AM 56 FD REGT PTE DOUGHERTY JB 56 FD REGT PTE CHETWYND TJ RCA SCHOOL GNR DOWSON KM 56 FD REGT PTE CHO S 7 TOR REGT GNR DRAGOS C 56 FD REGT GNR CHOI VH 7 TOR REGT PTE DRISCOLL RP 11 FD REGT PTE CHRISTIE AW 18 AD REGT PTE DUFFUS B 10 FD REGT GNR CLARK A 15 FD REGT GNR DUGUAY J 1 RCHA GNR CLARK AW 3 FD REGT GNR DUMAINE G 2 RCHA GNR CLARK LWJ 3 FD REGT GNR DUMAS AA 1 AD REGT GNR CLARKE GT 30 FD REGT SDT DUMAS G 5 RALC PTE CLARYSEE CC 56 FD REGT SDT DUMONT 5 RALC PTE CLEMIS QPJ 26 FD REGT GNR DUMONT PR CFLRS SAINT JEAN GNR CLOUTIER D CI SQFT VALCARTIER GNR DUNBAR R 1 FD REGT PTE COLE CJA 1 AD REGT PTE DUNLOP JAI 56 FD REGT PTE COLES M 15 FD REGT SDT DUPERRE C 5 RALC PTE COLES ME 18 AD REGT PTE DUPONT AB 5 BC REGT PTE COLYN SD 5 BC REGT SDT DUPONT SJT 5 RALC GNR CONNOR KJR 3 FD REGT PTE DUPONT TA 7 TOR REGT PTE CONQUIST SC 5 BC REGT GNR DURAND D 1 RCHA GNR COOK SE 56 FD REGT PTE DURSTON TS 26 FD REGT Canadian Gunner 55 RANK NAME INITS LOCATION GRADE NOM INITS ENDROITS PTE EARLE DE 1 AD REGT ART GOULET-THIBOUTOT P 5 RALC PTE EARNSHAW BS RCA SCHOOL GNR GOURICHON CF 1 RCHA GNR EDEN Z 1 FD REGT GNR GRABAUSKAS SJ 26 FD REGT GNR EDISON M 3 FD REGT ART GRAHAM K 5 RALC PTE EDMONDSON KR 56 FD REGT GNR GRANT DJ 3 FD REGT GNR EGLOFF AW 30 FD REGT PTE GRANT WD 1 AD REGT GNR EGRESSY KA 11 FD REGT PTE GRATTAN SH 5 BC REGT PTE EIKELENBOOM CCJ 56 FD REGT PTE GRAVELLE JRA 56 FD REGT PTE EIKELENBOOM N 56 FD REGT GNR GREELEY A 1 FD REGT PTE EL-BAGHDADY J 15 FD REGT PTE GREEN AJ 116 FD BTY PTE ELCOMBE CJ 18 AD REGT ART GREEN E 5 RALC GNR ELDRIDGE AJR 26 FD REGT GNR GRIMEAU CM 1 RCHA PTE ELLINGSON DJ 26 FD REGT PTE GRIMWOOD RCRH 56 FD REGT PTE ELLIOTT JJK 56 FD REGT PTE GRUMMETT CJ 56 FD REGT PTE ELLIOTT TJ 26 FD REGT GNR GUENTHER J 10 FD REGT GNR ELMAN A 30 FD REGT GNR HAACK JS 11 FD REGT PTE ENNS C 15 FD REGT GNR HACHEY WJ CFLRS SAINT JEAN PTE ENNS JW 26 FD REGT PTE HALCHYSHAK ML 10 FD REGT GNR ESPINOSA P 7 TOR REGT GNR HALDANE MWA 11 FD RREGT PTE EUM L 15 FD REGT GNR HALLAM ND 1 RCHA PTE EVANS JD 11 FD REGT GNR HALLEY J RCA SCHOOL GNR EVELYN LK 2 RCHA PTE HAMELIN C 30 FD REGT GNR EVERETT SE 3 FD REGT GNR HAMMOND JCA 7 TOR REGT PTE FAIRBANK MS 10 FD REGT PTE HAN L 3 FD REGT PTE FARQUHAR J 15 FD REGT GNR HANCOCK MH 2 RCHA GNR FARQUHAR J 2 RCHA GNR HANDY MC 1 RCHA PTE FEADER SM 26 FD REGT GNR HANNAH CM 2 RCHA PTE FERGUSON C 10 FD REGT PTE HANSON GW 56 FD REGT GNR FERGUSON T 4 AD REGT PTE HARDER BJ 56 FD REGT PTE FERREIRA FS 5 BC REGT GNR HARRIE D 1 FD REGT PTE FESER TR 20 FD REGT GNR HARRIS I 20 FD REGT PTE FIGUEROA-BARRERA S 15 FD REGT GNR HARRISON NA 2 RCHA GNR FILLION N 26 FD REGT GNR HARVEY JB 56 FD REGT GNR FITZHERBERT RD RCA SCHOOL PTE HAWES JL 56 FD REGT GNR FIZZARD JLC 1 RCHA GNR HAWKINS J 1 FD REGT PTE FLEISCHER G 115 FD REGT GNR HAWTIN D 7 TOR REGT GNR FONG NLL 1 AD REGT PTE HAY AD 30 FD REGT GNR FORD DJ 10 FD REGT GNR HAYWOOD G RCA SCHOOL PTE FORD PA 30 FD REGT PTE HEATHERINGTON BL 7 TOR REGT ART FORTIN D 5 RALC GNR HEBERT N CI SQFT VALCARTIER PTE FOSTER J 15 FD REGT GNR HEMPEY LWT 11 FD REGT PTE FRASER JA 56 FD REGT GNR HENDERSON GT 56 FD REGT GNR FRENETTE SJYE CFLRS SAINT JEAN GNR HENDERSON TJ RCA SCHOOL GNR GABEL J 1 RCHA GNR HENMAN C 11FDR FD RREGT GNR GAFFEY B RCA SCHOOL GNR HENNESSEY S 4 AD REGT GNR GAGNON J 20 FD REGT ART HERNANDEZ MOSCOSO ME 5 RALC PTE GALANGE JJ 56 FD REGT PTE HESS B 15 FD REGT PTE GALE CM 30 FD REGT PTE HESSELS JB 11 FD REGT GNR GALL JL 20 FD REGT PTE HIGGINS B RCA SCHOOL PTE GALLO NJ 56 FD REGT GNR HIGGINS WG 2 RCHA PTE GAMBLE KJ 1 AD REGT PTE HILBICH S 15 FD REGT GNR GARDYPIE L 1 RCHA PTE HILL SA 5 BC REGT PTE GAREAU AR 56 FD REGT PTE HILLS SJ 1 AD REGT PTE GAREAU DA 56 FD REGT PTE HOANG A 15 FD REGT PTE GARNETT ED 3 FD REGT GNR HOANG T 1 FD REGT ART GAUTHIER M 5 RALC GNR HOFFMAN RA 10 FD REGT GNR GAWLEY DJ 2 RCHA GNR HOFFMAN KS 11 FD REGT GNR GIBERSON BP RCA SCHOOL GNR HOFTYZER A 2 RCHA GNR GIBSON DL RCA SCHOOL GNR HOLDEN IM 2 RCHA GNR GIBSON IJ 7 TOR REGT PTE HOLMES BT 56 FD REGT GNR GIBSON MJ 1 RCHA GNR HOLMES P RCA SSCHOOL GNR GIEGER K 20 FD REGT PTE HOMUTH KR RCA SCHOOL GNR GILL AD 1 AD REGT GNR HOMUTH R 2 RCHA PTE GILL M 15 FD REGT GNR HOPKINS BE 5 BC REGT GNR GILMOUR C RCA SCHOOL GNR HOQUET B 44ADR AD REGT GNR GINGRAS HS 1 RCHA GNR HOQUET CE 2 RCHA ART GIRARD R 5 RALC GNR HORST B 2 RCHA ART GIRARD S 5 RALC GNR HOSFORD JME 3 FD REGT GNR GIROUX SJG 2 RCHA GNR HOUGH BO 7 TOR REGT GNR GOODEILL JA 3 FD REGT PTE HOULE DW 26 FD REGT PTE GOOS NB 1 AD REGT GNR HOULE F 1 RCHA PTE GOTTSCHALK MB 26 FD REGT GNR HOULE JC 1 RCHA 56 L’Artilleur Canadien RANK NAME INITS LOCATION GRADE NOM INITS ENDROITS GNR HOULE RC 1 RCHA PTE KOWALCHUK MJ 56 FD REGT GNR HOVRISKO AL 10 FD REGT PTE KOWALEWSKA M 11 FD REGT PTE HOWE MJ 56 FD REGT GNR KRANNICH AMF 30 FD REGT PTE HOWELL RK 7 TOR REGT GNR LACHANCE JPA 2 RCHA PTE HUANG E 15 FD REGT PTE LACOMBE MC 30 FD REGT GNR HUNG TF 7 TOR REGT PTE LADOUCEUR RJ 56 FD REGT PTE HUNKS JL 56 FD REGT PTE LAFFERTY AD 56 FD REGT PTE HUNT CFM 26 FD REGT ART LAFONTAINE GS 5 RALC GNR HUNTLEY M 1 FD REGT GNR LALL V 11 FD REGT PTE HUTCHINSON MR 56 FD REGT GNR LAM KS 7 TOR REGT PTE HUTCHISON DN 18 AD REGT PTE LAM W 15 FD REGT PTE HUTCHISON AR 11 FD REGT ART LAMARRE D 5 RALC GNR HWANG MH 7 TOR REGT PTE LAMIRANDE DJD 26 FD REGT GNR INGRAM WJ 1 RCHA PTE LANGAS KT 56 FD REGT GNR ISIP CAL 7 TOR REGT GNR LANGFORD GA RCA SCHOOL PTE JACKSON CS RCA SCHOOL GNR LANNON BPS 56 FD REGT GNR JACKSON MB 30 FD REGT GNR LAPENSKI DR 30 FD REGT GNR JACKSON R RCA SCHOOL GNR LAPLANTE EJ 7 TOR REGT GNR JACKSON AV 11 FD REGT PTE LARAWAY CLJ 56 FD REGT ART JACQUES M 5 RALC GNR LAROCQUE F 4 AD REGT GNR JAGIELLO AJ 7 TOR REGT GNR LAROCQUE G 1 RCHA PTE JAMES K 26 FD REGT GNR LAROCQUE GR 116 FD BTY PTE JANACK MC 56 FD REGT GNR LARSON A 1 RCHA GNR JARRELL WD RCA SCHOOL PTE LASAGA RW 5 BC REGT GNR JENKINS DKC 1 RCHA GNR LASFAR L 44A AADD REGT GNR JENKINS KJ 1 RCHA PTE LAU C 15 FD REGT GNR JENNINGS D 1 RCHA PTE LAVERTU EP 5 BC REGT PTE JENNINGS RW 11 FD REGT ART LAVIGNE-LACHAPELLE E 5 RALC PTE JENSEN MR 56 FD REGT PTE LAW A 15 FD REGT PTE JEONG W 15 FD REGT PTE LAWRENCE JBL 11 FD REGT PTE JOHNSON MJ 20 FD REGT PTE LE A 15 FD REGT GNR JOHNSTON KJ 2 RCHA PTE LEARMONTH C 15 FD REGT PTE JOHNSTON R 56 FD REGT ART LEBRUN R 55R RRALCA GNR JONES GJ 3 FD REGT PTE LEE D 7 TOR REGT GNR JONES GR RCA SCHOOL PTE LEE DW 15 FD REGT PTE JUNEAU DLE 56 FD REGT GNR LEE JCH 7 TOR REGT PTE JUNIPER GEM 56 FD REGT ART LEMIEUX R 5 RALC GNR KANG T 7 TOR REGT GNR L’HEUREUX DN 5 BC REGT GNR KANTORSKI M 2 RCHA GNR LI R 7 TOR REGT PTE KASSABRI MK 30 FD REGT GNR LINKLATER LA 116 FD BTY GNR KAVANAUGH TM 56 FD REGT GNR LINTON DA 3 FD REGT PTE KAYE JA 3 FD REGT PTE LIPPERT B 15 FD REGT GNR KEEPENCE MR 56 FD REGT GNR LLOYD M 2 RCHA PTE KEITEL JA 30 FD REGT GNR LOLLIER L 2 RCHA GNR KELFORD JW 1 AD REGT PTE LOMBARD M 1 FD REGT GNR KELLY KJ 30 FD REGT PTE LOW MJ 30 FD REGT GNR KELLY RT 30 FD REGT GNR LU D 7 TOR REGT GNR KENDALL J 10 FD REGT GNR LUCAS-MOORE AT 30 FD REGT PTE KENDRICK C 56 FD REGT PTE LUKER E RCAA SCHOOL PTE KENNEDY AJ 18 AD REGT PTE MA A 15 FFD REGT PTE KENNEDY M 15 FD REGT SDT MACDONALD J 5 RALC ART KENNEDY R 5 RALC PTE MACDONALD S 1 FD REGT GNR KEOUGH AD RCA SCHOOL GNR MACINTYRE M 1 RCHA PTE KEREKES KA 1 AD REGT GNR MACKIE GS 20 FD REGT GNR KETLER C 56 FD REGT GNR MACKINNON C 11 FD REGT PTE KETLER DKR 56 FD REGT PTE MACLEAN CA 1 AD REGT PTE KHILL PE 56 FD REGT GNR MACLEAN G 2 RCHA GNR KHLYUSTOV P 7 TOR REGT GNR MACLEAN G 44A ADD REGT GNR KILPATRICK AG 5 BC REGT GNR MACLEOD GC 3 FD REGT GNR KIM D 15 FD REGT GNR MACLEOD JEB CFB PETAWAWA GNR KIM D 7 TOR REGT PTE MACLEOD S 3 FD REGT GNR KING DJ 2 RCHA GNR MAGARVEY SA 3 FD REGT PTE KINSMAN GS 11 FD REGT GNR MAHONEY TL 7 TOR REGT PTE KIZUR L 56 FD REGT PTE MAKAROW S 116 FD BTY GNR KLIMAS EK 30 FD REGT GNR MAKEPEACE M 4 AD REGT GNR KNEE JW 1 RCHA PTE MANG A 10 FD REGT GNR KNELL NJ 26 FD REGT PTE MANY CHIEF RL 18 AD REGT GNR KNOWLES CA 30 FD REGT PTE MARCANTONIO V 30 FD REGT GNR KOESLAG G 2 RCHA PTE MARSHALL AD 7 TOR REGT PTE KOHNKE SC 15 FD REGT GNR MARSHALL C 1 RCHA PTE KOPCZYK ZM 56 FD REGT PTE MARSHALL MMK 11 FD REGT GNR KOROLKOV SA 7 TOR REGT PTE MARYNIUK CM 116 FD BTY Canadian Gunner 57 RANK NAME INITS LOCATION GRADE NOM INITS ENDROITS PTE MATEYKO JJ 18 AD REGT GNR PARENT JJCD 2 RCHA ART MAURICE J 5 RALC GNR PARENTEAU MSC 26 FD REGT GNR MAY RJ 1 RCHA PTE PARKER A 15 FD REGT GNR MAYOH MD 20 FD REGT GNR PARRILL JR RCA SCHOOL PTE MCCLUNG RCA SCHOOL GNR PARROTT WR 20 FD REGT GNR MCCONNELL E 1 RCHA GNR PASSMORE MJ 7 TOR REGT GNR MCCORMICK SM 56 FD REGT PTE PATTERSON JPJ 116 FD BTY PTE MCCULLY RC 3FDREGT3 FD REGT GNR PAYNEPAYNE J RCA SSCHOOL GNR MCDERMOT-FOUTS ZB 26 FD REGT PTE PAYTON AK 11 FD REGT GNR MCDIARMID AF 20 FD REGT GNR PEACOCKE JV 20 FD REGT GNR MCDONALD J RCA SCHOOL PTE PEARCE TCJ 1 AD REGT GNR MCELHINNEY KL 3 FD REGT PTE PELLETIER A 10 FD REGT PTE MCELHINNEY TD 3 FD REGT PTE PELLETIER J 10 FD REGT GNR MCENTEE TS 2 RCHA PTE PELLIZAZARI MF 11 FD REGT GNR MCGAW WA 30 FD REGT GNR PEMBLETON CD 11 FD REGT GNR MCGMCGINNINNIS W 1F1 FDDR REGTEGT GNR PEPPEPININ DA CDN SPECS OPS PTE MCGRATH S 1 FD REGT GNR PERALTA-VINTIMILLA CG 7 TOR REGT PTE MCINTYRE VMI 26 FD REGT PTE PERRIN JH 56 FD REGT PTE MCKENNA JR 18 AD REGT GNR PETERS B 1 FD REGT PTE MCLAUGHLIN TJ 56 FD REGT GNR PETRENKO I 7 TOR REGT PTE MCLEESE JM 5 BC REGT GNR PHILION WG 56 FD REGT GNR MCMULLAN PSM 2 RCHA GNR PICARD CJLN CANSOOFCOM PTE MCNIVEN JJM RCA SCHOOL GNR PINKNEY C CFB SUUFFIELD GNR MCRAE J RCA SCHOOL PTE PINKNEY TRG 11 FD REGT PTE MEADUS CA 11 FD REGT GNR PITMAN R 1 FD REGT PTE MERRICK DJ 18 AD REGT GNR PITRE G 1 RCHA PTE MILLER MWL 56 FD REGT GNR PLANTE CD 2 RCHA PTE MITROFANOV S 15 FD REGT ART POLIQUIN PL 5 RALC ART MOLLOY N 5 RALC PTE POTTS TJD 56 FD REGT PTE MONTGOMERY RKL 3 FD REGT GNR POWELL MW 5 BC REGT GNR MONTMINY MJM 1 AD REGT GNR PRATT W 1 RCHA ART MORILLON R 5 RALC GNR PRICE CA RCA SCHOOL GNR MORPHET M 2 RCHA GNR PRINGLE LR 11ADR AD RREGT GNR MUISE JC 3 FD REGT GNR PROSPER CAW RCA SCHOOL PTE MULLALLY AJ 30 FD REGT GNR PUILLANDRE SC 56 FD REGT GNR MURDOCH DM 5 BC REGT GNR QUIRING KE 26 FD REGT PTE MURPHY CAP 30 FD REGT PTE RADETZKI JS 18 AD REGT GNR NARAINE AR 7 TOR REGT PTE RAMSAY MJ 56 FD REGT PTE NELSON DWB 26 FD REGT GNR RAMSEY MB 10 FD REGT PTE NEUFELD PN 18 AD REGT PTE RANDELL IA 3 FD REGT PTE NEVEAUX BE 20 FD REGT PTE RAY JA 30 FD REGT GNR NEVES C RCA SCHOOL PTE RAY QB 30 FD REGT PTE NEWANS KM 10 FD REGT GNR RAY WRJ ASU TORONTO PTE NGAN S 15 FD REGT GNR REGEY NMD 26 FD REGT PTE NGUYEN A 15 FD REGT GNR REGIMBALD M 2 RCHA PTE NGUYEN D 15 FD REGT GNR REID CR 3 FD REGT GNR NOLET NPR 11 FD REGT PTE REINHARDT DKW 56 FD REGT GNR NORRIS JRT 116 FD BTY PTE RENNER DAJ 26 FD REGT PTE NORSWORTHY JEK 18 AD REGT PTE RENNIE I 3 FD REGT GNR NORTHRUP KC RCA SCHOOL PTE RENOUF SD 11 FD RREGT PTE NORTHRUP J 3 FD REGT ART RHEAUME-LAFLEUR F 5 RALC PTE NTAMWIRA SM 30 FD REGT GNR RICHARD M.F 1 RCHA GNR NYKORAK AF 30 FD REGT PTE RICHARDSON A 10 FD REGT GNR OCONNELL KW 30 FD REGT PTE RIGGS RH 5 BC REGT GNR O’CONNOR IFJ 1 AD REGT ART ROBERGE K 5 RALC GNR O’DELL AT 2 RCHA PTE ROBICHAUD BJ 3 FD REGT GNR O’DONNELL JS 1 RCHA GNR ROBICHAUD E 1 FD REGT PTE OGEMOW AS 26 FD REGT GNR ROBINSON MJ 33FDR FD RREGT GNR O’HAGAN NGV 408 TAC HEL SQN GNR ROBINSON ML 3 FD REGT PTE O’HANLON CP 11 FD REGT GNR ROBINSON W 20 FD REGT PTE OHEMENG S 11 FD REGT PTE ROBSON C 3 FD REGT GNR OKEM TD 7 TOR REGT GNR ROCHE JFC 2 RCHA GNR OLIVER DE 18 AD REGT ART RODRIGUE P 5 RALC GNR OLIVER RG 7 TOR REGT PTE ROGATCHEV M 7 TOR REGT GNR OSBOURNE ACJ 2 RCHA SDT ROGER E. 5 RALC PTE OSWALD H 15 FD REGT PTE ROGERS KW 56 FD REGT PTE PALMER DL 26 FD REGT GNR ROLLS RG 18 AD REGT PTE PANUCCI JT 56 FD REGT GNR ROODZANT SE 2 RCHA PTE PAQUET CP 5 BC REGT PTE ROOS JR 56 FD REGT ART PAQUET S 5 RALC GNR ROTH KA 26 FD REGT ART PARADIS-AUBIN M 5 RALC ART ROY A 5 RALC GNR PARE D 15 FD REGT PTE ROZALOWSKY MJ 11 FD REGT 58 L’Artilleur Canadien RANK NAME INITS LOCATION GRADE NOM INITS ENDROITS PTE ROZARIO J 15 FD REGT GNR SURETTE M RCA SCHOOL GNR RUMBOLT J 2 RCHA PTE SUTCH AG 56 FD REGT PTE RUNDLE CM RCA SCHOOL GNR SWANSON WL 1 RCHA PTE RUPERT DT 1 AD REGT GNR TABB S 1 FD REGT GNR RUSSELL CD 18 AD REGT GNR TAIT BJC 3 FD REGT PTE RUTHERFORD EWR 56 FD REGT GNR TAPP RN 1 RCHA PTE RZESZUTEK MJ 56 FD REGT GNR TASKER S 1 RCHA PTE SADLER JAK 30 FD REGT PTE TAYLOR C 1 FD REGT GNR SANDERS PRE 2 RCHA GNR TAYLOR JE 7 TOR REGT GNR SANTOS R 26 FD REGT PTE TAYLOR GOR 11 FD REGT PTE SAVOIE DCLP 56 FD REGT PTE TCHOREK ND 56 FD REGT PTE SAWKINS B 56 FD REGT PTE TEMPELMAN JWH 56 FD REGT GNR SCANIE-JENKINS JI 2 RCHA PTE TEMPELMAN NA 56 FD REGT PTE SCHARF MP 26 FD REGT PTE TENNANT MJ 1 AD REGT PTE SCHELLINGERHOUDT C 56 FD REGT GNR TEPPERMAN ER 11 FD REGT PTE SCHRIVER I 3 FD REGT GNR TETLOCK TE 1 RCHA PTE SCOTT EJ 30 FD REGT ART THERRIEN-COULOMBE K 5 RALC GNR SCOTT J 20 FD REGT GNR THIBAULT C 2 RCHA GNR SCOTT MKJ 3 FD REGT GNR THIBEAULT H 1 RCHA GNR SEARS MK 3 FD REGT GNR THIESSEN NJ 26 FD REGT GNR SEDGWICK DJ 26 FD REGT GNR THOMAS M 1 RCHA GNR SEE AO CDN SPEC OPS GNR THOMPSON M 22RC RCHARC PTE SEE JM 3 FD REGT PTE THORPE SR 20 FD REGT GNR SEGUEDA I 7 TOR REGT GNR TOMCZYK NJ 2 RCHA GNR SHARKARCHI JJ 30 FD REGT PTE TOMPKINS BA 3 FD REGT PTE SHARPE TA 7 TOR REGT GNR TOMPKINS LJ 3 FD REGT PTE SHAVE MP RCA SCHOOL GNR TOMPKINS RJ 3 FD REGT GNR SHEA DC 2 RCHA GNR TOWNSON PJ 7 TOR REGT GNR SHEAVES J 2 RCHA GNR TREMBLAY A 58 AD BTY 6 RAC GNR SHEE SA 2 RCHA ART TREMBLAY BS 55RA RARALC GNR SHERK KE 2 RCHA GNR TREMBLAY-LAVOIE MJL 2 RCHA PTE SHIN H 7 TOR REGT GNR TREMBLETT A 1 FD REGT GNR SHORTING T 1 RCHA PTE TRICK BL 11 FD REGT PTE SHVETSOV AA 7 TOR REGT GNR TRICK LC 11 FD REGT PTE SIMMONS SD 18 AD REGT PTE TRIFOLI NA 56 FD REGT ART SIMONEAU JS 5 RALC GNR TRIMM S 1 RCHA PTE SJAARDA EA 1 AD REGT GNR TROTT WC 10 FD REGT PTE SKORETZ KA 56 FD REGT PTE TSANG E 15 FD REGT GNR SLUGOSKI S 1 RCHA PTE TSE J 15 FD REGT GNR SMALL MR 2 RCHA GNR TULLOCH KP 18 AD REGT PTE SMITH ARF 56 FD REGT SDT TURCOTTE S 5 RALC GNR SMITH GA 2 RCHA PTE TURNER B 1 FD REGT GNR SMITH GR 3 FD REGT GNR TURNER L 20 FD REGT PTE SMITH JEJ 56 FD REGT PTE TUYSUSIAN GA 7 TOR REGT GNR SMITH L 2 RCHA GNR UNTINEN RA 20 FD REGT PTE SMITH P 7 TOR REGT GNR VALDIVIA O RCAA SCHOOL PTE SMITH WR 3FDREGT3 FD REGT GNR VALIQUETTE A 15 FFD REGT PTE SNOWDEN R 3 FD REGT PTE VAN ANDEL AN 18 AD REGT PTE SOCHOLOTIUK MW 56 FD REGT PTE VANDEBELD M 56 FD REGT GNR SOJKA KT 11 FD REGT GNR VANDERZWAAG KD 1 RCHA GNR SON YHR 7 TOR REGT GNR VANECK MU 2 RCHA GNR SONG AJ 7 TOR REGT GNR VANGAALEN BA 18 AD REGT PTE SOOP T 10 FD REGT ART VERREAULT F 5 RALC PTE SORENSEN EG 5 BC REGT ART VEZINA-GIRARD B 5 RALC PTE SOUTHAM JAR 26 FD REGT PTE VOAKES GW 55BC BC REGT GNR SPEARE G 2 RCHA GNR VU DT 56 FD REGT GNR SPEARS MF 5 BC REGT PTE WALKER JA 1 AD REGT PTE SPEER CS 11 FD REGT PTE WALKER TC 26 FD REGT GNR ST JOHN D 2 RCHA PTE WALL LA 56 FD REGT GNR STAFFORD SJV 56 FD REGT PTE WALLACE EA 56 FD REGT GNR STANFORD SE 1 RCHA GNR WALLER PC 11 FD REGT GNR STARK KM RCA SCHOOL PTE WALTON M 1 AD REGT GNR STEEVES D 1 FD REGT PTE WANG TC 15 FD REGT PTE STEVENSON EH 5 BC REGT PTE WARD JP 56 FD REGT GNR STEWART LD 18 AD REGT GNR WARREN J RCA SCHOOL PTE STEWART MW 3 FD REGT PTE WATERMAN BM 56 FD REGT GNR STODGELL JJ 2 RCHA PTE WATERMAN SK 56 FD REGT GNR STRADALOWICZ K 7 TOR REGT PTE WATSON MDA 116 FD BTY PTE STYLES D 15 FD REGT PTE WATT MW 1 AD REGT PTE SUMMERS PJ 26 FD REGT PTE WEBER MD 10 FD REGT GNR SUNDOWN K 1 RCHA GNR WECKWORTH BFH 1 AD REGT GNR SURETTE C 1 FD REGT GNR WEIBE JL 26 FD REGT Canadian Gunner 59 RANK NAME INITS LOCATION GNR WEIR SJW 7 TOR REGT GNR WENTZELL J RCA SCHOOL Notes PTE WHITE AW 56 FD REGT GNR WHITE DG 7 TOR REGT PTE WHITE J 1 FD REGT PTE WIDDOWSON EA 30 FD REGT PTE WIECZOREK SPJ 30 FD REGT GNR WIERSEMA K 1 RCHA PTE WILKES SE 3 FD REGT PTE WILSON A 56 FD REGT PTE WING MC 30 FD REGT PTE WINNISKI SB 1 AD REGT GNR WISEMAN JP 2 RCHA GNR WISEMAN S 2 RCHA GNR WOLKI E 1 RCHA GNR WON AJ 7 TOR REGT PTE WONG J 15 FD REGT PTE WONG M 15 FD REGT GNR WONG OWR 7 TOR REGT GNR WONG S-Y 7 TOR REGT PTE WOODWARD AG 11 FD REGT PTE YELLOW HORN CW 18 AD REGT PTE YOUNG A 15 FD REGT GNR YU DB 7 TOR REGT GNR ZHOU HXW 11 FD REGT

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