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Maanpuolustuskiltojen Liitto Ry Kiltatiedote 03-2017 2017 Seuraava Tiedote Ilmestyy Syksyllä Viikolla 37 (11 Vapaaehtoisen maanpuolustuksen kansalaisjärjestö vuodesta 1963. Ikään, sukupuoleen ja sotilasarvoon katsomatta. Rakennamme perinteille ● Elämme tätä päivää ● Tähtäämme tulevaisuuteen Maanpuolustuskiltojen liitto ry Kiltatiedote 03-2017 2017 Seuraava tiedote ilmestyy syksyllä viikolla 37 (11. - 15.9.) 1. Puolustusvoimain Lippujuhlapäivän buffe laisuus 4.6.2017 2. Palkitut 4.6.2017 3. 36. Pohjoismaiset Kiltapäivät Ruotsissa Halmstadissa 15.6-18.6.2017 4. Maanpuolustaja leh 2/2017 5. Toimisto lomalla heinäkuussa. Lii eenä: - Varainhankintaa killalle Nuku Rauhassa –arpajaisilla. - Kuvakooste 36. Pohjoismaisilta Kiltapäiviltä. Muistathan ilmoi aa muu uneet killan toimihenkilöiden yhteys edot liiton toimistoon! HUOM! Lukemalla tämän edo een pysyt ajantasalla liiton tapahtumista ja tärkeistä päivämääristä. Tiedote ilmestyy sähköisenä eikä sitä pos teta kirjepos na. Tiedotteen päätoimittaja: Nina Sneitz Sähköpostijakelu: Kiltojen, kiltapiirien ja paikallisosastojen toimihenkilöt Netissä: Liiton jäsentiedotteet löytyvät osoitteesta www.mpkl.fi Maanpuolustuskiltojen liitto ry Döbelninkatu 2, 00260 Helsinki toiminnanjohtaja@mpkl.fi, p. 040 554 8862 tai mpkltoimisto@mpkl.fi, p. 044 239 4021 www.mpkl.fi 1. Puolustusvoimain lippujuhlapäivän buffettilaisuus 4.6.2017 Maanpuolustuskiltojen lii o ja Etelä-Suomen kiltapiiri järjes vät perinteisen lippujuhlapäivän buffe laisuuden Helsingissä Ritari- huonella sunnuntaina 4.6. Tilaisuuden osano aja määrä oli tänä vuonna ennätyksellinen, kaiken kaikkiaan 196 henkilöä saapui nau maan juhlallisesta tun- nelmasta sekä tarjoiluista. Vuonna 2018 laisuus tullaan järjestämään taas perinteises ja ilmoi autumisesta ilmoitetaan erikseen kiltalaisille ke- vä alvella. 2. 4.6.2017 palkitut Tasavallan Presiden Sauli Niinistö on antanut 4.6. seuraaville kiltalaisille kunniamerkin: Frangen Juhani, Vaasa Suomen Valkoisen Ruusun ritarikunnan I-luokan mitali kultaristein SVR M I kr Hakamäki Jukka, Paimio Suomen Valkoisen Ruusun ritarikunnan I-luokan mitali kultaristein SVR M I kr Ha ula Aimo, Outokumpu Suomen Valkoisen Ruusun ritarikunnan ritarimerkki SVR R Holmberg Mårten, Vaasa Suomen Valkoisen Ruusun ritarikunnan I-luokan mitali kultaristein SVR M I kr Luoma Aune, Kauhava Suomen Leijonan ritarikunnan ansioris SL ar Maljanen Jari, Oulu Suomen Valkoisen Ruusun ritarikunnan ritarimerkki SVR R Puolustusministeri Jussi Niinistö on myöntänyt Maanpuolustuskiltojen liiton ehdotuksesta 4.6. seuraavat kilta- ansiomitalit: Alestalo, Pen , nro 1354 Suomenlinnan Rannikkotykistökilta ry Asmundvaag Johan Olaus, nro 1360 Norges Militære Kamera oreningers Forbund Ehnrooth Mar , nro 1383 Vaasan Kiltapiiri ry Emanuelson Anders, nro 1384 Sveriges Militära Kamra öreningars Riksförbund Erwes Erik, nro 1385 Helsingin Miinanraivaajakilta ry Eräkorpi Heli, nro 1386 Maanpuolustuskiltojen lii o ry Honkasalo Antero, nro 1387 Pohjanlahden Laivastokilta ry Hutka Markku, nro 1388 Maanpuolustuskorkeakoulu Jurvanen Jari, nro 1389 Pohjois-Karjalan Prikaa n Perinneyhdistys ry Karhinen Reijo, nro 1390 Maanpuolustuksen Tuki ry Kosonen Hannu, nro 1391 Vaasan So laspoliisikilta ry Lindfors Jukka, nro 1392 Suomenlinnan Rannikkotykistökilta ry Puuperä Jaakko, nro 1393 Kustannus Oy Suomen Mies Saarikoski Markku, nro 1394 Laivaston Sukeltajakilta ry Suominen Olli, nro 1395 Vaasan So laspoliisikilta ry Susi Toivo, nro 1396 Karjalan Prikaa n Kilta ry Söder Aarno, nro 1397 Pohjois-Karjalan Pioneerikilta ry Toivonen Seppo, nro 1398 Puolustusvoimat Uhler Uffe Carsten, nro 1399 Danske Soldaterforeningers Landsraad Maanpuolustuskiltojen lii o ry:n lii ohallitus on myöntänyt seuraavat kiltaris t 4.6.: Hopeiset kiltaris t: Ervas Ilpo Pääkaupunkiseudun Pioneerikilta ry Haarala Esa JR 56 ja JR 60 Kilta ry Hu la Asko Sääkilta ry Höl ä Pasi Sääkilta ry Jokinen Pirkka Sääkilta ry Jussila Pasi Österbö ens Försvarsgille - Pohjanmaan maanpuolustuskilta rf Koristo Risto Mi amies- ja Topografiikkakilta ry Koskinen Rauni Mi amies- ja Topografiikkakilta ry Lah nen Mikko Suomenlinnan Rannikkotykistökilta ry Mon n Kris an Vaasan So laspoliisikilta ry Nepponen Juha Porin prikaa n kilta ry Peltonen Per JR 56 ja JR 60 Kilta ry Pyyskänen Mika Suomenlinnan Rannikkotykistökilta ry Pöhö Ma Sääkilta ry Salo Suvi Reserviläislii olii o ry Siitonen Timo Suomenlinnan Rannikkotykistökilta ry Starckjohann Erik Lahden Seudun Tykistökilta ry Uddfolk Jari Pohjanlahden Laivastokilta ry Ursin Markku Sääkilta ry Vihma Lauri Sääkilta ry Viromäki Ma Pohjanlahden Laivastokilta ry Pronssiset kiltaris t Eichholz Tony Laivaston Sukeltajakilta ry Korimäki Jorma Porin prikaa n kilta ry Kähkönen Pen Saaristomeren Merivar okilta ry Lindberg Markku Riihimäenseudun Tykistökilta ry Mustonen Lasse Saaristomeren Merivar okilta ry Passi Mar Pääkaupunkiseudun Pioneerikilta ry Pistemaa Jouko Saaristomeren Merivar okilta ry Pön nen Ville Saaristomeren Merivar okilta ry Rinne Esa Porin prikaa n kilta ry Ståhl Bo Pohjanlahden Laivastokilta ry Vatanen Risto Porin prikaa n kilta ry Salmi Eino Riihimäen Seudun Tykistökilta ry Maanpuolustuskiltojen liitto onnittelee palkittuja! 3. 36. Pohjoismaiset kiltapäivät Ruotsissa, Halmstadissa 15.-18.6.2017 Suomen delegaa o osallistui 36. Pohjoismaisille kiltapäiville Halmstadiin 34 henkilön voimin. Pohjoismaiset Kiltapäivät pide in Ilmatorjuntarykmen Lv 6:ssa Halmstadissa n. 140 km Göteborgista etelään. Kiltapäivien ohjelma oli seuraavnlainen: Torstai 15.6. Lippujen nostoseremonia. Ilmatorjuntarykmen Lv6 toivo aa tervetuloa. Bussikuljetus Norre Ka s'n puistoon, jossa seppeleenlasku veteraanikivelle. Avajaismarssi Suurtorille kaupungin keskustan läpi soi okunnan tahdi amana ja kaupunginjohtajan vastaano o Raa- huoneella. Neljä vierailukohde a: 1. Vierailu varuskunnan museossa. 2. Materiaalinäy ely kasarmin pihassa. 3. Esitys ilmatorjunta-aselajista kasarmin aulassa. 4. Tutustuminen ilmatorjunta-aselajin kokoelmiin Skedalahed'ssa. Illanvie o messissä. Perjantai 16.6. Lippujen nostoseremonia. Bussikuljetus Ängelholmiin, jossa vierailu ilmailumuseossa. Lentonäytös, jossa oli mukana amerikkalainen potkurikone Mustang. Bussikuljetus Halmstadin kaupunkiin, jossa tutustuminen Ruotsin merivoimien Sundsvall-korve in. Vapaa-aikaa kaupungilla. Grillausta so laskodissa – messi auki. Lauantai 17.6. Lippujen nostoseremonia. Bussikuljetus Puolustusvoimien Teknilliseen Kouluun (FMTS). Materiaaliesi elyjä ja lentonäytös. Mukana näytöksessä II maailman sodan aikainen englan lainen hävi äjä Spi ire. Samaan aikaan käy in maiden välinen ampumakilpailu rykmen n ampumaradalla. Bussikuljetus Halmstadin linnaan ja maaherran vastaano o. Kiltapäivien juhlaillallinen. Juhlaillallisella jokainen pohjoismaa jakoi oman järjestönsä kilta-ansiomitalit. Suomalaisista pohjoismaisen mitalin sai- vat: Ruotsin mitali: Hiltula Heikki (Pohjan Jääkärikilta) Tanskan mitali: Boström Per-Elof (MPKL lii ohallitus, Historiallisyhdistys Stella Polaris Norjan mitali: Patrakka Marko (MPKL lii ohallitus, So laspoliisieskadroona Lahden Kilta) Juhlaillallisella jae in myös pohjoismaisen ampumakilpailun mitalit. Suomen kivääri- ja pistooliampujat eivät sijoi u- neet kärkikolmikkoon. Joukkuekilpailun voiton vei Ruotsi. Edellisen kerran Ruotsi oli voi anut 20 vuo a aikaisemmin. Osallistujia pohjoismaista oli yhteensä 188. Suomi: 34 Ruotsi: 55 Norja: 39 Tanska: 60 Seuraavat Pohjoismaiset Kiltapäivät (37.) järjestetään v. 2019 Norjassa Elverumin kaupungissa. Elverum sijaitsee Lille- hammerista n. 80 km kaakkoon ja Oslosta 140 km pohjoiseen. Elverum on kunta ja samanniminen kaupunki Østerda- lenissa Hedmarkin läänissä Norjassa. ”Terningmoen is a military camp (or base) in Elverum in Norway. The base trains and houses parts of the Norwegian Army such as: His Majesty the Kings's Guard (HMKG) (First two months of service) Norwegian Home Guard HV-05 (district 5 of the Home Guard) Norwegian Military Academy (The first year) Some TRADOK-units (Norwegian army transforma on - and doctrine commando) Forsvarets Logis korganisasjon (FLO) (Logis cs and support).” 4. Maanpuolustaja lehti 2/2017 Maanpuolustaja leh 2/2017 ilmestyy lokakuussa 2017 paperisena versiona. Pyydämme kiltoja lähe ämään jälleen ju uja ja kuvia menneistä kevään ja kesän tapahtumista. Jutut lähetetään sähköpos lla (word) ja kuvat erillisinä liite- edostoina osoi eeseen mpkltoimisto@mpkl.fi 5. Toimisto suljettu heinäkuussa Liiton toimisto on sulje u 1.- 31.7. Toiminnanjohtaja on lomalla juhannuksesta alkaen. Toivotamme kaikille kiltalaisille oikein mukavaa ja lämmintä kesää! Seuraavilla sivuilla on muutamia kuvia Pohjoismaisilta Kiltapäiviltä. Nina Sneitz p. 044 239 4021 [email protected] Varainkeruu Nuku rauhassa -arvoilla Nuku rauhassa -hankkeeseen osallistuvalla tahoilla on nyt mahdollisuus kerätä varoja toimintaansa ve- ro omas Nuku rauhassa -arvalla. Kuuden euron (6 €) hintaisesta arvasta saa itselleen kaksi euroa arpaa kohden. Nuku rauhassa -hankkeen oheistuo eena myydään kuuden euron (6 €) hintaista arpaa, josta myyjä saa it- selleen kaksi euroa (2 €) vero omas . Arpa on hyvä ja tehokas varainhankintaväline, jota tukee ympäri Suomen keväällä ja kesällä järjeste ävät Nuku rauhassa -tapahtumat sekä tehokas vies ntäkampanja ver- kossa, radiossa ja televisiossa. Arpaa myydään kahdella ulkoasulla: hankkeen tunnuskuvalla nukkuvasta vauvasta sekä kuvalla maastoharjoituksissa olevasta reserviläisestä. Jokainen hankeryhmän edustama yhdistys tms. varainkeruuseen oikeute u taho voi lata haluamansa määrän arpoja osoi eesta www.nukurauhassa-arpa.fi. Arpojen myynnin jälkeen yhdistys saa pitää kaksi euroa per arpa. Esim. kun yhdistys myy 200 arpaa, tuo oa tulee he itselle 400 euroa. Tilauksen
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