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On Mar 4, 8:32 am, wrote:
I did a google on that, Welland Regiment Crank up your bolume,real good Music. cuhulin I'm glad you found it interesting cuhulin. I started spending time down at the armoury building when I was a little kid. My father was a lieutenant in the artillery. There are a couple of different unit that operate out of that building. I was only a C.I. with the Army Cadets, helping to train future soldiers. I should have at least joined the reserves. Wikipedia has an interesting article on the Lincoln & Welland Regiment also. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lincoln...lland_Regiment but if you googled Lincoln & Welland, you probably found a ton of stuff on it. Lot of history in that regiment, from the earliest days up through WW I & WW II., and a few trouble areas in various other parts of the world. Anyway, thanks for the kind words cuhulin. I'm sure that our guys are really careful over there when they go after al-Qaeda and Taliban insurgents. It's the damn suicide bomb attacks that cost most lives with our troops over there. At least so far. |
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