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Rick Rankine
Rick Rankine
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It was with a mixture of sadness and at the same time pride as I heard of the latest casualties in Afghanistan today. I have just finished watching the Vimy Service on the CBC and the morning has been very emotional. My condolences to the families and freinds of those who have just been lost to us...Pro Patria
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RCN 55 to 60, Hmcs Magnificent,Crusader, Thunder, Bonaventure. transferred to RCR depot 1960 Amiens platoon..1961 Jnr NCO course..Delta Coy, Ipperwash,
promoted Cpl..1961..Det Comd/A/Tank..C coy Germany 1962, 1963-66 Int Sec Germany..1967 Int sec Cyprus..1968..Jungle Warfare School ..69-70 PMC Jnr Ranks Club..70-73 Cornwallis..74-Cyprus. to Borden CFR to Lt-Borden..Captain..CFLA 75 to 80..Adjt RCR Battle School 80-81, RSS HF of C
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Mike McKinnon
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Barbara and I send our deepest sympathies to the families and friends of our fallen comrads.
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Michael J McKinnon Cpl (ret'd)
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'89-'93 2RCR Gulf Coy / Mortars
'91 Cyprus City Coy
'92 Bosnia Mortar Pl
'93-'99 CFB Halifax BDF Trg NCO
'99-'01 2RCR Hotel Coy / Mortar Pl Sigs NCO
'01 Voluntary Release
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Gerry Connors
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My condelences to their families. RIP Brothers.
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1RCR Duke's Coy '82 - '87; Cyprus '84 / '85
LOTPed medic 1988; CFH Halifax '88 - '90
119 AD Bty medic, CFB Chatham '90 - '95
2RCR medic '95 - '00; SFOR Bosnia, 2RCR Roto 4 '99;
42 Hlth Svc Gagetown '00 - '02
CFRC Gagetown / Fredericton '02 - '06; 'retired' Aug '06
HMCS Jolliet, Sept-Iles QC, medical staff / 'tiffy' (reserves)
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BJ MacLean
B.J. / Rusty
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Once again I grieve for comrads. I will hold there memory in high regards.
They will all be truely missed.
My heartfelt condolences for the families and close friends.
with Honour rest In Peace.
BJ MacLean MWO Ret'd
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B.J. MacLean
35 Yrs
Always a Proud Royal
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Aldore McIntyre
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Our sincere condolence to the families of our fallen comrades. Its a heavy price they have to pay for our liberty and freedom may they rest in peace brothers.
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1962-65 1 RCR Soest
1965-66 London
1966-67 Cyprus
1967-72 1 RCR London
1972-77 Remuster MSE London
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1978-79 2 FD Amb Pet
1979-82 Jr Leadership School Summerside Instructor
1982-87 Base TpT Lahr, NCO I/C User section, Chief Dispatcher, NCO I/C Buses, NCO I/C Refuelling
1987-92 CFB Gagetown,User Section WO, SPV WO, Safety WO
1992-96 CFB Chatham, TpT Controller
1996-Present semi retired
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Ernie Matchett
Mcpl Ernie Matchett - Inf 031 & Adm 831
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Our deepest condolences to the families of the six soliders who so freely gave of the lives so others may live in peace. Hero's in every sense of the word. Remembrance Day, November 11, 2008 will take on a new meaning for the families and comrades left behind to ensure that they are not forgotten. RIP soldier RIP.
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Ernie Matchett
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I will do today what others won't so that I can live tomorrow as they can't
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Young Ken
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Fort York - 2 RCR 67-70 * 1 RCR Recce 70-74
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I would like to extend my condolences to the families and friends of the 6 brave Canadians who gave their all on Easter Sunday 2007. I realize that there are no words or actions that can possibly console any of these people or their fellow comrades in arms, at this time and rightly so.
Although there is often a need for soldiers and even sometimes conflict, there isn’t now and never has been any sense to war, only the understanding that from time to time there is a necessity for brave men to die for what they believe is right and just. The cost is never cheep and often filled with pain.
The Soldier accepts this knowledge with a shrug as it is his or her chosen way of life but all too often there are wives, husbands, children, family and friends who do not share the same commitment or understanding of neither the cost nor the dedication that a soldier possesses.
It is not enough but will have to do for now to know that they were loved and will be missed by many.
May they rest in Peace, in the arms of the Lord.
Cpl. Kenneth H. Young CD (Ret'd).
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Ken Young
Kentar@telus.net
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