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Jim Hickson
CWO H.J. Hickson, MMM, CD. (Retd)
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1961-Depot San Lenorado
1962-1st Bn RCR Ex Gagetown
1962-JR NCO Course Grad 19 Oct
1962-1965 Germany B-C-D-A Coy (Revecated Nov 64)
1965-1967 Sigs Pl Cyprus Prom CPL 'til xmas and C of Drums
1967-1973 Cpl, MCpl, Sgt, Sigs, D Coy
1973-1977 CFOCS Chilliwack Prom WO
1977-1982 UEO, Sigs, Pl WO RECCE, CSM B&A Coy,
1982-1984 SIT School
1984-1988 Career Manager (Prom CWO 1986)
1988-1990 RSM 1RCR
1991-1995 CWO Adm(Per) - C Of S
1995-1999 Base CWO Wainwright
1999-Retired
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Buzz Gomes
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Hi Jim
Bob MacDonald
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1964-1968- 2 QOR Calgary, Cyprus
1968-1971- 2 CDO Edmonton
1971-1975- 3 Mech CDO Germany, A Coy Mor
1975-1983- 1 RCR London, Bn Tpt,C Coy, B Coy, Recce
1983-1985- RCR Battle School
1985-1990-1 RCR, B Coy, Dukes, Recce, Cyprus
1990-1992- OMD HQ Ottawa, G3 Trg
1992-1993- LMD HQ London, G3 Trg
1993-2007-4 RCR, RSM
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Jim Hickson
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Hi Buzz
You're wrong!!!!!
Jim
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1961-Depot San Lenorado
1962-1st Bn RCR Ex Gagetown
1962-JR NCO Course Grad 19 Oct
1962-1965 Germany B-C-D-A Coy (Revecated Nov 64)
1965-1967 Sigs Pl Cyprus Prom CPL 'til xmas and C of Drums
1967-1973 Cpl, MCpl, Sgt, Sigs, D Coy
1973-1977 CFOCS Chilliwack Prom WO
1977-1982 UEO, Sigs, Pl WO RECCE, CSM B&A Coy,
1982-1984 SIT School
1984-1988 Career Manager (Prom CWO 1986)
1988-1990 RSM 1RCR
1991-1995 CWO Adm(Per) - C Of S
1995-1999 Base CWO Wainwright
1999-Retired
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Tony Giacomelli
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Hi Jim ; Steve Douglas ?
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Jim Hickson
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Hi Tony
Yes you're right!!!
Jim
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1961-Depot San Lenorado
1962-1st Bn RCR Ex Gagetown
1962-JR NCO Course Grad 19 Oct
1962-1965 Germany B-C-D-A Coy (Revecated Nov 64)
1965-1967 Sigs Pl Cyprus Prom CPL 'til xmas and C of Drums
1967-1973 Cpl, MCpl, Sgt, Sigs, D Coy
1973-1977 CFOCS Chilliwack Prom WO
1977-1982 UEO, Sigs, Pl WO RECCE, CSM B&A Coy,
1982-1984 SIT School
1984-1988 Career Manager (Prom CWO 1986)
1988-1990 RSM 1RCR
1991-1995 CWO Adm(Per) - C Of S
1995-1999 Base CWO Wainwright
1999-Retired
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Aldore McIntyre
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Steve is looking good, its funny we don't hear from him on the board he has the computer.
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1962 Ameins Pl London
1962-65 1 RCR Soest
1965-66 London
1966-67 Cyprus
1967-72 1 RCR London
1972-77 Remuster MSE London
1977-78 2 SVC Pet
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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Dave Brydon
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Quick Story:
I was the driver for the CO, [then] Maj Ivan Fenton, and MWO Steve Douglas, and was driving them around, for a Recce of a future Coy position in Wainwright. As we were driving around, we came upon this Pte, who was manning some position, or doing something...can’t remember his exact job.... Regardless, we had stopped, and Maj Fenton had ask him a question, and then he [the Maj] hopped back into the jeep – well I had just released the clutch to pull away, when Mr. Douglas told me to stop, and he swung out of the back of the jeep.
Now keep in mind that I was new to the coy, and had never been in a position to have the pleasure of the Sgt Major speaking to me directly from a distance of 2-inches from my face.... so I had never witnessed Mr. Douglas verbally berate someone. Well; bottom line – the soldier was slightly slovenly in his deportment and response, and when first spoken to by Mr. Douglas, he did come to attention, but soon (within a fraction of a second)came to a rigid position of attention and you could actually see his legs shaking as all the cockiness left him...in more ways than one.
Well my god; Mr. Douglas was in his prime that day, as the Maj and I looked on, and I am sure we were both thinking the same thing – Thank God it’s not us! Well, he jacked that young fellow up, like I’ve never seen before...and I’ve been on the receiving end of a few good beratings in my day, and I [and I’m sure Maj Fenton], looked on in amazement. It was like looking at a train wreck (for the young fellow), and we could not look away. Well, Mr. Douglas, got back into the jeep, as the Maj and I looked straight ahead, and he [Sgt Maj] told me to carry on...so I pull out the clutch, and off we go. Ten feet later, Mr. Douglas looks at us, and says – Well, do you think I scared him...then started laughing, in the great laugh he has. It was just too funny after that. However, I don’t know who that soldier was, but I’m sure he’s told that story a few times to his buddies, as it no doubt left an impression on him throughout his career, and beyond. I also took note that day...and watched my Ps and Qs, while in the service of Mr. Douglas; good lesson all around.
Cheers,
Dave
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Well, one doesnt get much past the Sgt Maj.....and a dressing down was nothing more than reeducation,i liked to look at it that way.. and i know the dressing downs i received did me nothing but good.. and i think any i handed out did the same...its what makes it work like a well oiled machine.. you gotta do the " maintenance" ... hehehehheh...ranrad
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RCAF,CAF, converted RCR?,1RCR 74-77 CD: SSM (Nato);CPSM,;UN-Cyp.; UN- Golan
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Dave,
I too had the pleasure of seeing Mr. Douglas in fine form during 3 stints under his authority. You may remember M Coy barrack inspection before leaving for RV85 (he was in full flight, on tip toes pace stick in a certain Pte's face "bye the f**k....if I was a private I'd drop kick you right in the nuts!!") it was a classic. Pat Turpin & Charlie Toope could barely contain themsleves. He also had me take my airborne pt test 2 hours after the 2nd leg of 2x10.....I'm sure he enjoyed watching me running around the track on tippy toes like Fred Flintstone. Without CSMs like that being in a rifle company would be rather boring with few stories to tell 20+ years later.
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Jim Hickson
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Hi Aldore
Hey what about me? I think I look good too!!! LOLOL
Jim
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1961-Depot San Lenorado
1962-1st Bn RCR Ex Gagetown
1962-JR NCO Course Grad 19 Oct
1962-1965 Germany B-C-D-A Coy (Revecated Nov 64)
1965-1967 Sigs Pl Cyprus Prom CPL 'til xmas and C of Drums
1967-1973 Cpl, MCpl, Sgt, Sigs, D Coy
1973-1977 CFOCS Chilliwack Prom WO
1977-1982 UEO, Sigs, Pl WO RECCE, CSM B&A Coy,
1982-1984 SIT School
1984-1988 Career Manager (Prom CWO 1986)
1988-1990 RSM 1RCR
1991-1995 CWO Adm(Per) - C Of S
1995-1999 Base CWO Wainwright
1999-Retired
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