Recent content by villecour

Pas très brillant---not too brilliant. The cadet movement has been around for more than 80 years and has contributed to form the women and men we are today and I hope they will exist for a long time.

I have a spare, PM on its way

A- Plus Michael I am like you, not quite sure what the question  was all about ??                       :salute:

Nice to read about such a story, he is a great guy.     :salute:    :cdn:

Hello bruce. Hope you will be there, I will for sure, I just spent  a few days in the the Berthier, and St  Michel area, great week end will the Mrs be there??

Hello all, Count me in also, I  always loved Kingston and I am also a graduate of Queen's U ( 1972 ), it may seems a long time ago but when I close my eyes, it seems like yesterday. :salute:

C'est encore moi avec ma demande.............. SVP, j'aimerais bien cette paire d'écussons Merci :salute:

Born, Il y a longtemps que je ne suis plus sur aucun peloton, troupe, compagnie ou escadron. Je suis redevenu civil i y a longtemps ayant cependant conservé un très grand intérêt pour le monde militaire. Je suis également collectionneur d'insignes, badges,histoires régimentaires etc...Si je...

Déja fait.à quelques reprises, mais cela semble un mystère quand je leur parle de ces ''slip-on titles ''       :-\

Salutations à tous, J'aimerais bien trouver une paire d'écussons en tissus au Régiment du Saguenay. Le petit '' slip-on '' : R du Sag lettres jaunes sur fond vert porté sur le CF: chemises ou gilets. Pas ceux de combat mais les '' CF ''. Je rembourserai les couts incluant la poste. Merci.    ...

Well done and keep at it.  :D               :salute:

Thanks Marauder, :salute:    :cdn:

Thanks for the information Marauder, it is much appreciated. One final question, if officers wear these golden colored badges and collar dogs, do they also wear  golden shoulder metal titles or the white metal ones ? Thanks :)                    :cdn:

Hello All, I have been collecting Canadian badges for years and I have a somewhat modern, present day badge to the Essex & Kent Scottish which has a '' gold '' color instead of the usual white metal finish. Furthermore this bage is cast instead of the usual stamped construction. Last week end...

Thanks for the update. I walked the base last September and hardly recognized the place.   :salute: :cdn: