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  Gordon Stewart October 26, 2014 at 9:17am

  Don sorry that I do not know what this comment is about, take care
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  don walton October 26, 2014 at 7:25am

  You were very close the spelling is waggon that will get you onto my RCASC Family Tree
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  Donald J. Leonardo August 18, 2012 at 8:50am

  http://www.awardmedals.com/commemorative-diamond-jubilee-medal-p-19...

  Diamond Jubilee souvenir medal - United Kingdom
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  Donald J. Leonardo August 17, 2012 at 8:40am

  It's a Diamond Jubilee commemorative medal that some guy is selling in the UK. It's a souvenir!

  
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  Sherry J Y Richardson May 15, 2012 at 4:55pm

  Hi Gordon -

    Yes, I knew Buck Rogers - we were in CNAG together.

    A great lad and a great loss.

    Sherry
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  William (Bill) Buchan April 22, 2012 at 2:45pm

  Thank you Gordon! I accept , I have never had a East coaster as a friend. I have being going in spurts ! All my close wingers have all past away( Korean Vets ,Cancer!) .In 2010 I had Cancer ( Colon) I beat it for now. Please bear with me as some days I am swifter than others! I am not sure  , on using these blogs. For Now , Cheers Bill
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  Albert Butch Sorrie February 8, 2012 at 4:33pm

  Hello and thank you for the welcome. I am officially a "Greenie" joining in 78 after the passing of the RCN but still sailing under the White Ensigne, and leaving in 2003 before the RCN came back into being. I just look OLD and Salty. Again thanks for the welcome.

   

  Cheers Butch
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  Charles McLeod February 7, 2012 at 9:31am

  THANK YOU GORDEN NOT MANY MEMBERS WHO JOINED IN 67 LIKE I DID I DID 29 AND6MTHS IN THE MOB LIKED EVER MIN OF IT DO IT AGAIN
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  Bruce Edward Stubbs February 2, 2012 at 6:00pm

  Gord, thanks for the welcome message. Have been out of touch for awhile with the RCN but time to get back. I was just reading your post about the volunteer service medal and I agree with you 110 %. Unfortunately it does fall on deaf ears. Take care.

  Bruce Stubbs
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  Ray White February 2, 2012 at 12:40pm

  Hello Gordon, Many thanks for your kind welcome.  I had been quite slack in paying attention to the Veterans of Canada web pages, but decided to send that short blog about the KGVI memorial in 1952 and since then have received several emails.

  I joined RCN in 51 actually hoping to go to Korea but instead ended up as a CS rate and went to several northern drafts, Churchill, Frobisher Bay, Aklavik etc. in 60s I sailed in 9th squadron, Cap de la Madeleine, La Hulloise, Lauzon, etc, as well as a short tour in RN submarine Auriga. As unification approached I did a year with the 22nd Regiment at La Citadelle, Quebec City and then did the Baltic trip in St Laurent.

  I was Ops Chief in Masset, BC when I pulled the plug in 73.  C'est la vie.

  Now in my really lazy days, I am mostly underfoot here in Kanata near Ottawa.

  Take care.  We'll be in touch, I'm sure

  Ray