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Corps de Cadets #2804 Cadet Corps

2005

 

 

 

opening day for the Cadet Corps (Feb 2005). From Left, co-founder Maj Leo Regimbal, Commanding Officer 2Lt Charles Maier, Mr. Terry Whitty, RSM C/MWO Andre-Pierre Hebert. (Robert Gill)

 

2Lt Maier and Maj Regimbal promoting the RSM to C/MWO (Robert Gill)

 

Sir Conrad Swan addresses 2804 Royal Canadian Army Cadet Corps (Lt Rob Gill)

 

Sir Conrad Swan and Major L. Régimbal at the reception (Lt Rob Gill)

 

Sir Conrad Swan poses with the cadet corps' officers and volunteers (Lt Rob Gill)

 

 

2006

Classroom (Lt Rob Gill)

 

Formed up (Lt Rob Gill)

 

CI Landry (Lt Rob Gill)

 

OCdt André Hébert, Supply Officer 1 Feb 2005-current (Lt Rob Gill)

 

OCdt Patrick Crocco, Instructor, 1 Sept 2005 - Current (Lt Rob Gill)

 

Cpl Bernard Bertnatchez, Regular Force volunteer instructor, 1 Feb 05 - Current
(Lt Rob Gill)

 

 

LCol Goulet (CO 28 FD Amb), Capt Pierre Cournoyer at Change of Command Parade (Lt Rob Gill)

 

Capt Cournoyer (new CO), LCol Goulet (CO 28 FD Amb), 2Lt Maier (outgoing CO) (Lt Rob Gill)

 

Cpl Bernatchez and Lt Rob Gill (Lt Rob Gill)

 

Terry Whitty director ACL of C, Capt Cournoyer, Pierre's sister, Pierre's Mother and LCol Goulet (Lt Rob Gill)

 

From Left. John Meraney, has a teenager during WW2. He was living in Luxembourg during German occupation and a member of the "underground". He later emigrated to Canada and joined Sudbury's Irish Regiment. Sgt Normand Bedard, CD. He served in Canada's contingent to Vietnam during the Vietnam War. Also has served on numerous UN tours, including Cyprus. Mr Bisson, from Casselman (all of his life) served in the Infantry during WW2. Saw action in France. He has never returned to Europe and up until recently, never wanted to. I forget the next gentleman's name, but he was a Cpl, Provost Corps during WW2. He spent most of his time out East, patrolling the shores, on land and keeping the many sailors, airmen and soldiers in line. I forget her name but she was a Major. One of Canada's first female, regular force officers (Air Force) spent much of her career flying around the world again, and again, and again and again. (Lt Rob Gill)

 

Maj Leo Regimbald taught our cadets First Aid Training. All green stars are now qualified Emergency. Red Stars are qualified Standard. We will be attempting Instructor Courses for more senior cadets next year. (Lt Rob Gill)