Monday, 11 July 2005 (4 photos)

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The Sausage Machine

Today, all 1020 cadets attending the 6 week as well as the first intake of 2 week basics, went through the second half of the intake affectionately called the sausage machine... moving through clothing stores, safety lectures, drug & alcohol awareness, fire safety, the CHAP refresher lecture and a visit to the barbershop...

 

 

Capt Ted Usher gives a lecture on legal responsibilities and consequences to cadets from Delta Company.

 

Mr Wayne Emde takes an ID photo for one of the 1050+ cadets during the sausage machine. Mr Emde has been the camp's Public Information Officer since 1983. 

 

CWO Frank Eigler plays Last Post  at 2100 hrs as the Battalion Orderly Officer (BOO) Capt Robyn Stephan salutes. Daily, there are several bugle or trumpet calls: first light at 0600 hrs, flag raising at 0655 hrs, sunset at 2000 hrs last light, 2200 hrs lights out. This role will be filled by cadets for the duration of the summer beginning on Tuesday morning.  

 

A late evening rain shower rolls down the valley towards the camp.

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A Coy -  in Camp 

B Coy - in Camp

C Coy - in Camp

D Coy - in Camp

E Coy - in Camp

F Coy - in Camp

G Coy - in Camp

Today's weather: Max Temp. 23c Min Temp. 14c mostly sunny

This day in Canadian Military History...

11 July 1813
A large Anglo-Canadian strike force of 250 regulars and militia makes a night attack on Black Rock, N.Y. (Buffalo), destroying the town's blockhouses, barracks and naval yard.

11 July 1992
Television images are beamed around the world of two Canadian peacekeepers, Sgt. Mario Frost and Capt. Guy Belisle of the Royal 22nd Regiment, rescuing two Sarajevo women from a city street under sniper fire.