The March Past of the Royal Canadian Corps of Signals, "Begone Dull Care".

"100 Years of Military Communications - Kingston Reunion Photos 2003".

"Semaphore to Satellite" The Military Communications of Canada has undertaken a major project to publish a book of our history, starting with the origins of the CSC, (Canadian Signal Corps), in 1903, and the role played by Major Bruce Carruthers who is recognized as the "Father" of the RCCS, (Royal Canadian Corps of Signals), to the present day Military Communications and Electronics Branch, which evolved from all three Services. We need your input to this project, so please send us your stories and anecdotes about all of the activities that have made us the best Communicators in the World. Stories should be based on the knowledge or experience of members, or the dependents of members, who have served, or are serving, with Canadian electronic warfare and/or signals intelligence organizations. With this in mind, I would ask that anyone who has such a story to tell, or knows of the source of such a story, contact Jim Hueglin. Stories submitted will be forwarded to Col Sutton for consideration and editing. While not all stories will be included in the book, it is my belief that a suitable repository can be created for all those that are submitted. Please visit our site at: Semaphore to Satellite As you will see the project is well under way with the final time line being Oct 2013,when a copy will be presented to HRH Princess Anne, during the planned 110th year reunion of RCCS at Vimy Barracks in Kingston ON. Also you can send your stories to

PacSigs Reunion 2011 It's a Wrap!

Dave and the Torch Hope, BC - 7 Feb 2010

The Pacific Signaller's Reunion was the brainchild of Jim Davis and Don (Swampy) Lapointe. The first 3 reunions were held under the name of Island Signals Reunion and began in the late summer of 1997. These reunions have been well attended and we have left it open to Signallers and ex-Signallers both on Vancouver Island, the Mainland of British Columbia and any points east! We have been slowly gaining an interest from all parts of the Province including the Queen Charlotte Islands, the B.C. interior, and as well as P.E.I., Alberta and Ottawa.

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CF Service Pin Info for members. Note that in order to qualify for the new pin, you must have been awarded the CD. To order the CF Pin's please send a written request to the address below. Director Military Careers Administration will have to verify the entitlement prior to sending you the CF Pin, therefore I request that you include the following information: Service Number (or Social Insurance or Regimental Number) Full Name DOB Period of Service Complete Return Address The maximum allowable order per person is 2 pins and cost $10 each. The Money Order must be made out to "The Receiver General of Canada" Send Request to: Director Military Careers Administration 4 National Defence Headquarters MGen George R. Pearkes Building 101 Colonel By Drive Ottawa ON K1A 0K2 Level of CD = Bronze CD; Silver CD1; Gold CD2 You may contact me at the following number should you require any further assistance. Sharon Emoff Sgt Director Military Careers Administration 4-2 Release | Directeur Administration Carrières Militaires 4-2 Libération National Defence | Défense nationale 101 Colonel By, Ottawa, ON K1A 0K2 Telephone | Téléphone: (613) 995-0953 Facsimile | Télécopieur: (613) 995-4532 Government of Canada | Gouvernement du Canada

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