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  7860 R.A.J.L.R. (Romeo) Dallaire   Review  1969  College of Entry: CMR Original Degree from RMC:   BSc (General Science) Other Education Canadian Land Forces Command and Staff College United States Marine Corps Command and Staff College United Kingdom Higher Command and Staff Course Harvard University Kennedy School Fellowship Military Career 1969-19 71 :   Posted to new Artillery Regiment 5e Régiment d'artillerie légère du Canada  (5e RALC) Valcartier and commanded a Troop to guard the Quebec National Assembly during the 1970 October Crisis that lasted three months . 1971- 1973: Promoted Captain and posted to Militia Training and Support HQ Quebec to oversee training and admin of two militia Artillery regiments(6 Fd RCA in Lévis and 62nd Fd RCA in Shawinigan. Attended the CAF Staff School and chosen for the Vietnam commission but was not deployed ultimately due to course damn it.       ...

8053 Kenneth (Ken) L.J. Malyon   Born in Glenboro, Manitoba Raised on a farm, mixed farming, grain, poultry and livestock . Residing in Perth, Ontario (2018 to present) Wife: Susan Children:   Son: Stephen (Alexa), Director of Investment Strategy, Governance, & Operations, BC Investment Management Corporation, Vancouver, BC , Granddaughter Jane Daughter: Laura Stackhouse (Ken) - Occupational Therapist, Uxbridge, Ontario Granddaughter Julia   Grandson Abram Daughter: Anne Dares (Keith) - B. Comm, Calgary, Alta   Granddaughters Marie and Vivian   Grandson Westley Military Service   02 September 1965 to 01 October 1973 Military Career (post RMC)   1st posting - Camp Borden, Ontario - 1969   Primary Flying School (Chipmunk) 2nd posting - Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan -1969 -1970 2 CFFTS Flying Training (Tutor Discontinued jet flying training at personal request 3rd posting - Chilliwack, BC - 1971   CFSME - Co...

  7964 D.B. (Don) Bell                                                                      College of Entry: Collège militaire royal de Saint - Jean             Review 1969                     When Mike Bardon first told me of his idea to create this book, I thought writing the story of my life from graduation until today would be no sweat… a few brief anecdotes, a salty dip or two and it would be done.   Now that I’m in front of the keyboard, however, it’s not easy at all.   I tried the simple essay format that always got me good marks from D...