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Veteran Alex Cameron is probably thankful that a friend dared him to join the military as a young man, because if he hadn’t, he likely wouldn’t have met his wife or Queen Elizabeth II.

Jim MacNeil enlisted in the army at age 24 — “supposedly too old, but they took me anyway” — in December 1961 and joined the Royal Canadian Ordinance Corps (RCOC), an organization that handled logistics. 

Thousands take part in annual event at Moose Jaw Events Centre on Saturday morning

This series looks at the 23 veterans whose faces appear on the downtown banners. This seventh and last article in the series features brothers Arthur, Malcolm and David Wilson.

Veteran Michael Mochoruk has seen many changes in his life during the past 100 years, but he likely didn’t foresee the Royal Canadian Legion honouring him with an award.

A Remembrance Day feature about two soldiers — William Hume and George Easton — with Moose Jaw connections who fought and died during the Second World War.

This series looks at the 23 veterans whose faces appear on the downtown banners. This sixth article highlights Ray Taylor and Cecil Staples.

1st Canadian Parachute Battalion