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Is there any of the gang out there that was in Kuwait back in 1992 with crazy Willie as the SSM. There were many funny Saturday evenings had by all in Camp Khor and of course, the great work we indured on the border. Wondering where Guy Villenueve or Vic Brozman are these days, they both looked...

Yes Randy, those were the fun days, I remember the tavern on the back side of the Oromocto mall very well. Many a beer went down range and many Sapper stories and laughs stayed in that tavern. Even the bar attached to the rink on base, many Sappers attended frequently. I am sure it is not the...

Hi Randy, I received an email a few days ago from John J. and Wilfred is not doing very good these days, his health is really deteriorating. Apparently Boots is not doing so well either. I guess none of us are getting any younger!!! Is Tim not doing well either? Man, there are too many great...

Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh, Justin made me do it!!!!!!!!!!

I was informed today that Johnny McDonald (Chicken Arms) had passed away prior to Christmas as he had a heart attack while in Nova Scotia . For those who knew Johnny, he was a lot of fun to be around and was a good Sapper. Johnny was one of those 22 guys that played hard and worked hard, he was...

To all the former 22 F**K U guys, have a Happy New Year, all the best to each of you and your families, and as well to the new guys, a Happy New Year

Tony Fitzherbert, is this the same Tony that used to idolize Gordie Sewell!!!!!

What ever happened to the days where planning and design were part of the 6A course or do they not have that course anymore.

Wow, Things have sure changed in what used to be the 041 trade. I have been retired nine years and have noticed all the changes in MOC's and trade qualifications on the various posts. Never would of thought of the 041 trade going to the wayside!!!!!! Hey Jeff, it appears the days of being an...

Always will remember the days of having a Sapper get together in the hanger (Z-101 I think) and nobody could find Pete McDougall and behold there he was, holding a certain Major over the grease pit and all you could hear was "Call yourself an A-------" Those were the good days of being a member...

Hi Jeff, It sure has been a while, how are things with you, I take it you are now retired, it is amazing to see some of the old names come up on the boards. I sure didn't realize that the 041 trade had changed to 043, happy to say I was a 041!!!!!! and had many laughs over those twenty years...

JackD, I sure remember Ralph, unfortunately, he has passed away... many a great night at the Sergeants mess in the wack with Ralph running the bar. Had a many a laugh with Kenny Autin in Petawawa in the late seventies.

Now there is a couple of Cape Bretoners for ya, Hillier and Hatcher, From another Caper(22 Field Squadron)