​​OP PALACI - AVCON 2011
Bombardier Ken Keene, Bombardier Andrew Dyke and Bombardier Kyle Hodgson were tasked to OP PALACI avalanche control. The season started with a December that recorded the lowest snowpack ever and rose to just above average by March. That made for quite a bit a hectic period with considerable snow accumulation. See more here...

OP PALACI - AVCON 2006
Bombardier Ken Keene and Bombardier Kyle Hodgson were tasked on avalanche control at Roger's Pass. It wasn't all work and no play as the tubing photos attest to.​ There was also 450 rounds fired down range and the thrill of getting dusted seven times. Check out the other photos here.

Unit Sitrep 1 July 2020
15 Fd Regt provided a Pl(+) as part of Land Task Force (LTF) Vancouver Coastal in support of Op LASER. Our soldiers conducted valuable training which included: Tiger Dam, joint training with HMCS Discovery, various DLN crses, pre-PLQ training, etc. In order to maintain social distancing, they conducted section level video conferencing on a daily basic which ensured our soldiers were engaged and ready to support any Op LASER task that was imminent. Once our commitment to Op LASER ceased, 15 Fd Regt transitioned to support the potential for Op LENTUS by providing a Pl to Vernon, BC as part of the Vulnerable Person Response Force (VPRF). Initially the VPRF task was a month in duration, however it was ceased a week into the task and our soldiers returned back to Vancouver. Under the leadership of Capt Wishnicki and Sgt Bolgak, who have been the Pl Comd and Pl 2IC, our soldiers continue to engage themselves by supporting IST and continue to be ready to support the various tasks that lay ahead in summer 2020.
Check out the photos here.

Scanned a few dinner invitations and uploaded them on our website. Were you at the dinners? Apparently we did not bring along too many cameras back in the day. Have you got any photos to share? [email protected]

Reserve Pay
A Private Recruit was paid $39.78 for a full day and $19.89 for a half day.
A Master Bombardier (Basic) received $60.04 and $30.02
The Regimental Sergeant Major (Basic) received $87.54 and $43.77
The Commanding Officer (Basic) was paid $141.34 and $70.67

I came across a few newsletters from the past and uploaded them to our newsletter page. They include 1 Nov 1989, 1 Dec 1989, 1 Jan 1990, 23 May 1990, 23 Aug 1990, 17 Oct 1990, 6 Nov 1990 and 27 May 1992. There's some interesting reading from 30 years ago. Check them out here.

​More photos from the Dolan Magrath collection. Wainwright with M109s. When was this? Check out the other photos here!

Additional photos from the Vancouver Archives featuring the 68th Depot Battery, Canadian Field Artillery as they train for overseas. Check out the photos here.

​The 1970s are now online. Looking for feedback if I missed your name, a significant episode during that decade or if you've got a better picture hiding at home. Check it out here. Send me an email to [email protected]

Join the Army and see the Montreal Olympics!.......maybe