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The 68 (Valley) Battery gang held their 4th Annual Campout at Weaver Creek Group Site from 3:00 PM on Friday, May 22 until 12:00 PM on Sunday, May 24. Cost for participation was $100 for a complete weekend stay or $10 cash if you just dropped by for the day. Here's some photos from the weekend (send more photos to [email protected] and they'll be added to the page. A writeup from the weekend would also be appreciated! Check out the other photos here.    The Field Artillery Tractor was entered in the Hyack Festival Parade in New Westminster with Bob Mugford driving accompanied by Doug Loney and Andrew MacRae as co-drivers. More photos here.     You never know who might show up for our national Coast to Coast toast that takes place this coming Wednesday at 1600 hours Pacific Time. Register for free here. Look for some old Gunners from days gone past or new Gunners that have recently joined. There will be some words from senior Gunners regarding artillery modernization and there will be a chance to discuss the situation in virtual rooms set up after the main event.
Brenden Gansner from the 85VICS passed along some great Li-DAR images from Yorke Island. On the first image you can find the road and buildings which have been highlighted in the second image. Is this where we zoom into every part of the island and look for structures that we have yet to discover? Check out the other photos on the 2026 Yearbook page.
The second vehicle shelter is now standing and the canvas shelter has been raised thanks to the assistance of Thomas at IMS. Check out all the photos here. The roof section is now complete! Just need some muscle to lift and install the legs.    The 15th Field Artillery Regiment Museum has a 'made in Canada' version of the M114 shown in this video
Members of 15th Field Artillery Regiment, Royal Canadian Artillery, 39 Signals Regiment, and Canadian Scottish Regiment, gathered this week to commemorate a lesser-known chapter of Canadian military history: The deployment of Canadian artillerymen to northern Russia in 1918–1919. See the complete story here.    Lieutenant Daniel Heydenrych recently sent me an update to his nominal roll entry which has now been revised. (Hoping he sends me an updated photo!) Have you checked out your nominal roll entry? Email any changes required to [email protected]
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