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US Branch #25- U.S. Naval Sea Cadet Corps Arkansas Division 25th Anniversary Challenge Coin Competition

In 1995, the Royal Canadian Legion, US Branch #25 began its affiliation with the U.S. Naval Sea Cadet Corps Arkansas Division. In his initial proposal to the branch, Comrade Rutledge wrote that the relationship between the two organizations was natural, as it was quite common for Legion branches in Canada to sponsor a local cadet corps. At the time, then Commanding Officer Lt. Lee Smith wrote that this affiliation would assist the cadets in participating to the fullest in the many training opportunities available to them.

As we approach the 25th anniversary of this affiliation, the U.S. Naval Sea Cadet Corps Arkansas Division is a vital source of human resources for the various services and activities of the Royal Canadian Legion, US Branch #25. Similarly, the Royal Canadian Legion, US Branch #25 continues provide an annual sponsorship to the U.S. Naval Sea Cadet Corps Arkansas Division, as well as present the Royal Canadian Legion’s Cadet Medal of Excellence each year to a deserving cadet.

To commemorate this anniversary, the Royal Canadian Legion, US Branch #25 is sponsorship a competition that is open to all members of the U.S. Naval Sea Cadet Corps Arkansas Division to design a challenge coin. The design of the coin should reflect this 25th anniversary, and represent both the Royal Canadian Legion, US Branch #25 and the U.S. Naval Sea Cadet Corps Arkansas Division.

All entries are to be submitted to royalcanadianlegionus25@gmail.com or mailed to:

The Royal Canadian Legion
Branch 25 San Francisco Bay Area
P.O. Box 2295
Los Gatos, CA 95031-2295

Entries will be judged on originality, expression of designated subject, drawing and illustration.

The deadline for submissions is 31 December 2019.

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Assault pioneers make a comeback in Canada

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Military Milestones
Military Milestones

Montreal is captured by the Americans

Story by Sharon Adams

On Nov. 13, 1775, Montreal was captured, without a fight, by American revolutionaries. The American Revolution, the revolt by American Patriots in the British colonies on the Eastern Seaboard which began in April 1775, naturally boiled over from the Thirteen Colonies to British colonies in Canada. The rebels formed what was called the Continental Army and launched a campaign to entice Canadians, particularly Québécois, to join them.

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Front Lines
Assault pioneers make a comeback in Canada

Assault pioneers make a comeback in Canada

Story by Stephen J. Thorne

An age-old military tradition has returned to the Canadian Army just a few years after it was abandoned. Assault pioneers—long-known as the bearded, leather-aproned, axe-bearing innovators whose jobs originated with the Roman legions—are making a comeback, albeit with some modern twists.

Attached to infantry units, they have typically been responsible for manual labour and light engineering work such as road-clearing (hence, the axe) and specialized explosives work, making way for assault troops to proceed with their lethal tasks.

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Stainless Steel Straw
This week in history
This week in history

November 12-13, 1775

United States General Richard Montgomery demands the keys to public stores in Montreal;
the citizens capitulate and his army occupies the city until May.

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