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To review Canadian Military Engineers in the press of Canada, visit Echo Two, which collects many newspaper/magazine items.


   
Bullet: Red Triangle CMEA ball caps available
Bullet: Red Triangle CMEA now on Facebook
Bullet: Red Triangle CMEA Financial Report - 30 Sep 2010
Bullet: Red Triangle Lakes named after fallen soldiers
Bullet: Red Triangle Article on Military Engineer Surveyors in "Engineering Dimensions"
Bullet: Red Triangle Appointment of BGen R.W. DesLauriers, OMM, CD (Ret.) as Colonel Commandant
Bullet: Red Triangle Appointments to the Order of Military Merit 2010
Bullet: Red Triangle CME Retention Strategies
Bullet: Red Triangle CMEA Strategic Plan 2005-2010
Bullet: Red Triangle CMEA 2005 Survey Results
 

 

CMEA now has ball caps for sale!

Cap

Made of 100% premium cotton twill with embroidered logo on the front. Engineer colours with a navy blue cap and splash of red on the bill and at the back. Semi low fit with soft lined front, six panel design and pre-curved peak. Contrasting, red, adjustable self-back strap with elastic buckle that features a hidden Velcro closure.

They will be available for purchase at the CME Golf Tournament, at the very low price of $10. Contact the Executive Director if you will be unable to get one then!

CMEA now on Facebook

Facebook icon The CMEA now has a Facebook page! Simply search for Canadian Military Engineers Association, or follow the link.

CMEA Financial Report

Please see the following for the latest financial information.

Lakes named after fallen soldiers - Spr Sean Greenfield

See link from the Toronto Sun Newspaper dated 5 Nov 10. Spr Sean Greenfield, of 2 CER, was killed in action in Afghanistan on the 31 January 2009.

Article in "Engineering Dimensions"

An article on military engineer surveyors in "Engineering Dimensions", the official journal of the Professional Engineers of Ontario (PEO). The story is published in the July/August 2010 issue.

Appointment of Colonel Commandant

As per attached CANFORGEN, the Canadian Forces Chief Military Engineer, MGen D. Benjamin is pleased to announce that the BGen R.W. DesLauriers, OMM, CD (Ret.) has been appointed our new Colonel Commandant. See BGen DesLauriers' biographical notes.

CME Appointment Ceremony will be held at CFSME Gagetwon on 3 March 2010.

 

Appointments to the Order of Military Merit 2010

The attached list indicates that the following members of the CME Branch will shortly be recipients of the Order.

  • Maj SM Card, OMM, CD
  • Maj DE Turner, MMM, CD
  • Capt PJ Pitcher, MMM, CD
  • MWO JCL Aman, MMM, CD
  • MWO SP Thomas, MMM, CD

CMEA 2005 Survey Results

During 2005, the Canadian Military Engineers Association conducted a Membership Survey to receive feedback on the Association. The results of the Survey are available here.Adobe Acrobat

This input was used as background material during our Strategic Planning Workshop to outline “The Way Ahead” for the next five years. That document will be published soon on this web site.

We would like to thank those who gave us their input by participating in the Survey. We also will look forward to a continuation of this interest when we need a number of volunteers to put our Strategic Plan into action.

Link to top of page. Blue triangle

Book - Clearing the Way

This is the story of the men and women of 23 Field Squadron - Op Archer Roto 2, comprising soldiers, sailors and airmen drawn from across the Canadian Forces and beyond. The intent of this book is to mesh their very personal stories with the Squadron War Diary, all within the framework of the overall 1 RCR Battle Group mission. Get it at www.23fieldsquadron.ca.

Clearing the Way cover
Commemorative Book for Sale!

UBIQUE! Canadian Military Engineers: A Century of Service is a 168 page presentation of current and archival photography. Photographs are being contributed by military engineer units and individuals throughout Canada and overseas. The book and companion CD ROM illustrate military engineer operational capabilities, contributions to national development, and community service. Estimated retail prices are $19.95 (+GST) for the book. Books are being donated to Canadian and international institutes of higher education and professional/technologist associations. Order Form.

 

Ubique