Unit Websites

[Genesis]

British Columbia Dragoons

http://www.bcdragoon.ca

 

[RossF]

Denmarks Homeguard: http://www.hjv.dk/Eng/forside_engelsk.htm

Just a single page of information. Only browseable in danish, I'm afraid.

Regards
Patroels

No, actually, if you click the UK flag (top-right) you can browse in English. 

 

[Patroels]

No, actually, if you click the UK flag (top-right) you can browse in English. 

I'm happy if you say that's possible, but I can't browse it in english. Not with Netscape Navigator nor Internet Explorer... Hmmm ???

 

[RossF]

I'm happy if you say that's possible, but I can't browse it in english. Not with Netscape Navigator nor Internet Explorer... Hmmm ???

Hmm..that's wierd.. The nav bar is still foreign..but the main content becomes english once I click that flag.. ???

 

[Vigilant]

Same here, although only part of the content becomes translated.

Maybe time to upgrade your browsers?

 

[Roger]

http://www.commando.org

Canadian Airborne Regiment

 

[Sivad]

The Rocky Mountain Rangers out of Kamloops

http://www.army.dnd.ca/rocky_mountain_rangers/

 

[bravo2]

www.r22er.com


Royal 22e Regiment all in french but interesting!!

 

[Toronto_NCO]

The Royal Regiment of Canada

http://www.army.dnd.ca/rrc

 

[RHFC_piper]

Prince Andrews Own, Royal Highland Fusiliers of Canada

As lame as it seems, this is the closest thing to a website My regiment has  :-\... and it's hosted and was created here... 
http://army.ca/inf/hfc.php

At one point I was volun-told to create a website for both the internet and intranet (DIN), but with no help for content I gave up.

Just about all of our battle honours are on this site with the exception of 2.
- The HLI has never lost ground to the the enemy
- The HLI has always accounted for all troops and thus has never 'lost' a soldier. (captured / MIA)
(the Highland Light Infantry is one of our predecessors)

The only other inaccuracy with this page is the cap brass... but thats reasonable since the badge shown there was our intermediary badge, discarded by our former CO because of 'design conflicts'.

Our current capbrass was modeled after the HLI's vaulted cap brass from post WW1 to Mid WW2.
to update, here's the new badge.

enjoy

 

[scaddie]

www.wnsr.ca <---- West Novies : )

 

[MeatheadMick]

700 Communications Squadron
Borden Ontario
Just a site to really keep in touch with unit activities and lists some drill and orders of dress and whatnot

http://ca.geocities.com/radtp@rogers.com/index.html

 

[2929]

744 Comm Regt

http://groups.msn.com/744VancouverCommunicationRegiment

 

[p_imbeault]

LdSH (RC)
http://www.strathconas.ca/

 

[youravatar]

Same boat as RHMC_piper
http://army.ca/inf/sdgh.php

Sand Dust and Gravel.

 

[swellal]

The REAL PWOR site...

http://www.pwor.com

This site is no longer on the net.  A new one is in the discussion stage now.

Al

 

[big bad john]

Royal Marines
http://www.royalmarinesregimental.co.uk/index.shtml

http://www.royal-navy.mod.uk/static/pages/141.html

 

[jerrythunder]

SG&G Highlanders:

http://www.army.dnd.ca/Stormont_Dundas_Glengarry_Highlanders/

as anyone can see, no one has touched the site literaly since the 98 ice storm! lol but oh well , guess it will be somethign i will bring up!

 

[JBP]

http://www.iaw.on.ca/~awoolley/lincweld.html

The Lincoln and Welland Regiment of St. Catharines, Ont, training throughout the greater Niagara Region.

 

[combat_medic]

The Seaforth Highlanders of Canada site has been changed:

http://www.seaforthhighlanders.com

Same content, but new domain name.