I received this note from Don Reibin a short while back and
recently from the Air Force Association and thought a further broadcast might
well be useful. It will be of interest to any person who has served in the
Canadian Armed Forces in Saskatchewan or to any member of a police service or
police force who has served during military operations.
"The Lt-Gov of Saskatchewan has made available a military
service pin for
members who lived in Saskatchewan, even if it was for
training purposes.
You may be eligible or know others who are eligible to
receive this
recognition. RCMP members, past and present, who have
served in military
operations are also eligible.
Throughout our history, Saskatchewan men and women have
served in wars,
dangerous peacekeeping missions, and vital domestic
operations. They have made enormous sacrifices to represent our nation and to
defend the principles of peace, freedom, and
justice.
The Lieutenant Governor's Military Service Pin symbolizes the
gratitude of the Crown and the people of Saskatchewan for those who have
served with
honour and valour. The pin is intended to be worn on civilian
clothing, so that we might recognize those who serve when they are not in
uniform.
The Lieutenant Governor's Military Service Pin is intended
for individuals who have lived in Saskatchewan at one time. The following are
eligible to
* Current and retired members of the Canadian Armed Forces
(Regular,
Primary and Secondary Reserves, including Canadian
Rangers);
* Current and retired members of police forces who have
served in
military operations (including municipal forces and the RCMP
who have served in military operations).
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