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From: Viagra
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Location: U.K.
Comments:
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Wednesday, 9-1-2004

From: Mujahid Munir
Location: PAKISTAN
Comments:
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Monday, 8-30-2004

From: Shehzad Afzal Deura
Location: Pakistan
Comments:
We are one of the worlds largest and finest makers exporters of Scottish or Highland Bagpipes, Irish War and Brian Boru Bagpipes, Miniature, Chamber or Parlour Bagpipes, Goose Sets, Minipipes or Toy Bagpipes, Bagpipes Cases, Pipe Chanters, Practice Chanters, Reeds and Drones, Drums, Bags, Badges, Braids, Buttons, Covers and Cords, Scottish and Irish Dirks, Sgian Dubhs, Bugles, Flutes, Trumpets, Clarinets, Banners, Dress Cords, Bugle Cords, Waist and Cross Belts, Glengarries, Balmorals, Kitchener Pith Helmets, Feather Hackles, Spats, Sporrans, Kilts, Plaids, Fly Plaids, Pipe Band Uniform Equipment, Doublets, Tunics or Jackets, Drum Major Maces, Sashes, Guantlets, Scottish, Irish and Masonic Jewllery and many more products. Ask for free export catalogue with worlds lowest prices, giving full postal address. Full satisfaction warranty with money back guaranty. Regards Shehzad Deura SHEHZAD DEURA & CO PIPE BAND INSTRUMENTS MAKERS 8 COMMISSIONER ROAD SIALKOT 51310 - PAKISTAN HELLO : 0092 - 432 - 580743 FAX : 0092 - 432 - 596486 E-mail : deura@gjr.paknet.com.pk
Saturday, 8-28-2004

From: Shehzad Afzal Deurad
Location: Pakistan
Comments:
We are one of the worlds largest and finest makers exporters of Scottish or Highland Bagpipes, Irish War and Brian Boru Bagpipes, Miniature, Chamber or Parlour Bagpipes, Goose Sets, Minipipes or Toy Bagpipes, Bagpipes Cases, Pipe Chanters, Practice Chanters, Reeds and Drones, Drums, Bags, Badges, Braids, Buttons, Covers and Cords, Scottish and Irish Dirks, Sgian Dubhs, Bugles, Flutes, Trumpets, Clarinets, Banners, Dress Cords, Bugle Cords, Waist and Cross Belts, Glengarries, Balmorals, Kitchener Pith Helmets, Feather Hackles, Spats, Sporrans, Kilts, Plaids, Fly Plaids, Pipe Band Uniform Equipment, Doublets, Tunics or Jackets, Drum Major Maces, Sashes, Guantlets, Scottish, Irish and Masonic Jewllery and many more products. Ask for free export catalogue with worlds lowest prices, giving full postal address. Full satisfaction warranty with money back guaranty. Regards Shehzad Deura SHEHZAD DEURA & CO PIPE BAND INSTRUMENTS MAKERS 8 COMMISSIONER ROAD SIALKOT 51310 - PAKISTAN HELLO : 0092 - 432 - 580743 FAX : 0092 - 432 - 596486 E-mail : deura@gjr.paknet.com.pk
Saturday, 8-28-2004

From: mugu
Location: usa
Comments:
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Thursday, 8-26-2004

From: Carbz
Location: CFB Wainwright
Comments:
I really like what you have going on here. As a member of the quickly vanishing Canadian Armoured Corps, I understand the need for keeping people aware of where we came from and where we can find ourselves if we continue to forget. Thank you to all those involved in this website, before and after the war.
Sunday, 8-22-2004

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Location: usa
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Saturday, 8-21-2004

From: shiraz arshad
URL: www.amcerpak.com
Location: Pakistan
Comments:
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Wednesday, 8-18-2004

From: shiraz arshad
URL: www.amcerpak.com
Location: Pakistan
Comments:
Bonafide Manufacturer and Exporters of all kinds of badges,musical instruments,shirts,uniform accessories,patches,insignia and gloves etc. Shiraz Arshad P.O.BOX 459 FETEH GHAR ROAD SIALKOT-51310 PAKISTAN www.amcerpak.com mail:arshiraz@skt.pol.com.pk
Wednesday, 8-18-2004

From: shiraz arshad
URL: www.amcerpak.com
Location: Pakistan
Comments:
Bonafide Manufacturer and Exporters of all kinds of badges,musical instruments,shirts,uniform accessories,patches,insignia and gloves etc. Shiraz Arshad P.O.BOX 459 FETEH GHAR ROAD SIALKOT-51310 PAKISTAN www.amcerpak.com mail:arshiraz@skt.pol.com.pk
Wednesday, 8-18-2004

From: shiraz arshad
URL: www.amcerpak.com
Location: Pakistan
Comments:
Bonafide Manufacturer and Exporters of all kinds of badges,musical instruments,shirts,uniform accessories,patches,insignia and gloves etc. Shiraz Arshad P.O.BOX 459 FETEH GHAR ROAD SIALKOT-51310 PAKISTAN www.amcerpak.com mail:arshiraz@skt.pol.com.pk
Wednesday, 8-18-2004

From: shiraz arshad
URL: www.amcerpak.com
Location: Pakistan
Comments:
Bonafide Manufacturer and Exporters of all kinds of badges,musical instruments,shirts,uniform accessories,patches,insignia and gloves etc. Shiraz Arshad P.O.BOX 459 FETEH GHAR ROAD SIALKOT-51310 PAKISTAN www.amcerpak.com mail:arshiraz@skt.pol.com.pk
Wednesday, 8-18-2004

From: shiraz arshad
URL: www.amcerpak.com
Location: Pakistan
Comments:
Bonafide Manufacturer and Exporters of all kinds of badges,musical instruments,shirts,uniform accessories,patches,insignia and gloves etc. Shiraz Arshad P.O.BOX 459 FETEH GHAR ROAD SIALKOT-51310 PAKISTAN www.amcerpak.com mail:arshiraz@skt.pol.com.pk
Wednesday, 8-18-2004

From: shiraz arshad
URL: www.amcerpak.com
Location: Pakistan
Comments:
Bonafide Manufacturer and Exporters of all kinds of badges,musical instruments,shirts,uniform accessories,patches,insignia and gloves etc. Shiraz Arshad P.O.BOX 459 FETEH GHAR ROAD SIALKOT-51310 PAKISTAN www.amcerpak.com mail:arshiraz@skt.pol.com.pk
Wednesday, 8-18-2004

From: shiraz arshad
URL: www.amcerpak.com
Location: Pakistan
Comments:
Bonafide Manufacturer and Exporters of all kinds of badges,musical instruments,shirts,uniform accessories,patches,insignia and gloves etc. Shiraz Arshad P.O.BOX 459 FETEH GHAR ROAD SIALKOT-51310 PAKISTAN www.amcerpak.com mail:arshiraz@skt.pol.com.pk
Wednesday, 8-18-2004

From: shiraz arshad
URL: www.amcerpak.com
Location: Pakistan
Comments:
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Wednesday, 8-18-2004

From: shiraz arshad
URL: www.amcerpak.com
Location: Pakistan
Comments:
Bonafide Manufacturer and Exporters of all kinds of badges,musical instruments,shirts,uniform accessories,patches,insignia and gloves etc. Shiraz Arshad P.O.BOX 459 FETEH GHAR ROAD SIALKOT-51310 PAKISTAN www.amcerpak.com mail:arshiraz@skt.pol.com.pk
Wednesday, 8-18-2004

From: JOB MAN
Location: IGBO
Comments:
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Monday, 8-9-2004

From: bookwatch
URL: www.amazon.co.uk
Location: Australia
Comments:
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Sunday, 8-8-2004

From: Kevin Soper
Location: Courtenay,BC
Comments:
Very interesting.
Saturday, 8-7-2004

From: shiraz Arshad
URL: http://www.amcerpak.com,www.amcerbadges.tk
Location: pakistan
Comments:
We are introduced ourselves as a bonafide manufacturer and exporter of any kind of Badges insignia, Metal Badges, Embroidery Ties,T-shirts,Shirts, Crest, Coats of Arms, Caps, Military Uniform, Braids, Tussles, Banners, Embroidery Flags, Dress Cards, Sword Knots, Chin Straps, Plaques, Sticks, Firings, Hackles, Crest, Emblem, Berets and Pipe Band, Musical Equipments,REEDS etc. Shiraz Arshad (Managing director) Amcer Pak P.O.BOX # 459 Sialkot -51310 Pakistan Tele#092-432-563634 Web: www.amcerpak.com www.amcerbadges.tk
Tuesday, 8-3-2004

From: Adnan Bhutta
URL: www.jaksbayint.com
Location: Sialkot - Pakistan
Comments:
SUB: SUPPLY OF HAND EMBROIDERED BADGES,BRAID,SHOULDER BOARDS,LANYARDS & UNIFORM ACCESSORIES. Dear Sirs, We are very pleased to introduce you, as Manufacturers of Hand Embroidered Badges of all types and can furnish you these on very lowest prices in good quality. We always and Usually produce these Badges for . . . . . NAVY, ARMY, AIR-FORCES, CLUBS, SCHOOLS & COLLEGES ETC... Who require :- HAND EMBROIDERED BADGES ,BANNERS,FLAGS,POCKET BADGES,COLLAR BADGES,CAP BADGES,SHOULDER-BOARDS,FAMILY CRESTS COAT-OF-ARM,CAP PEAKS,AIGUILLETTES , LANYARDS, TASSELS, PENNANTS,SCREEN PRINTING AND SASHES ETC. . . Most of the Customers furnish us their own Specific Models and designs to ask us to Send them Counter-samples for evaluation. We can submit you some pieces of Embroidered Badges just to show you the quality and workmanship of our production Or other-wise you may send us your own to get the counter-samples to evaluate these. Hoping to hear early favourable response with your present day demands for the establishment of business on permanent footings. Your faithfully, Adnan Bhutta Export Manager Please check Web Site: www.jaksbayint.com
Wednesday, 7-28-2004

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URL: http://www.health-link-net.com/mestohelioma.html
Location: Oakland
Comments:
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Sunday, 7-25-2004

From: Adnan Bhutta
URL: www.jaksbayint.com
Location: Sialkot - Pakistan
Comments:
Respected Sir, We are manufacturers of all kinds of Hand Made Embroidered Badges, Patches, Family Crests, Coat of arms. Emblems, US Coast Guard Patches , Visor Caps, Swagger Sticks....Sashes, Banners, Pennants, Flags, Embroidered caps, Shoulders, Shoulder Boards, Scout Patches,Military Medal Ribbons, Hats ,Glengarry Hat,Lanyard, Bagpipes ,Bagpipe Banners etc. We request you, kindly send us your present day need of such kind items so that we could serve you by starting business relations with you. Prices shall be quite reasonable, whereas we maintain International standard Badges, which shall bring both of us closer to each other. Hoping to hear soon by FAX, or E-Mail, and with best regards, Please See our Website: www.jaksbayint.com , www.ec21.com/jaksbay Sincerely yours, Adnan Bhutta
Sunday, 7-25-2004

From: Adnan Bhutta
URL: www.jaksbayint.com
Location: Sialkot - Pakistan
Comments:
Respected Sir, We are manufacturers of all kinds of Hand Made Embroidered Badges, Patches, Family Crests, Coat of arms. Emblems, US Coast Guard Patches , Visor Caps, Swagger Sticks....Sashes, Banners, Pennants, Flags, Embroidered caps, Shoulders, Shoulder Boards, Scout Patches,Military Medal Ribbons, Hats ,Glengarry Hat,Lanyard, Bagpipes ,Bagpipe Banners etc. We request you, kindly send us your present day need of such kind items so that we could serve you by starting business relations with you. Prices shall be quite reasonable, whereas we maintain International standard Badges, which shall bring both of us closer to each other. Hoping to hear soon by FAX, or E-Mail, and with best regards, Please See our Website: www.jaksbayint.com , www.ec21.com/jaksbay Sincerely yours, Adnan Bhutta
Sunday, 7-25-2004

From: Adnan Bhutta
URL: www.jaksbayint.com
Location: Sialkot - Pakistan
Comments:
Respected Sir, We are manufacturers of all kinds of Hand Made Embroidered Badges, Patches, Family Crests, Coat of arms. Emblems, US Coast Guard Patches , Visor Caps, Swagger Sticks....Sashes, Banners, Pennants, Flags, Embroidered caps, Shoulders, Shoulder Boards, Scout Patches,Military Medal Ribbons, Hats ,Glengarry Hat,Lanyard, Bagpipes ,Bagpipe Banners etc. We request you, kindly send us your present day need of such kind items so that we could serve you by starting business relations with you. Prices shall be quite reasonable, whereas we maintain International standard Badges, which shall bring both of us closer to each other. Hoping to hear soon by FAX, or E-Mail, and with best regards, Please See our Website: www.jaksbayint.com , www.ec21.com/jaksbay Sincerely yours, Adnan Bhutta
Sunday, 7-25-2004

From: Adnan Bhutta
URL: www.jaksbayint.com
Location: Sialkot - Pakistan
Comments:
Respected Sir, We are manufacturers of all kinds of Hand Made Embroidered Badges, Patches, Family Crests, Coat of arms. Emblems, US Coast Guard Patches , Visor Caps, Swagger Sticks....Sashes, Banners, Pennants, Flags, Embroidered caps, Shoulders, Shoulder Boards, Scout Patches,Military Medal Ribbons, Hats ,Glengarry Hat,Lanyard, Bagpipes ,Bagpipe Banners etc. We request you, kindly send us your present day need of such kind items so that we could serve you by starting business relations with you. Prices shall be quite reasonable, whereas we maintain International standard Badges, which shall bring both of us closer to each other. Hoping to hear soon by FAX, or E-Mail, and with best regards, Please See our Website: www.jaksbayint.com , www.ec21.com/jaksbay Sincerely yours, Adnan Bhutta
Sunday, 7-25-2004

From: YUKARI ENTERPRISES
URL: www.yukarienterprises.com
Location: Sialkot,Pakistan.
Comments:
YUKARI ENTERPRISES Is the leading Manufacturers Cum Exporters in Sialkot, Pakistan the all kinds of Hand Embroidered Subjected items with Gold/Silver Bullion wires and Silk thread. Being Original Makers, We can serve you with Supreme Quality, Our Prices are most Margin able for your trade and assure you that our all Deliveries will reach you within stipulated period. Our products commonly used by Navy, Air force, Police, Airlines, Clubs, Schools Scouts, and for all other services and Government departments. If you have any question would like to Counter sample or required any additional information, please feel free to contact us. Thanking you for your time and hoping to hear soon. We remain. Sincerely Yours with best regards, YUKARI ENTERPRISES Anwar YUKARI ENTERPRISES P.O BOX NO 1791, SIALKOT,51310 PAKISTAN TEL: +92-432-61 49 50 FAX: +92-432-54 19 45 MOB:+92-300-610-1308 www.yukarienterprises.com
Friday, 7-23-2004

From: bella419
URL: http://419
Location: 419
Comments:
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Wednesday, 7-14-2004

From: Michael M Lazo
URL: http://angelfire.com/pro/michaelmanalolazo
Location: Mississauga, Ontario, Canada
Comments:
Just surfing. Thanks. Tue July 13, 2004 - 01:07
Tuesday, 7-13-2004

From: Tahir Mehmood
URL: http://www.katc-international.com
Location: Pakistan
Comments:
We are the Manufacturers and Exporters of Military Uniform Accessories and Collectables. Pacesticks, Drillcans, Fs Daggers with Leather Sheath, Bullion wire badges..etc..
Saturday, 7-10-2004

From: Jane Perez
URL: http://www.trustpharma.com
Location: Boston
Comments:
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Tuesday, 7-6-2004

From: Kelly Clemmer
Location: Wainwright, AB, Canada
Comments:
My grandfather, Albert Proudley was a Kangaroo driver, and had many memories as he travelled across Northern Europe towards Berlin. Please feel free to contact me at the above address. I'd love to see that Grandpa Proudley properly remembered as one of the Kangaroos... Thanks Kelly Clemmer Editor The Wainwright Review Wainwright, AB
Monday, 6-7-2004

From: David Massie Douglas
URL: http://groups.msn.com/JDCANUCKSCANADA/jdcanuckscanada.msnw
Location: British Columbia , Canada
Comments:
My father was a soldier of the 1st C.A.C.R.and was a kangaroo ram driver He was not one to talk much about his timeand experiencesin WWII.I think if he was alive today and I was able to show him the site you have here he would of really loved it. Thank you all for doing really wonderful work that is so informational About this regiment aka The Kangaroos
Monday, 6-7-2004

From: W.Michael Werner-Wojnarowicz
Location: Mississauga, ON
Comments:
Very informative and graphically pleasing page. Congrats
Wednesday, 6-2-2004

From: Leonardo Soares Quirino da Silva
Location: Rio de Janeiro/Brazil
Comments:
Highly illustrative of both the value of putting infantry under armor as well as of the creativity and ingenuity of the commonwealth soldier.
Tuesday, 5-18-2004

From: Michael Manalo Lazo
URL: http://www.angelfire.com/pro/michaelmanalolazo
Location: Vancouver/British Columbia/Canada
Comments:
Michael M Lazo #2525 Pickering High Army Cadet Corps(1980-~1983) Army Cadet Corporal (Silver Star with Reef)
Sunday, 5-16-2004

From: Sam
URL: www.beatticket.com/index.html
Location: USA
Comments:
I Love Canada
Monday, 4-26-2004

From: Alfred LeBlanc(Militaria/Toy Soldier Collector
Location: McMasterville,Quebec,Canada
Comments:
I have just visited your site and found it very interesting. I would very much like to know more about the History and The Vehicules that The Regiment used during The 2nd World War. I enjoyed the visit and hope to return again very soon. WOuld there be a Museum and would ther also be Souvenirs available(Ex. Badges(Cap&Collar) and Shoulder Flashes and other Items(Plaques)? Thank you. From: Alfred LeBlanc(Collector)
Saturday, 4-17-2004

From: Stephen J Baxter
Location: Plymouth, Great Britain
Comments:
Very interesting reading, My Grandad was also part of 21st Army Group and served as a gunner in a sherman tank during the years 1944/45. Myself, being a serviceman i have always had an interest in most things military. thankyou.
Tuesday, 3-16-2004

From: Carl Corbeau
Location: Honey Harbour, Ontario, Canada
Comments:
My father, Stan Corbeau, was a Kangaroo and would be so pleased to see this almost forgotten regiment brought to life by the efforts of those who have created this site. He is currently residing at the Veterans Affairs facility at Sunnybrook in Toronto. This site reminds me of how much we owe these men. These men got my father home alive. Thank you.
Sunday, 3-7-2004

From: Major Frank Kalesnik, USMCR (Ret)
Location: Middletown, Neww York, USA
Comments:
A great site! Having served as an Assault Amphibian (Amtrac) officer in the USMC, I can relate to your efforts.
Monday, 2-23-2004

From: Bob Young
URL: None Yet
Location: Newcsatle Upon tyne. England
Comments:
I like your site very much.I am a X 3RTR Tankie.Some old 49th Tankies still meet at Newcastle Companions Club on the 2nd Tuesday every month.I will download what I can from your site to pass on to them. Thanks again,keep up the good work.
Wednesday, 1-14-2004

From: Gerry Chapman
Location: Kelowna, B.C.
Comments:
I am the niece of Arnold and Marge Faragher. I knew and loved the uncle who came back from the "war", and now I know and understand a little more, the uncle who went to "war", thank you.
Monday, 1-5-2004

From: brian walsh
Location: Hampton New Brunswick
Comments:
Very interesting site. My dad, Joe Walsh, served as a loader operator in a Sherman tank with the Grenadier Guards in Northwest Europe. His tank was disabled at Friesoyethe and his crew bailed out into a drainage ditch where they spent a long day pinned down by sniper fire. They were rescued by a carrier which was already carrying several wounded troopers.He was very interested in hearing about your website.Thank you for sharing the history of your regiment.
Sunday, 12-14-2003

From: Mr. K. W. Service
Location: Toronto, ON
Comments:
I especially enjoyed the link to the restoration of the Mill Kangeroo.
Thursday, 12-4-2003

From: Mike Reese
URL: not up
Location: USA, Michigan
Comments:
Superb. Updates seem to have stopped in 2000? It is almost 2004? I am a modeler and gamer doing mostly WWII in Europe and Russia. There is a source of Kangeroo models at www.quarter-kit.com. You need a Solido M4A3 Sherman model. The kit provides the hull for the Kangeroo using the M4A3 suspension and lower hull. 1/48-1/50 scale. I am working on a Canadian infantry platoon and am quite happy to have found your site. best of luck Mike
Wednesday, 11-26-2003

From: Peter Wilson (Capt. ret'd)
Location: Toronto, Ont.
Comments:
My father was a Captain in the Kangaroos and when I was younger, I listened to many tales of their service. I'm glad to see the site is up & running. Good Show!
Thursday, 11-13-2003

From: Carleton Wilson
Location: Toronto, Canada
Comments:
Thanks for this website. I am named after my grandfather, Capt./Maj. Carl Wilson, who was in the Kangaroos. I never got to meet my grandfather because he passed away before I was born. But this site has helped me to understand a little more what he went through during the war. Thanks again for that and thanks to all of Canada's veterans on this Remembrance Day, 2003.
Tuesday, 11-11-2003

From: J. Erich Junker
Location: Grosse Pointe, MI, USA
Comments:
Hi A friend of mine Richard (Dan) Siple, 17506 Colorado St. Hebron, IN 46341-9036 Ph (219) 996-6925 Is working On restoring a number of Sexton SP Guns, after I told him about the "Kangaroo" He is interested in possibly Restoring at least one of the vehicles to this configuration (Since the guns have been removed anyway). We Need historical Information, technical data and as many photos and drawings of the Sextant/Priest Vehicle conversion as you can Muster! Can you help us please? Erich Junker
Saturday, 10-18-2003

From: Deborah Allen
Location: Toronto (currently in Konstanz Germany)
Comments:
My grandfather, Rowland C. Marshall, was a member of the Kangaroos. I'm a historian, and currently hold all of my grandfather's pictures, medals, badges etc. from his time with the Kangaroos. I treasure those items, and am delighted to have found this website! There is one picture on the site of a man standing beside a Kangaroo, with part of the caption reading "The gentleman on his feet..." That gentleman happens to be my grandfather! When I return to Canada, I would love to show the items and pictures I have from my grandfather (who passed away in January 1988) for more clarification. Thank you for such a wonderful website, and for preserving the memory of men like my grandfather.
Thursday, 9-25-2003

From: Marylou Marshall
Location: Dawson Creek B.C . Canada
Comments:
As the daughter of a Kangaroo Tpr. William Miller I am very pleased to see your website that honours my fathers regiment and will keep it's history alive. For anyone who is interested in learning more try finding a copy of Kenneth R. Ramsden's book titled The Canadian Kangaroos in World War ll. I'm looking foreward to seeing your most recent updates. Keep up the good work . 11-17-2003
Friday, 9-19-2003

From: Koert A. Metselaar
URL: -
Location: Duivelsbruglaan 40 31B, 4835Jg BREDA
Comments:
We visited the family (sister) of Lloyd Biedermann (died of wounds)in Port Colborne.We always want to know what has really happened to him . Please let me know if anybody knows!!!!!
Wednesday, 9-17-2003

From: James Smith
Location: Belleville Ontario
Comments:
Great site can't wait for you to add more Iam currently looking for info on the Kangroos , my grandfather was a Kangroo (Earl Smith)
Monday, 9-15-2003

From: Ralph Storey
URL: NRTCO
Location: Petawawa Ont
Comments:
Very good
Friday, 9-12-2003

From: R. W. (RON) DUNSTER
Location: PRINCE ALBERT SASKATCHEWAN
Comments:
VERY NICE WEB SITE AND VERY PROUD HISTORY. SHOULD BE TOUGHT IN THE SCHOOLS. IF YOU CARRIED THE ROYAL CANADIAN ENGINEERS YOU SHOULD MENTION THAT IN CANADIAN TROOPS CARRIED TOO.
Friday, 8-8-2003

From: J.SIMMONDS
Location: SEDONA A.RIZONA
Comments:
On revisiting this site. I thought this might bring a chuckle."WHERE IN THE HELL IS SNOWBALL"
Wednesday, 7-16-2003

From: WO Doug Roy
Location: CTC GAGETOWN, ARMOUR SCHOOL
Comments:
EXCELLENT SITE! A TRIBUTE TO THE CORPS. I have enjoyed visiting this site very much, it keeps the history of the Corps alive and brings it to all who have no knowledge of our great history.
Wednesday, 7-16-2003

From: wolfgang krause
Location: germany
Comments:
it´s a very good page.
Saturday, 7-12-2003

From: edward sawchuk
Location: surrey bc canada
Comments:
i am a ww2 vet and enjoy your info i was at battleof the bulge and holland with kangaroo reg
Tuesday, 7-1-2003

From: Marc from Tachoteam.de
URL: http://www.tachoteam.de
Location: Düsseldorf
Comments:
I just surfed around and found your site, I really enjoyed the visit and hope to come back soon. Greetings, Marc from TachoTeam.de
Sunday, 6-29-2003

From: Chief Warrant Officer Herbert H. Booker 2nd
URL: www.edachq.org
Location: Tujunga, California
Comments:
Greetings & Salutations! Was the insignia of the 1st Canadian Armoured Personnel Carrier Regiment made in pairs showing the kangroo facing both directions? I'm illustrating this and other cap badges of Canada which I posted in PHOTO under DRAWINGS at the Militaria Collectors News (MCN) Yahoo Groups website. I am an insignia artist and drew these 400% larger than actual size in pen and India ink on velumpaper. CHEERIO! Chief Booker
Sunday, 6-29-2003

From: Robert Langham
URL: http://www.geocities.com/britsatwar/
Location: Leicestershire, England
Comments:
Great site, I have learnt a lot about the Kangaroo from it. How about some photos of the Priest Kangaroo, based on the M7 Priest SPG? Thanks for providing a great website.
Thursday, 5-29-2003

From: James Priestley
Location: England
Comments:
A good website but it's progress is a bit slow hurry it up PLEASE!!. James.
Monday, 4-21-2003

From: James Mamone
URL: http://www.geocities.com/james_mamone/
Location: Texas
Comments:
I am a thief, so what? http://www.geocities.com/james_mamone/ James Mamone James Mamone James Mamone
Saturday, 4-19-2003

From: Jon
URL: http://www.burnefur.com
Location: Australia
Comments:
Good look guys
Thursday, 4-10-2003

From: lenore ward
Location: Canada
Comments:
Looking for info on my father he was in ww two Leonard Julian From Almonte Ontario Canada nonie59@msn.com
Tuesday, 4-8-2003

From: Debbie MacRae
Location: Okotoks, Alberta
Comments:
I would really appreciate information from anyone who knew my dad, Tpr. Ralph Coles, nickname "Sky" - with the 1CACR. He was from Maple Creek, Sask, returned to Alberta post-war.
Sunday, 4-6-2003

From: Debra L. MacRae
Location: Okotoks, Alberta
Comments:
My father was a Trooper in the 1st Canadian Armoured Carrier Regiment. I am proud to visit this site and learn more about the role he played. I wish this information had been available at a time when I could have shared it with him. God Bless your efforts.
Sunday, 4-6-2003

From: Robert John Kimball
URL: kimba43@shaw.ca
Location: powell river,b.c.canada
Comments:
sorry got a little excited viewing this page and forgot to leave my address,great site,it's nice to see our father's remember as they should be thanks!
Monday, 2-24-2003

From: Robert John Kimball
Location: westview,b.c .(powell river,b.c.)
Comments:
Reporting in for Cpl.Kimball,Harry,Lee. He is now deceased as of (07-26-86). His service # is K 50905. D.O.B.(10-21-1915). Are there many surviving members of the reg't? The only other member of the reg't that I know is Sandy Sandeson or Sanderson, last known residence was Lillooet,B.C.or Lytton,B.C.(mid 90's). I do have some WW II photo's to share
Monday, 2-24-2003

From: MGBADA JOE,ABA,NAIJA
URL: http://NONE
Location: ABA,INDIA
Comments:
i love this page;
Monday, 2-24-2003

From: donna van eeghen
Location: powell river b.c.
Comments:
Great site, my Father served w/the Kangaroos in Holland,his name was Harry Kimball,he always wore his cap on nov.11 in memory of his comrades,sadly he died in 1986, now I wear the cap on nov. 11 in his honor.
Monday, 2-24-2003

From: Dicky Kruizenga
Location: Groningen-Holland
Comments:
After reading the book Maple Leaf UP (candian upmars North Netherland 1945) wich was written by my uncle M.H. Huizinga . I am impressed and very happy we are liberated those 4 days in april 1945. This book explains many actions (and pictures)of the kangaroos wich where involved to free my city Groningen in Holland. Great site u have hear i will bookmark it.
Thursday, 2-20-2003

From: David Patterson
Location: Kingston, Ontario
Comments:
A gret site, keep up the good work.
Wednesday, 2-19-2003

From: James McQueen
Location: St. Catharines ON
Comments:
An excellent site on a little known regiment with a distinguished reputation in WW2. My main interest is Canadian military history and I build 1/35 armour models as well. I actually have a kit (Italeri) of a Priest Kangaroo but I know that it needs a lot of detail. I have been perusing this site as reference. Keep up the good work on this site as it is an invaluable research tool for those with an interest. More importantly, it educates those without an interest into this innovative and unique unit that was "ahead of its time" in thinking and concept. James McQueen
Saturday, 2-1-2003

From: Michael Shultz
Location: Seeleys Bay, Ontario
Comments:
Am the son of member of 1 CACR. Recently carved a Kangaroo capbadge for a veteran of the Regt. I had no idea that you were around. I will have to keep in touch. Is there a "friends of the Regiment" category. Let me know, if possible. My father, now gone, would be mightily pleased to hear that his old regiment is being perpetuated.
Saturday, 1-25-2003

From: James Mamone
URL: http://www.geocities.com/mamone_thief
Location: San Antonio
Comments:
This is an excellent web site. Keep up the good work. James Mamone
Wednesday, 1-22-2003

From: Ron Clifford
Location: Melbourne Australia
Comments:
Facinating to see our Kangaroo used somewhere other than Australia. The information you have put together is great as I was the ASM of an Armoured Regt LAD.
Tuesday, 1-21-2003

From: cpl r.f.bailey irish regt. canada
URL: att
Location: canada
Comments:
though the war is over, who can forget it
Sunday, 1-19-2003

From: Arthur Rees
Location: Wales UK
Comments:
My father Len Rees ex 49th APCR would like to send his best wishes for a happy and prosperous New Year to all ex Kangaroos.
Thursday, 1-2-2003

From: Ron Clifford
Location: Melton Victoria Australia
Comments:
A great piece of history. former ASM 4/19 PWLH Regt.Reserve.
Tuesday, 12-31-2002

From: Ron Clifford
Location: Melton Victoria Australia
Comments:
A great piece of history
Tuesday, 12-31-2002

From: Capt. MA Davidson
Location: Ontario, Canada
Comments:
good site
Sunday, 12-29-2002

From: paulo roberto saraiva do amaral
Location: Rio de Janeiro, brazil
Comments:
A very nice home page , I liked it very much , thanks.
Tuesday, 12-24-2002

From: Robert McGaghey
Location: Waterloo, Ontario
Comments:
my Dad was in the regiment.
Monday, 12-23-2002

From: Al Goodman
Location: Brampton, Ontario
Comments:
I have just discovered your website and must say it is tremendous. I regard it as privilege to know a kangaroo and feel he is a friend. I am speaking of Vic Norburn. He might have been known as Vic Yorke-Norburn during the war but we know him as the former, now. I am the curator of The Lorne Scots Regimental Museum and would like you to know that Vic has loaned quite a large number of artifacts to us. Even though there is or was no connection with the Lorne Scots we have placed his beret with the badge in a prominent place in our museum and his battle dress appears in our poster.
Saturday, 12-21-2002

From: Guy Wilde
Location: Bird's Hill, Manitoba
Comments:
Great Site! I definately will be checking up for more updates regularly. My father, Tpr. Dan Wilde served with the Kangaroos. He passed away in 1962 and I did not have a chance to find out about his service during the war. The only thing I had to go on was his hat badge, shoulder flash and the triangular bullshead badge. I have been trying to get more information regarding the Kangaroos, but in most books I've read they barely receive a mention. I am looking forward to finding out more through your excellent web site.
Friday, 11-15-2002

From: Clayton Sargisson
Location: Christchurch, New Zealand
Comments:
An excellent website. I am currently reading The Guns of Normandy written by George Blackburn. I for one never realised just how rough the Candadian units had it in Europe in WW2.
Tuesday, 11-5-2002

From: Harry Tatchell (Tatch)
Location: Mississauga, Ontario
Comments:
Congratulations to Webmaster for excellent input on our Kangaroos. I was H.Q. Liaison Officer and joined the regiment in Tilburg, Holland. Some of us still meet annually at Katz Deli on Dufferin St. Toronto. This year our reunion is noon on Saturday 9th November 02. Any C.A.C. veterans welcome
Wednesday, 10-9-2002

From: Tony Booth
URL: None
Location: England
Comments:
Hi Geoff, It is good to see all the coments on the site, at last it seems that the efforts of the Canadian and British Kangaroo crews are appreciated. Warm regards, Tony
Monday, 9-30-2002

From: Kim Shergold
Location: Corbeil, Ont. Canada
Comments:
I am doing a book for our Veterans but I need your help. Send letters of Thank You to our Veterans,Pictures stories poems Snail mail Kim Shergold Hwy. 17 East R.R.2 Corbeil Ont. Canada POH-1KO Thank You for your help Ahuge Thank You for my Freedom
Monday, 9-23-2002

From: Jim Simmonds
Location: Sedona AZ 86351
Comments:
I was a "JOHNIE COME LATELY" to the unit. I was in the Signal Corp attached to the Kangaroos. If my memory serves me correctly (it usually doesn't) we pulled back to Appledorn to disband. We took over an insane aslum that the SS had formally used. However Enschede rings a bell. Hello Healy wherever you are. Remember the 60HW cab over engine Fordson you drove.
Tuesday, 9-10-2002

From: Bob Cooke
URL: http://www.qsl.net/ve3bdb/
Location: Orillia
Comments:
Wonderful site! Thank you for providing it. (My site is for the Wireless Set No. 19, which the vehicles of 1CACR certainly carried!!)
Wednesday, 9-4-2002

From: David Carter
Location: Borden, ON
Comments:
Just visiting
Tuesday, 9-3-2002

From: al goodman
URL: na
Location: brampton
Comments:
I have known a kangaroo since 1980. His name is Victor Norburn and a consider it a privilege to know him.
Monday, 8-26-2002

From: Claudy WINANT
Location: Attenhoven - Landen - Belgium
Comments:
Excellent page, Keep up excellent work, I'm looking foreward to check this web again. Thanks for your support.
Sunday, 8-11-2002

From: Hubert G. Short
Location: St.John's, NF
Comments:
Your site just refered to me by a local armour buff. Glad to see another Canadian unit being recognized
Thursday, 8-8-2002

From: Bert Greenwood
Location: Leicester England.
Comments:
As a scout car driver/operator , H.Q.Squadron 31 Armoured Brigade I have reason to be grateful to the driver of a "kangaroo" during the assault on Boulogne. as part of Column "B" our mission was to seize bridges in the town.In the afternoon of 16th. September 1944. Due to being a wheeled vehicle I was experiencing difficulty keeping mobile through the craters and spoil from the heavy bombing earlier.Eventually I became "bogged down". The driver of a following Kangaroo pushed me clear onto reasonable ground and I was able to proceed into Boulogne as part of the column. The 3rd. Canadian Division was to take the town. In the publication "The Story of the 79th. Armoured Division" the assault on Boulogne - pages115 to 127 the Kangaroos are mentioned but the unit is not defined, could it be you? Without the help of the Kangaroo driver I was a sitting target.
Wednesday, 8-7-2002

From: david russell
URL: nil
Location: hallam. victoria .Australia
Comments:
Will always remeber the men of the 3rd Canadian Infantry div .along side of there comrades in the British 3rd INF Div on 6th JUNE 1944 MAY Those who survived live a more peaceful time. Tpr d russell 42 royal tank regt. 1st TANK BRIGADE.
Wednesday, 7-17-2002

From: Ian Kinnear
Location: Victoria B.C.
Comments:
A most interesting site I am allways interested in canadian military sites as there more starting to apper on the internet good luck to you on this site.
Monday, 7-15-2002

From: George Bell
Location: Royal British Legion, Antwerp, Belgium
Comments:
Great site. Very interesting material, including the photographs. Why is it that you Canadians can do this sort of thing when the British seem to be lacking the same sort of initiative?
Wednesday, 7-3-2002

From: me
URL: http://www.jasonfaragher.com
Location: uk
Comments:
hi
Sunday, 6-16-2002

From: Stanley Ronald Brand
Location: Sussex, England
Comments:
As a crew member of a Kangaroo of the 49th.RTR (49APCR) I was very aware of the tremendous contribution to operational efficiency and casualty reduction that Kangaroos contributed. I recall that when in Njemegen preparing for the Rheichswald offensive we were designated as Canadian with appropraite signs on the vehicles etc. (and for that time I was issued with a revolver as my personal weapon - rather than the unweildy Sten gun we Brits hd. A question I have often asked myself when seeing Infantry of so many nations travelling in their Carriers - 'Have the Canadians ever been afforded the credit they deserve for the development?' I suspect the answer is 'No'. Having read the story of the one man crewed early Kangaroos I can only admire the determination that made the concept work.
Sunday, 6-9-2002

From: Geoff Winnington-Ball
URL: http://www.1cacr.org
Location: Zephyr, Ontario, Canada
Comments:
This is a test of the Guestbook, please disregard. We switched service providers and had to rewrite all out scripts... if you find something on this site which doesn't work, please email us!
Sunday, 3-24-2002

From: Gary Bourget
Location: Victoria BC
Comments:
Thank you So very Much. I was born in 1960 and thank you for allowing me to do it in a free world. Thank You
Saturday, 3-2-2002

From: James E. Bair
Location: California
Comments:
Interesting site with information I was not privy to prior.
Tuesday, 2-26-2002

From: gerry & rose ratchford
Location: esquimalt,b.c.
Comments:
My wife's father L/Bdr Thomas W.E. Wilson served with the Kangaroos and won the Military Medal while serving withthe kangaroos. I have been able to get a Regimental Cap Badge and Shoulder title. My late father in-Law kew Curly Flynn. A job well done and I have passed on some of history of the Regiment to other people that I have come in contact with as well as some members of the 1st Bn Canadain Scottish Regiment and the 7th Bn Black Watch.
Thursday, 2-14-2002

From: Eric Lusk
Location: Dartmouth, NS
Comments:
I'm very pleased to see a website for the Kangaroos. My dad, Tpr. FA (Fred) Lusk, was a member of the Regiment during the war and spoke fondly of the times in Holland. Regrettably, he died five years ago, too soon to have seen this website. I'm sure he would have been thrilled. Keep up the good work.
Wednesday, 2-13-2002

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Location: ｊａｐａｎ
Comments:
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Saturday, 2-9-2002

From: yee ching- bor
Location: hong kong
Comments:
Interesting
Thursday, 1-31-2002

From: yee ching- bor
Location: hong kong
Comments:
Interest
Thursday, 1-31-2002

From: Jason Spurrier
Location: Calgary, AB.
Comments:
Thanks again Geoff for your great website. Thanks to you I received a call from George January 21/2002 and met with him today. Much thanks to his daughter Frances!
Monday, 1-21-2002

From: Frances Subelack
Location: Calgary Alberta
Comments:
Just wanted to let you know that my father was also a "Kangaroo" Hope he is on your list. His name is George William Hemmings.
Saturday, 1-19-2002

From: richard gagne
Location: west arichat n.s.
Comments:
been looking for this site for a long time .was with the sherbrookes &cangaroo then back to my regt.at wars end,a lot of drivers from 2nd armoured brigade,we used ram tanks in england,we shure made them fly,.c.u.l. rjg
Saturday, 1-12-2002

From: John Geurten
Location: Brunssum Netherlands
Comments:
I have been looking for R Thom(p)son,a Canadian soldier Who was in the period Januari till August 1945 in Holland in the area of Brunssum wich lays in the south of Holland In the time he was in Brunssum He had contact with fam Geurten In the army he was a truck driver be the 1st Canadian Armoured Carrier Regiment
Thursday, 1-10-2002

From: william van den heuvel
Location: Hoensbroek, NL
Comments:
Looking for someone who knew Steven Schop (exact name spelling uncertain). He was a Scotsman, probably Canadian Scotsman, who died during the battle of Heinsberg in Jan 1945 on the Dutch-German border. As far as I know, the 1st Canadian Armoured Carrier Regiment was the only Canadian unit in the triangle Roermond-Sittard-Brunssum at that time. For this reason, I think he may have been with the 1 CACR. Or were there any other other Canadians in the area? He died when a granade or shell exploded in his tank. Does anyone know about such an incident which happened in the second half of Jan 1945?
Tuesday, 1-1-2002

From: william Hill
URL: NIL.
Location: ONT
Comments:
excelent page, keep up the excelent work, looking forward to checking this web again. Thank-you.
Monday, 12-31-2001

From: Gordon Churchill
Location: Toronto
Comments:
enjoyed the site will return.
Thursday, 12-20-2001

From: Raymond Hill
Location: Borden Ont
Comments:
I am presently a serving member in the CAF. My Father who is still alive served with the Nova Scotia Highlanders during WWII. It has been my distinct priviledge to have visited your site. Thank you
Sunday, 12-9-2001

From: Henk Kuipers
URL: http://49rtr.tiscaliweb.nl
Location: Nijmegen
Comments:
Another website "The perfect battle of Blerick" dedicated to the liberation in Europe (Netherlands) where Kangaroo's played a first and major role during the battle as an Armoured Personnel Carrier regiment at the site http://49rtr.tiscaliweb.nl
Wednesday, 12-5-2001

From: Clary H. Townsend MD
URL: N/A
Location: New Glasgow NS
Comments:
It's great to see that finally Canadians are able to understand the effort and sacrifice made by Canadians in the past. CHT
Friday, 11-30-2001

From: Anthony Booth
Location: England
Comments:
Message for Leonard Rees ex 49th APCR. Leonard the 49th are to be linked to the Canadian site in the near future and like you I served in the 49th from 1940 until 1945 email me at anthony.booth1@virgin.net The history of the Regiment is nearly complete.
Thursday, 11-29-2001

From: Anthony James Booth
Location: Ipswich England
Comments:
The 49th APCR are honoured to become a part of your site, as the only APCRs in the European Campaigne it is good we are together. We thank you very much for your support
Thursday, 11-29-2001

From: Leonard Rees
Location: United Kingdom
Comments:
I am an ex 49th APCR. I intend to send you some photographs by post soon. You can contact me at my son's e-mail address. I am impressed with the site it is of great interest.
Tuesday, 11-27-2001

From: Ken Jones
URL: wwmilitarymodelling.com
Location: United Kingdom
Comments:
Excellent. A well-presented site dedicated to the men who fought the first 'real' armoured personnel carriers.
Monday, 11-26-2001

From: Keven Phinney
Location: Morinville, Alberta
Comments:
I tried contacting a Miss F.J.Berendsen who has signed into your guestbook but was unable to connect. Anyone knowing her whereabouts please contact me as I may have some important information she requires referance a Cliff she is looking for. Thank you
Tuesday, 11-20-2001

From: R.FLETTERMAN
Location: NIEUWE WETERING, ZH
Comments:
INTERESTING SITE, GOING TO VISIT MEMORIAL AT MILL WHEN IN THE VICINITY
Monday, 11-19-2001

From: David Giles
Location: Ottawa, Ontario.
Comments:
A proud nephew of Andy Cozac (former Kangaroo). Uncle told me all about the 1st Canadian Armoured Reg't.
Saturday, 11-17-2001

From: Keven Phinney
Location: Morinville AB
Comments:
Great site! Our good friend of the family who passed away recently was Clifford Phillips from Five Islands Nova Scotia. He gave my father his original Cap Badge and beret and in turn my father gave it to me as I am a collector of miltary badges and am presently a WO in 1 General Support Bn in Edmonton. If anyone out there happens to have any badges (especially a set of collars for this regiment) I would love to hear from them. I plan to display Clifford's badges and pictures(even some from his trg in Camp Borden)shortly. Thank you
Tuesday, 11-13-2001

From: Keven Phinney
Location: Morinville AB
Comments:
Great site! Our good friend of the family who passed away recently was Clifford Phillips from Five Islands Nova Scotia. He gave my father his original Cap Badge and beret and in turn my father gave it to me as I am a collector of miltary badges and am presently a WO in 1 General Support Bn in Edmonton. If anyone out there happens to have any badges (especially a set of collars for this regiment) I would love to hear from them. I plan to display Clifford's badges and pictures(even some from his trg in Camp Borden)shortly. Thank you
Tuesday, 11-13-2001

From: debbie
Location: WINNIPEG,MB.CANADA
Comments:
im proud to be a daugher of and armed fores man.will to tell you all a little store about WHY THE YOUNG PEOPLE WILL NOT REMEMBER IS BECAUSE OF THE SCHOOLS...MY SON ALMOST A MAN AT 18 WAS SO MAD AT HIS SCHOOL ON FRIDAY .THERE SHOED STUFF ABOUT THE SCHOOL SHOOTING WHAT IN GODS WORLD DOES THAT HAVE TO DO WITH THE WAR?????VERY VERY MAD AT THE SCHOOL FOR THIS THAT THEY HAVE DONE TO THE YOUTH OF TODAY !!!!!!PEACE TO ALL IN THE PLACE WE ALL CALL HOME FOR ALL THOSE THAT GAVE THERE LIVES FOR US TO LIVE IN PEACE THANK-YOU WITH ALL MY HEART .......AND FOR ALL THAT LOSS SOMEONE DEAR TO THEM IM VERY VERY SORRY BUT I THANK-YOU FOR OUR LIVES TODAY ....
Monday, 11-12-2001

From: Gary Bernier
Location: Niagara Falls, ON
Comments:
Nephew of Arnold Faragher a proud "Kangaroo"
Sunday, 11-4-2001

From: Douglas A. Kirby
Location: Sarnia, Ontario
Comments:
I am a former Kangeroo, looking to contact William Gilmore Conn from Alberta, or any information concerning him.
Sunday, 10-21-2001

From: Anita Haine
Location: Kirkland Lake,Ontario
Comments:
My aunt Marge gave me your web site. I thought I would just have a look and see.
Friday, 10-19-2001

From: Simon H
URL: http://www.lerenfort.fsnet.co.uk
Location: UK
Comments:
A fascinating site, found via the Kangaroo item on Maple leaf up site.
Monday, 8-20-2001

From: Robert D. Cooper (A-60134)
Location: Mississauga, Ontario
Comments:
For a vet who served in the Central Med, this is an interesting site. The Kangaroo was an a great concept.
Monday, 7-16-2001

From: Jim Hall
Location: Nanaimo, BC
Comments:
Although I served with the 12th Dragoons, I trained with several fellows who ended up with the Kangaros,this is a great site and I hope you can keep it up.
Thursday, 7-5-2001

From: Kieron Hill
URL: www.mhies.fsbussiness.co.uk
Location: Devon, England
Comments:
I found this site very infomative my Grand-father Private Cyril John Jackman 6093903 served in the 1/6th Bn., The Queens Royal Regt (West Surrey) in Normandy but he was died in action on the 15th August 1944. If anyone has any information with regards his regiment and their movements around this time I would be truly grateful if you could let me know.
Sunday, 6-17-2001

From: MISS F.J.BERENDSEN
Location: HOLLAND
Comments:
can you help me I0m looking for the kangoos who was with the 2e and 3e infantry devision of the 2th canadian corps in Holland town Zevenaar rout Kleef-Emmerich-Elten (germany) to Holland.I'm looking for a Cliff or Claiton
Monday, 6-11-2001

From: Mick Leonard.
Location: Sunderland England
Comments:
very interesting and informative.
Saturday, 6-9-2001

From: Martin Schwendemann
Location: Switzerland
Comments:
Nice Pictures!
Wednesday, 5-23-2001

From: Linda Couillard
Location: Vancouver ,B.C..
Comments:
Liked what I saw, I will be back, that's a promise, I kept you as a bookmark.
Wednesday, 5-23-2001

From: Col. (retd) Jim Bond MC, CD
Location: Ottawa, Ont.
Comments:
Great, just found you thru Friends of CWM. Do feel that abit about the Badger would be appropriate, even tho that flame eqpt was integral to wunits like the Lake Sups.
Friday, 5-11-2001

From: Jason Spurrier
Location: Calgary, AB.
Comments:
Thank you for creating, and maintaining such an excellent website. My Grandfather Karl Lemon was a Kangaroo. The information on the site is extremely important and valuable. Photographs of Kangaroos, especially of ones in action are almost impossible to find. Thanks again for your great site!
Tuesday, 5-1-2001

From: Marnee Faragher
Location: Niagara Falls
Comments:
You are presently at my dad's interviewing him. (Arnold Faragher) this will be great for me and mine to refer to - we know so little of what they really did there. And I'll certainly NEVER FORGET.
Saturday, 4-14-2001

From: Joh P. Maljers
Location: Australia
Comments:
Just surfed in via Maple Leaf Up. To all Veterans of the 1CACR: next Friday the 13th of April it will be 56 years to the day in 1945 you your Regiment took part in the Liberation of the City of Groningen with Units of the 2 CID. I was living there with foster parents as a 12 year old refugee from Amsterdam. One of your Kangaroo's was destroyed in the City and a few days after the Battle for Groningen was over I came accross a turretless tank and could not figure out where the turret had finished up. I think the name of the Kangaroo was Phillis, who were in the crew?. Do have a photo of it before its demise? I have a photo of the RHLI being lifted on the way to Grongingen. Last but not least: My Gratefull Thanks to You All, Il be thinking of you next Friday like I have done for 56 years. John Maljers, from the land of the original Kangaroo.
Monday, 4-9-2001

From: R.R.Bobolo
URL: na
Location: vancouver isl.brit.columbia
Comments:
better than an exmas present
Friday, 3-30-2001

From: roy rino bobolo
URL: not applicable
Location: cobble hill british columbia
Comments:
hurray finally found you !!
Sunday, 3-25-2001

From: Robert Coxon
URL: N/A
Location: Hamilton Ontario
Comments:
Nice to see the site where my Uncle Roy Bobolo served. He is 77 and what a soldier. He is the TOPS.org King of British Columbia Canada today. He is just staring to use the internet and I sent him this link ..Nice work
Saturday, 3-24-2001

From: Cpl Mike Poudrier SALH 'B sqn'
Location: Edmonton, Alberta
Comments:
excellent site, thanks
Saturday, 3-24-2001

From: Thomas Richards
Location: toronto
Comments:
good
Friday, 3-16-2001

From: Bob Rockarts
Location: Lakefield, Ontario
Comments:
I have been looking for such historical information for some time. Excellent!! My brother Rene' L. Rockarts served in the regiment.
Sunday, 3-11-2001

From: Andrew Elliott
Location: Petawawa,On
Comments:
Outstanding site.My father in law fought w the Linc&Well and spoke highly of you fella's.As an infanteer I'd like to thank you for a job well done and for being the pioneers in a job that is now a vital task in the army,namely the APC. Once again ,from a member of the new generation ,THANK YOU !,for going through what you went through for us.
Sunday, 3-4-2001

From: William Pugh
Location: Atlanta GA
Comments:
Thank you for a job well done. Because of men like you, I can sign this guest book in a free world.
Sunday, 3-4-2001

From: Dwight Fidler
URL: http://www.superaje.com/~canuck/tlc/
Location: Ontario, Canada
Comments:
I love the site. Eager for more information. I'm currently trying to research Canadian involvement in WW2, specifically the units involved. Infantry, Tanks, etc...
Sunday, 3-4-2001

From: Anthony J Booth
Location: Ipswich England
Comments:
Greetings from a British Kangaroo Member. I served with the 49th A,P.C. Regiment who fought along side you in the European War. Your Web Site is very good we have nothing, good luck. Tony
Tuesday, 2-20-2001

From: pat hornby
Location: norwich norfolk u.k
Comments:
a good site will be making a lot of visits as i am a member of a ww2 living history grop plus a member of the Normandy Veterans Association Norwich branch
Wednesday, 1-24-2001

From: A.J Hill
URL: N/A
Location: NORTH YORKSHIRE
Comments:
Thankyou.
Friday, 1-19-2001

From: W.M.(Bill)Mulholland
Location: Burton, New Brunswick
Comments:
Excellent site!
Tuesday, 1-2-2001

From: Dennis Tocock
Location: Melbourne, Australia
Comments:
Well done on a very informative site. The type of information you have provided will compliment the badge of your Regiment that I have on display in my collection.
Sunday, 12-31-2000

From: RICHARD PARKS
Location: TWEED ONT CANADA
Comments:
Military re-enactor Perth Regiment Museum of Applied Military History.MAMH Great site -keep it up.
Tuesday, 12-19-2000

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URL: http://www.1-sports-supplements.net/
Location: cincinnati
Comments:
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Tuesday, 12-12-2000

From: Cpl.Jack Tweedie
Location: 1RCR, Petawawa,Ont.
Comments:
VERY well done site! I was not familiar w/ the unit,just the vehicles used and I'm glad I came across it through AFV News. A fine way to illustrate the history of 1CACR; Kudos to all involved and all who served!
Saturday, 11-25-2000

From: John R. Campbell
URL: n/a
Location: Toronto, Ontario
Comments:
I was a member of the Kangaroos. The material you have gathered is excellent; thank you.
Saturday, 11-11-2000

From: Doug Doyle
Location: Sudbury
Comments:
outstanding, can not wait till the info on the priest kangaroo available
Wednesday, 11-8-2000

From: Mike Stewart
Location: Ottawa
Comments:
Fantastic Web Site!! Beautifully laid out, informative, etc. If only other similar web sites were done as well as this one.
Wednesday, 10-11-2000

From: Rod Dumouchel
Location: Edmonton, Alberta
Comments:
A truly fantisic site keep up the great work
Friday, 10-6-2000

From: Richard Imbeault
Location: Sarnia, Ont.
Comments:
Great Info. I was pleased to find your site.
Saturday, 9-16-2000

From: Andrew Chaplin
Location: Ottawa
Comments:
A very fitting honour to a valuable and too-unsung unit. Could you include a diagram of the unit's organization in some future iteration of your page?
Monday, 8-14-2000

From: Jake Winslow
URL: http://www.ironsides.8m.com/
Location: Kingston
Comments:
Excellent site. A great tribute to an outstanding unit and AFV.
Saturday, 7-29-2000

From: Richard Henry Reed
URL: n/a
Location: Yarmouth Nova Scotia
Comments:
I am in awe of the efforts of the CAC in WW II. But, I am amazed at the amount of material the Maple Leaf has ammassed in all aspects of this site. You are to be congratulated ona job well done.
Sunday, 7-9-2000

From: Preston Isaac
URL: cobbatoncombat.co.uk
Location: Devon, England
Comments:
Well done Geoff, the site keeps getting better. I still hope one day to get a Kangaroo to join our Sexton, Windsor, Fox, etc.
Saturday, 7-8-2000

From: Bill Miller
Location: Calgary, Alberta
Comments:
The Kangaroo website is absolutely terrific Geoff, and you and your contributors should be very proud! The people I have shown it to, all have given me very positive responses. Many people are impressed by the volume of "real" information.. and I know that this is just the beginning ! It is a significant contribution to recording a nearly forgotten part of Canadian history and a fine educational tool. These men deserve our gratitude and appreciation, this is a giant leap towards "officially" recognizing their contribution here,in their own country, and more importantly that it is NOT forgotten. Again, job well done.
Wednesday, 5-10-2000

From: steve hewitt
Location: ENGLAND
Comments:
VERY GOOD SITE . KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK
Saturday, 5-6-2000

From: Steven Coles
URL: none
Location: Drumheller, Alberta Canada
Comments:
I think that this is a very valuable sorce of information. If this sight was ever closed, god forbid, I would probably never be able to find this much information ever. The easy to remember URL is quick and easy to get into.
Friday, 5-5-2000

From: Steven
Location: drumheller ab
Comments:
none
Tuesday, 5-2-2000

From: George Prime
Location: Newmarket, Ontario
Comments:
Great site. I've always had an interest in Kangaroo's but I never realized until several months ago until I came across the Mill site that the 1CACR even existed. My Dad had driven a Kangaroo for the last several months of the War but it was in the Governor General's Foot Guards. Apparently they were continually outrunning their infantry support so they had some infantry attached to their Regiment for support and for guard pickets when they stopped at night. Keep up the good work!!
Thursday, 4-27-2000

From: Bill Ellis
Location: Schererville, IN. USA
Comments:
Great site, Very informative about a Cdn unit that I have always been eager to know more about. Thanks very much!!
Monday, 4-24-2000

From: Louie van Bommel
URL: http://www.dutchcanadian.com
Location: Ottawa Canada
Comments:
WWII in Holland at www.dutchcanadian.com
Monday, 4-24-2000

From: Aidan Lemay
Location: Melbourne, Australia
Comments:
Very interesting...you will definitely recieve more visits from me!
Sunday, 4-16-2000

From: Roderick O. Bell
URL: www.dell.com
Location: Round Rock, Texas
Comments:
Great site! Keep it going. We can't forget what these brave me did for the world.
Monday, 4-3-2000

From: R J Wilkinson
Location: Chilliwack BC
Comments:
My uncle was a member oc 1CACR Curly Flynn if any one remembers him please contact me
Monday, 4-3-2000

From: Arnold Faragher, Ex Trouper
Location: Matachewan, Ontario
Comments:
Since I was one of the first members of the Kangaroos, before we were known as a Regiment or as Kangaroos, I am happy to see that we finally have a home in Canada. Many thanks to Geoff and Hanno for the many hours of hard work. A job you can be proud of.
Sunday, 4-2-2000

From: Don Dingwall
URL: http://www.magma.ca/~tracks
Location: Ottawa, ON
Comments:
Well done Geoff and Hanno! It's high time the Regiment got it's due in a forum that's so accessible.
Tuesday, 3-21-2000

From: Maggie McCollam
Location: Matachewan Ontario
Comments:
All right Geoff!!!!!!! What a thrill to see this site, bringing to light the great sacrifice the Kangaroos made. Good job to all who had a hand in it. Maggie
Tuesday, 3-21-2000

From:Clive M. Law
URL: http://www.servicepub.com
Location: Ottawa
Comments:
Well done to the men of the 1CACR, the drivers and fitters, the gunners and signalers. 55 years ago this year your short history came to an end. The record you established, the tactics you devised and the methods you developed are as important now as they were then. Thank you.
Tuesday, 3-21-2000

From:Hanno Spoelstra
URL: http://web.inter.nl.net/users/spoelstra/g104
Location: Delft, The Netherlands
Comments:
Geoff, a job well done! I'm sure this site will help 'our' vets to get the recognition they deserve!
Monday, 3-20-2000

From:Geoff Winnington-Ball (webmaster, 1cacr.org)
URL: http://www.mapleleafup.org
Location: Zephyr, ON
Comments:
Welcome everyone! This is the definitive website for one of the most significant regiments ever to serve Canada and her Allies. Due to their unique circumstances of creation, service and disbandment, the Kangaroos have never received their 'just due' - until now! Please add your comments to this guestbook, and feel free to contact us at any time. Thank you for visiting!
Sunday, 3-19-2000