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With the loss of the Cougars the focus of training has tilted towards the classroom but members still frequent the small arms ranges in south-east Kelowna and the Vernon Army Cadet Camp. In winter, there is regular training in outdoor survival skills and winter warfare.

During LCol. Williamson's second tour of duty as CO, the regiment managed to have eight cougars trucked to Fort Lewis, Washington. They added a much needed element of realism to the exercises held by the newly designated 39th Canadian Brigade Group (39CBG) as the old Militia district came to be called.

28

Weapons maintenance on on the range.
1994
Probably Wainwright, AB, Canada
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BCDs on the small arms range.
1995
Probably Wainwright, AB, Canada
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30

Live fire training on the range with the C7A1 5.56mm rifle.
1995
Probably Wainwright, AB, Canada

31

BCDs firing the FN C6 7.62mm GPMG.
1995
Probably Wainwright, AB, Canada
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32

This is the check point for the Kelowna armouries.
August, 2003
Kelowna, BC, Canada
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33

RMS H. Schindle (L) was the camp Sgt. Major during this operation.
August, 2003
Kelowna, BC, Canada
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34

Vernon armouries during Operation Peregrine.
August, 2003
Vernon, BC, Canada
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35

A BCD on the fire line.
August, 2003
Near Kelowna, BC, Canada
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36

LCol. D. Cyr inspects the honour guard prior to the Governor General's visit.
September, 2003
Kelowna, BC, Canada
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37

Governor General A. Clarkson acknowledges the General Salute provided by the honour guard.
September, 2003
Kelowna, BC, Canada
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38

The Governor General inspects the Honour Guard.
September, 2003
Kelowna, BC, Canada
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39

The Governor General visits with the BCDs.
September, 2003
Kelowna, BC, Canada
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40

Okanagan Military Museum.
30 October 2004
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