************VETERANS UN/NATO CANADA******************-------------------"NEW VETERAN GENERATION"--: R4D Calgary 2011

Interested in joining the Group?? // Interesser a joindre le Groupe??

Maritimes: nesop00115@hotmail.com (Stephane)

Ontario: captbonhomme@hotmail.com (Yvon)

Quebec: s.verville@videotron.ca (Serge)

British Columbia: trikectr@telus.net (Ben)

Western Canada/Prairies: salty01@telus.net (John)

Rules of Engagement

The VETERANS UN-NATO CANADA group is private and is protected by

a registered Canada copyright. Any person who reproduces our name or

logo, in part or in whole, will be prosecuted.

Here are our guidelines:

We do not have any structure and we never will. This means no membership

cards and no annual fee. This group was created so members may find old

friends, stay in touch and share but mostly to ensure that we never forget our

fellow brothers and sisters at arms who have either been wounded or have

fallen in combat during a mission.

We will be having one official meeting each year. Participation is not mandatory

We are a group active and former military who have served a minimum of one

mission under the command of the UN or NATO. Germany and Alert are accepted

as a mission.

A mission is considered a mission only after a medal is awarded. We will wear our

colours with pride because they represent who we are.

No criminal affiliation will be accepted, no (MC) or 1% patch will be part of our colours.

Even though 8 out of 10 members own a motorcycle, we are not a motorcycle club

(MC), nor an association.

The members of the Veteran UN-NATO Canada group identify themselves and to the

population by the means of their colours (patch). The colours belong and will only be worn

by the member as they are a personal identification. We must never forget that when we

wear the colours, we agree to represent a whole group of brothers and sisters. No

irresponsible behaviour will be tolerated when wearing your colours. Be proud and respectful.

"THE VETERANS UN-NATO CANADA GROUP IS NOT IN ANY WAY AFFILIATED WITH THE

D.N.D., VETERANS AFFAIRS CANADA, THE ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION OR ANY OTHER

VETERANS ORGANISATION".

There is no annual fee, no membership and no association fees. All you have to pay for is

your VETERANS UN-NATO CANADA patch.

All meetings, rides and activities are voluntary.

To wear the Veterans UN-NATO Canada colours you must:

Have served a minimum of 3 years with the regular forces;
Have served as military reservists in the regular forces adding up to a minimum of 3
years of service in class B or C, in other words, full-time. A combination class B and A
is not authorized.
Have at least served in one mission with the UN or NATO and received an official medal
after the required service time.

To wear the Veteran-Support colours you must:

Have served a minimum of 3 years in the regular forces or still be active but have not
received an official medal for mission.
Have served or be still active as military reservists in the regular forces adding up to a
minimum of 3 years of service in class B or C, , in other words, full-time. A combination
class B and A is not authorized.
Have served as a police officer, now active or retired, in a UN or NATO mission and have
received an official medal for the mission.
Have served as a military from another country in a UN or NATO mission under the
Canadian Armed forces and have received an official medal.
Have served as a Canadian citizens in a UN or NATO mission with a military organization .

LADIES:

Only Veteran’s spouse and daughters can wear the Ladies patch and it is the Veteran’s

responsibility to present the patch to his Ladies.

SUPPORTER:

To become a supporter, the person must be recommended by a member of the Veterans UN-NATO

Canada. The Supporter member is committed in integrating the group and adhering to the mission,

the vision and the values and to get involved in the activities.

Exception: Sons of a UN-NATO Canada veteran may wear the Supporter patch at the same level as

daughters wear the Ladies.

OUR MOTO: NEVER FORGET WHO WE ARE

For more info contact our Western Canada Rep: salty01@telus.net

Veterans Affairs (Access to information)

(texte anglais)It was highly recommended that each and every pensioned veteran makes an access to information with VAC.For one, they sometimes loose documents, second you have personal notes of individuals who handled your case and it is often interesting to see what they wrote on you.VAC PPU 020 - Health Care Programs (Non-pension Related)VAC PPU 030 - Treatment of a Pensioned ConditionVAC PPU 055 - Pensions and CompensationVAC PPU 080 - Reviews and AppealsVAC PPU 085 - Client DatabaseVAC PPU 090 - Legal Services for Pension Applicants and Allowance AppellantsThe following link gives you details on what kind of information VAC holds on you:http://www.infosource.gc.ca/inst/dva/fed07_e.aspThe form used to request information is TBC/CTC 350-58 located here:http://www.tbs-sct.gc.ca/atip-aiprp/forms/list_e.aspOnce your form is filled out you can send it to:Veterans Affairs CanadaMs. Bunty AlbertAccess to Information and Privacy CoordinatorP.O. Box 7700Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island C1A 8M9Tel.: (902) 566-7060Fax: (902) 368-0496bunty.albert@vac-acc.gc.caThey will accept faxes.

Sunday, 19 June, 2011

R4D Calgary 2011

Misc. Infos for retired members /Info. diverse pour personnel retraites

Military Interest / Interet Militaire

Canadian Military Bases Newspaper/ Journeaux des Bases Militaires

Germany Links / Liens Allemagne

Special Interest/ Interet Special (Biker)

Canadian Motorcycle events / Evenements de moto au Canada

Alberta Biker Links / Liens Biker de l'Alberta

Wide World Motorcycle Events / Evenements mondiaux de Moto (Rally)

Veterans UN/NATO Canada Websites, Sites Web des Veterans UN/NATO Canada

Western Canada Members - Membres de l'Ouest Canadian

Interested in joining the Group?? // Interesser a joindre le Groupe??

Foothills Motorcycle Apparel

Followers

David Mann Artwork

Veterans Affairs (Access to information)

Online Petition

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