Wow, that was well done. I didn't fully appreciate my participation in the 75th until we were gearing up for the 100th and I realized how few guys were still around from the 75th.
Video randomly pops up in my algorithm... The memories. Then the first comment? More memories. ... Hey Lerch! We spent some time together in '88. Hope you're well....
@@keithmcintosh8902 Keith! Great to hear from you. It has been some time for sure! Last I heard you were in Cow-town. In any event, I hope you are well, also! VP
Amazing Grace on bagpipes, always brings a tear to my eye. Thanks for posting this Blendeture (and to Ted Maria for the footage), along with all the credits and info, well done!
I was thé bar officer, ran the warehouse that serviced the many bars at the Better ´Ole and many other events. Anyone have any of the Scrip we used? Our crew ran our asses off. Yeah, we never ran out of beer…that’s a whole other story.
My goodness, what a sight. First in the Field, VP!
Good job done upon that video
Once A Patricia, Always A Patricia
Wow, that was well done. I didn't fully appreciate my participation in the 75th until we were gearing up for the 100th and I realized how few guys were still around from the 75th.
Video randomly pops up in my algorithm... The memories. Then the first comment? More memories. ... Hey Lerch! We spent some time together in '88. Hope you're well....
@@keithmcintosh8902 Keith! Great to hear from you. It has been some time for sure! Last I heard you were in Cow-town. In any event, I hope you are well, also! VP
Amazing Grace on bagpipes, always brings a tear to my eye. Thanks for posting this Blendeture (and to Ted Maria for the footage), along with all the credits and info, well done!
Once a Patricia,
Always a patricia!
I was there. Fond memories. Didn't see myself on film, though.
God bless you all and thank you for your service 💯❤️
VP Forever
I was Private in the 1st Battalion then.
I was a private serving with the 3rd. I'll never forget those days. VP
Kept looking to see if I could see my uncle Sgt. Donald E. Wiltse, RIP Red, miss you!
God Bless the Officers and men of The Regiment past and present. The best of the best.
I was thé bar officer, ran the warehouse that serviced the many bars at the Better ´Ole and many other events. Anyone have any of the Scrip we used? Our crew ran our asses off. Yeah, we never ran out of beer…that’s a whole other story.
God save the King, God save Kingdom!✌️
That was a true Canadian thing of beauty and how many of those boys just instinctively said, eyes Left to themselves marching out 🫡🇨🇦👍🏻🙏🏻
What drop zone was that?
Nose Hill Park, Calgary was used as the DZ
@@hhmichitsch thanks pal, fair winds…
You gon make my eyes rain.