A new display of the men of PEI in the First Special Service Force was unveiled today at the Queen Charlotte Armouries in Charlottetown. Family members of those who served did the honours before a crowd of about 150.
There were nine Islanders who were original members, plus eight who joined as replacements.
Here are some pictures I took at the ceremony.
Capt. Greg Gallant, Museum Curator with the new display:
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FSSF uniform display:
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Badge display:
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Some of the other displays in the Museum:
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If you happen to visit the Island, the PEIR Museum is located at the Queen Charlotte Armouries, 3 Haviland St, Charlottetown and is open year-round, M-F: 9AM-4PM plus Th: 7PM-9PM. Admission free.
There were nine Islanders who were original members, plus eight who joined as replacements.
Here are some pictures I took at the ceremony.
Capt. Greg Gallant, Museum Curator with the new display:
[You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]
FSSF uniform display:
[You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]
Badge display:
[You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]
Some of the other displays in the Museum:
[You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]
If you happen to visit the Island, the PEIR Museum is located at the Queen Charlotte Armouries, 3 Haviland St, Charlottetown and is open year-round, M-F: 9AM-4PM plus Th: 7PM-9PM. Admission free.