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Army - News CFB BORDEN, Ontario - In 2005 the Canadian government announced its intent to expand the Canadian Forces. When asked how the environment at CFB Borden effects the teaching of recruits, all of the staff at NRTD heaped praise upon the base. From the messes, supply, and the training area, CFB Borden has it all for the Recruit Course. www.armee.forces.gc.ca /lf/English/6_1_1.asp?id=1657   (497 words)

Canadian Forces Base Borden - Base Recreation - Athletic and Sports Facilities The Buell Fitness and Aquatic Centre, located in building T-118 on Ramillies Road, is the heart of the CF National Sports Centre. The Base Borden Golf Complex is comprised of two separate facilities. The main course is located on the north side of the Base and is known as the Circled Pine Golf Course. www.borden.forces.gc.ca /cfb_borden/english/base_recreation/athletic_sports_e.asp   (439 words)

WORTHINGTON TANK PARK Photo Gallery by mrclark at pbase.com The only vehicle that has made its way to CWM from Borden recently is the Panther A. It was moved in February 2005 prior to CWM's opening. There is now a fairly impressive display at the entrance to CFB Borden with a Helicopter on plinth, Grizzly and Anchor. I lived at Camp Borden from 1963 to 1969 (airforce brat) and have many wonderful memories of climbing over the tanks and squeezing through the flat iron lattice they welded on some to keep larger kids out. www.pbase.com /mrclark/cfb_borden_2004   (548 words)

YYZ Airport Watch - Tour of CFB Borden On Monday August 9th, the YYZ Airport Watch was privileged to visit and receive a tour of CFB Borden. Many people don't realize that CFB Borden is the birthplace of the Canadian Air Force going back to 1917 when it was known as the Royal Flying Corps. MWO Marion delivered a very interesting presentation on the history of CFB Borden since its inception in 1917 right up to the present day. www.canairradio.com /borden.html   (375 words)

16 Wing - About Us A lodger formation at CFB Borden, 16 Wing is the largest training wing in the Canadian Forces. It is composed of a headquarters and three schools: the Canadian Forces School of Aerospace Technology and Engineering (CFSATE), the Air Command Academy (ACA), and the Canadian Forces School of Aerospace Control Operations (CFSACO). Even though 16 Wing is located today in Borden, at the "Birthplace of the Royal Canadian Air Force," the Wing's history is far removed from that of CFB Borden. www.airforce.forces.gc.ca /16wing/site/index_e.asp   (255 words)

AirVenture Report: CFB Borden Airshow 2006 - Part 1 CFB Borden is the home of the 16 Wing, the largest training wing in the Canadian Forces, it also is the "Birthplace of the Royal Canadian Air Force". The Griffon is from locally based 400 Squadron 16 Wing CFB Borden. The Skyhawks are the Canadian Forces Parachute Team, based at CFB Trenton, Ontario. www.airventure.de /borden06.htm   (550 words)

CFB Borden Military Museum - MILITARIA COLLECTING FORUM I have split off the pics of the military museum from Cliffs thread of sites around Borden as it really is an entity of it's own. Just looking at these photos again makes me want to go back to Camp Borden during the week and try to gain access to the Weapons Vault. I really have to return to Borden again, my daughter and I had a great time. www.militariacollecting.com /index.php?showtopic=65792&view=getlastpost   (448 words)

Corporal William Oliver Pearson, Building, Camp Borden In February 1969 during the early integration period it was amalgamated with the Royal Canadian Signal Corp. School and was known as Canadian Forces School of Communications. On 1 June 1970, the School moved to CFB Borden and joined the CF Aircraft Trade School to become the Canadian Forces School of Aerospace and Ordnance Engineering. Corporal William Oliver Pearson, BC(NL), was honoured by the craftsmen at the Canadian Forces School of Electrical and Mechanical Engineering at CFB Borden on November 25, 1994 when the new welding training facility was opened bearing his name. www.warlinks.com /pearson/building.html   (1228 words)

16 Wing - Heritage - Air Museum The building that is often referred to as the "Air Museum" in Borden is in fact the Air Force Annex to the Base Borden Military Museum (BBMM). Since the 1990's, there is only one official museum at CFB Borden, and that is the BBMM. You may also follow the activities and the development of various Air Force heritage projects in Borden by visiting our Projects Update page regularly. www.airforce.forces.gc.ca /16wing/heritage/airmus_e.asp   (356 words)

Borden Public and Military Library - Policies Displaying, sending and/or receiving illegal or pornographic material or materials which violate the CFB Borden Internet Use Policy (such as any form of pornography, hate literature in any form, pirated software, classified or designated information, or any other files or software untasteful or illegal in nature). The Borden CAP Site is available during the normal operating hours of the Borden Public and Military Library. In this event, announcements will be made via the Borden Citizen, Base Local Area Network (LAN) and on this website so that users are aware of Borden CAP Site availability. home.interhop.net /bordenlibrary/policies.html   (569 words)

Buseikan dojo, Yoshinkan Aikido, Borden aikido, martial arts borden Buseikan dojo, Yoshinkan Aikido, Borden aikido, martial arts borden buseikan dojo, Yoshinkan Aikido, Borden aikido, martial arts borden, karate borden, Major Murray, Alex Karayan, Pat Murray, Brian woods, judo, Jujutsu Aikido is considered to be a non-aggressive style, as the Aikido student does not instigate the attack. www.bordenaikido.org   (2788 words)

Base Borden Rod and Gun Club The Base Borden Rod and Gun Club is located on Canadian Forces Base Borden, in the heart of South-Central Ontario. CFB Borden offers a host of opportunities for many to enjoy the outdoor activities available within the Base and surrounding areas. The Rod and Gun Club provides the facilities, assistance and camaraderie to take advantage of these opportunities. bordenrodandgun.com   (183 words)

MP Tilson visits CFB Borden David Tilson, MP for Dufferin-Caledon, visited Canadian Forces Base Borden, July 24, to participate in "ExecuTrek," through the Canadian Forces Liaison Council. ExecuTrek is a trip to a military base or unit to observe members of Canada's Reserve Force in action and provides participants with the opportunity to speak directly with the reservists and better appreciate their unique skills. During his visit to CFB Borden, Tilson toured CFB Borden units and observed reservists; visited range and training areas; participated in a confidence course challenge; viewed a Leopard tank, and experienced a ride in a personnel carrier. www.caledoncitizen.com /news/2007/0801/community/004.html   (218 words)

CFB Borden Airshow 2006 pictures from aviation photos on webshots CFB Borden Airshow 2006 pictures from aviation photos on webshots This album is filed in rides and aviation. Find more albums about CFB Borden Airshow 2006. rides.webshots.com /album/551729531CTNlTJ   (308 words)

Andre's Home Page : CFB Borden ASL Tournament Andre's Home Page : CFB Borden ASL Tournament Accomodation: 4 man room available at $10.70 (can) per person per night If you have any queries click here to e-mail me members.tripod.com /~The_Cookster/P0000047.HTM   (116 words)

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