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	CAHS News & Views: Camp Borden's Hangars
		As this recognition elevates Borden's hangars to the same level as historic Louisburg and the Citadelle de Québec, the story may have left the Air Force community with the impression that the hangars had gained some kind of financial or legal protection in the process.
		As a training base, Borden's primary responsibility is the training of personnel in support of Canadian Forces operations at home and abroad, and no one would dare suggest the reallocation of already stretched training resources or funds to the preservation of historic buildings, no matter how important they are.
		Yet as the custodian of Air Force heritage in Borden, it is certainly the ethical responsibility of the members of 16 Wing to raise awareness about the situation, particularly among the Air Force community.
	www.cahs.com /NewsAndViews/articles/CampBordensHangars.htm (604 words)

	Highbeam Encyclopedia - Search Results for Borden,
		Borden, Gail BORDEN, GAIL [Borden, Gail] 1801-74, American dairyman, surveyor, and inventor, b.
		Borden, Lizzie Andrew BORDEN, LIZZIE ANDREW [Borden, Lizzie Andrew] 1860-1927, American woman accused of killing her father and her step-mother, b.
		The elder Bordens were hacked to death with an ax on Aug. 4, 1892.
	www.encyclopedia.com /SearchResults.aspx?Q=Borden, (639 words)

	Flight-History.com - Your Online Aviation Community
		In Borden, the aerodrome portion of the Camp had remained empty since January of 1919 and the flying fields had been sold by the Imperial Munitions Board to the Canadian Government.
		On July 5th1920, Camp Borden was taken over by the Canadian Air Force (CAF), a newly formed non-permanent, non-professional force under the control of the Air Board, and the camp became officially the first flying station of the CAF, its School of Aviation.
		Camp Borden was also the only station involved in year-round military training activities.
	www.flight-history.com /arch/showstory.php?contentID=41 (392 words)

	16 Wing - Heritage - Royal Flying Corps
		The story of military aviation at Camp Borden begins with the arrival of Lieutenant-Colonel C.G. Hoare and his staff at a snow-covered Camp Borden on January 26, 1917.
		Camp Borden was not the only site that was selected by the RFC, although it was certainly the main one.
		Nearly one month prior to the official opening of the aerodrome, Camp Borden had already been the scene of the first fatal flying accident in the history of military aviation in Canada when the glamourless title was claimed by Cadet J.H. Talbot on April 8, 1917.
	www.airforce.forces.ca /16wing/heritage/hist1_e.asp (435 words)

	CFB Borden - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The birthplace of the Royal Canadian Air Force, CFB Borden is the largest training facility in the Canadian Forces.
		The Base Borden Military Museum (combining four separate museums) has numerous items, equipment and vehicles from all eras of Canadian military history, including a large number historic armored vehicles and aircraft displayed outside in Worthington Park and around the base.
		CFB Borden hosts the Blackdown Cadet Training Centre, a training establishment for Royal Canadian Army Cadets and the Royal Canadian Air Cadets in Ontario.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/CFB_Borden (682 words)

	Canadian Forces Base Borden - Base Borden Military Museum - Borden Air Force History
		In 1917, Camp Borden became the first flying station to begin full-scale operations and it was the largest of the Royal Flying Corps fields in Canada.
		From 1917-1919 Camp Borden was the chief training centre in Canada for the Royal Flying Corps and later, the Royal Air Force.
		Primary Flying School was relocated from Borden to Portage la Prairie in April 1970 and the Borden airfield became a non-operational airfield.
	www.borden.forces.ca /cfb_borden/english/museum/airforce_history_e.asp (247 words)

	Camp Borden (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-07-13)
		Camp Borden was established during the First World War as a major training centre of Canadian Expeditionary Force battalions.
		The Camp (including this structure) was officially opened by Sir Sam Hughes, Minister of Militia and Defence, on July 11, 1916, after two months of intensive building.
		Following the armistice Camp Borden continued as an important army and air force centre and became one of the largest armed forces bases in Canada.
	ontarioplaques.com /Plaque_Simcoe05.html (135 words)

	Camp Borden - HighBeam Encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-07-13)
		CAMP BORDEN [Camp Borden] large military training establishment, S Ont., Canada, NW of Toronto.
		Deformities of the Great War: the narratives of Mary Borden and Helen Zenna Smith.
		Taking an axe to history: the historical Lizzie Borden and the postmodern historiography of Angela Carter.
	www.encyclopedia.com /doc/1E1-campb1ord.html (189 words)

	Borden Public and Military Library - Base History (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-07-13)
		Canadian Forces Base Borden is located approximately 80km northwest of Toronto, in the southwestern portion of Simcoe County near the town of Angus, Ontario.
		Borden was opened on July 9th, 1916, as Camp Borden, a training base for the Canadian Expeditionary Force.
		New camps were established in Quebec and Manitoba, and the future site of Camp Borden, an area known locally as Pine Plains, remained empty, for now.
	home.interhop.net /bordenlibrary/history.html (378 words)

	BORDEN Genealogy (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-07-13)
		Gail BORDEN, III, (1801-1874) was the son of Gail BORDEN II (1777-1863), son of Gail BORDEN I (1745-1777), son of John BORDEN (1710-1761), son of John BORDEN (1675-c.1719), son of John BORDEN (1640-1716), son of Richard BORDEN (1595/6-1671), the immigrant.
		Lizzie Andrew BORDEN (1860-1927) was the daughter of Andrew J. BORDEN (1822-1892), son of Abraham B.
		Thomas BORDEN, yeoman, was of the Parish of Headcorn, County Kent, England.
	www.thecolefamily.com /hobby/borden.htm (2822 words)

	CFB BORDEN 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.
		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.
		I'm a Malaysian who was a military cadet at the Royal Canadian School of Infantry, Camp Borden in 1965.
	www.pbase.com /mrclark/cfb_borden_2004 (549 words)

	Paskowitz Surf Camps - About (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-07-13)
		His dad is Dorian "Doc" Paskowitz, the 79-year-old surf legend and founder of the Paskowitz Surf Camp in San Clemente, Calif. Since 1972, Doc and his nine children have turned anyone with a yen for riding waves into a surfer.
		In giving everyone a chance to feel the surge of one of nature’s most awe-inspiring forces, the Paskowitz family is following in the beloved tradition of surfing patriarch ‘Doc’ Paskowitz, who has spread the gospel of Aloha from the shores of Oahu and Kauai to the sands of Cabo San Lucas and San Onofre.
		Whether at one of our camps in southern California, Cabo or Hawaii we will make sure the Aloha spirit fills your body and nourishes your soul.
	www.paskowitz.com /1website/surfcamp/surfcamp.html (1274 words)

	Bruce Forsyth 's Military History Page
		Re-named Camp Hughes in honour of Major General John Hughes, GOC in 1916, the camp had all the amenities - freight sheds were built for hay and oats, a telephone system was installed, a hospital, two theatres, a jewelry store, a barber shop, two cafes, and two banks.
		Some of the buildings from Camp Hughes were moved to Shilo, while others were dismantled and the material used in the construction of new buildings at Shilo.
		All that remains of the former camp is the drill hall and a few of the barracks, but not the old racetrack.
	www.geocities.com /Pentagon/Quarters/2529 (19086 words)

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		The fl and white photo shows it serving in the field during a reenactment tactcal battle at Camp Swift in central Texas.
		This four-view is of a WWII Hetzer that is on display at the Canadian Forces Base of Camp Borden.
		It was captured by Canadian Forces during the war and brought back to Camp Borden for examination and evaluation along with several other German armored vehicles.
	www.pzfahrer.net /photo.html (885 words)

	World War One Letters from 1916, World War 1 - Stothers.com
		It covers the trip from leaving Camp Borden (Ontario) to sighting land in England.
		N.B. We left Camp Borden at 2.30pm on Saturday (21) and were played to at the station by the 173rd Highland Bands and played away also.
		Up at Camp Borden we had to sign up for church service was too tiresome.
	www.stothers.com /momex/NavCode/letters1916/WritingID/73.html (986 words)

	US Naval Aviation in WWI
		But there was not room for us at any flying camp, so we were sent to Longbranch on the lake shore some miles southwest of Toronto where we were quartered in tents.
		Upon arrival at Camp Rathburn, we wandered down to the hangars and spent the greater part of the afternoon watching flying operations.
		I headed for camp, circled once and, seeing a motor lorry with its headlights showing up a few yards of grass on the field, was able to land with no trouble at all.
	www.paolopizzi.com /paolopizzi/articles/navav-in-ww1/5.htm (3496 words)

	Camp-X
		Even the Camp’s location was chosen with a great deal of thought: a remote site on the shores of Lake Ontario, yet only thirty miles straight across the lake from the United States.
		It was ideal for bouncing radio signals from Europe, South America, and, of course, between London and the BSC headquarters in New York.
		Other points of strategic significance in the Camp’s locale include the situation of the German Prisoner of War Camp in Bowmanville, the position of the mainline Canadian National Railway, which went through the top part of Camp-X, and that of General Motors on the eastern border of the Camp.
	webhome.idirect.com /~lhodgson/historyofcampx.html (1599 words)

	Illegals Update - October 2, 1999 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-07-13)
		An Aurora woman who contracted tuberculosis after volunteering with Kosovo refugees at Camp Borden blames the federal government for not warning her of the danger of infection.
		Another son accompanied Walters to Camp Borden when she volunteered, so now she is going to have her sons tested.
		Janis Macaskill, another Aurora woman who volunteered at Borden with Walters since May, said she tested positive for inactive TB in that month, but her doctor says it may have shown up because of her being given a Bacille Calmette-Guerin vaccine for tuberculosis when she was a schoolgirl.
	www.canadafirst.net /news/october2-99.html (3920 words)

	Canadian Forces Base Borden - Borden Community - Borden Public and Military Museum (via CobWeb/3.1 ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-07-13)
		The Base Borden Military Museum is one of Canada's largest Military Museums.
		The Museum tells the story of Camp Borden and the various Schools, Corps and Branches that have their heritage vested at Base Borden.
		Displayed inside this Hangar, you will find the Avro 504 K aircraft, the oldest flyable aeroplane in Canada, a Tiger Moth, a Silver Star as well as a Tutor aircraft, which is similar to the aircraft now flown by the Canadian Military aerobatic team, the famous "Snowbirds".
	www.borden.forces.gc.ca.cob-web.org:8888 /cfb_borden/english/community/museum_e.asp (395 words)

	Residential Camp Zanika Lache based in Washington.
		Camp Zanika Lache, founded in 1930, is located on beautiful Lake Wenatchee, a six-mile long lake approximately 25 miles outside of Leavenworth, Washington.
		The camp is in the National Forest and is surrounded by three Wilderness areas: Alpine Lakes, Henry Jackson, and Glacier Peak.Camp Zanika Lache's 13 acres of waterfront property facilities include 12 rustic sleeping cabins, restrooms/shower houses, main lodge, health house, laundry facilities, and a central kitchen and dining area.
		Sessions (costs are in the local currency of the camp):
	www.campdepot.com /camps/c25414.html (145 words)

	Places Been With Army (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-07-13)
		Summer training with the COTC in 1951 (The Citadel, Quebec, PQ, and Camp Valcartier, PQ), and 1952 (School of Infantry, Camp Borden and Camp Meaford, ON).
		During Summer of 1953 led a PPCLI recruiting team of 30 soldiers plus cooks and drivers through Central BC putting on tactical, etc., demonstrations in Hope, Princeton, Penticton, Trail, Nelson, Vernon, Revelstoke, and Kamloops.
		Fall 1954: Young Officers and Small Arms Courses at School of Infantry, Camp Borden, ON.
	publish.uwo.ca /~mcdaniel/places.html (394 words)

	C Pro C School Commandants - Nominal Roll
		Just over 10 years later he was again appointed to the position of Commandant upon promotion to the rank of LCol, after the School had been re-located from Camp Shilo, Manitoba back to Camp Borden, Ontario.
		Upon promotion to LCol he was appointed to the position of Commandat of the C Pro C School in Camp Borden.
		He was also responsible for it's move back to Camp Borden in 1960.
	home.primus.ca /~cproc-mp/pm-comdts.htm (297 words)

	Toronto Sun: - Camp Borden, as in boredom
		A JUNIOR officer at Canadian Forces Base Borden claims he is being drummed out of the army on the pretext of being "not advantageously employable" -- despite having already served back-to-back tours of duty in the war-torn regions of Bosnia and Kosovo.
		At the centre of the conflict is a logistics training course at Camp Gagetown in New Brunswick which army brass have ordered 2nd Lieut.
		Anthony Moodie to repeat, citing his failure to comply would "constitute disobeying a lawful command" which could ultimately lead to a recommendation for his "release" from the military.
	www.canoe.ca /NewsStand/TorontoSun/News/2004/10/29/pf-691442.html (374 words)

	Haller
		He also commanded from 1917 until 1919, the "Camp Borden," where future officers of the "Blue Army" received their military training.
		On June 9, 1917, the Polish-American Citizens Committee was formed in Buffalo under the leadership of Rev. Cezary Krzyzan and Dr. Francis E. Fronczak, who at the time performed the duties of Buffalo's Health Commissioner and was also a member of the Polish National Committee in Paris, France.
		Those in charge of Camp Borden contacted the Pastor of the local church, St. Vincent de Paul, who with the consent of the Parish Council, allocated a parcel of land in the St. Vincent de Paul cemetery, where the recruits were buried, and where yearly a Pilgrimage is conducted in their memory.
	www.polamjournal.com /Library/APHistory/Haller/haller.html (812 words)

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		Presently underway at the Canadian Forces Base Borden (Borden, Ontario, Canada), is the restoration of an early production Hetzer which has been on display for years in Worthington Park.
		Fred has stated that he will continue to supply photos to me during the restoration process, so that viewers may keep abreast of the developments.
		A member of the team that is restoring the Borden Hetzer, Guy Despatie, has sent me some photos of the work in progress.
	www.pzfahrer.net /borden.html (532 words)

	NPR : Summer Camps
		Talk of the Nation, July 29, 1999 · GUESTS: MICHELE KLEIN Director of the National Camp* Association MARIAN EDELMAN BORDEN Author, Summer Fun: The Parent's Complete Guide to Day Camps, Overnight Camps, Specialty Camps*, and Teen Tours.
		Summer camps are as popular as ever, but they've changed quite a bit over the years.
		Whether you want your child to study the Bible or learn to ride a horse, chances are there's a camp that suits your needs.
	www.npr.org /templates/story/story.php?storyId=1054655 (188 words)

	Detailed Operational History of the 1st Hussars
		Jul.-Sep. 40: 2 groups provided for POW camp guards.
		One group sent to Fort Henry, Kingston, Ontarion, the other to Camp Gravenhurst.
		25 May 44: Camp is sealed for the coming invasion of Normandy.
	www.geocities.com /Pentagon/Barracks/4674/DOH-1stHus.html (1705 words)

	Old Time Trains
		This enormous Army Camp was also served the CNR off their Allandale-Collingwood line.
		Following removal of #25 and #26 Toronto-Sudbury, a Toronto to Camp Borden local passenger service was operated starting with the October 27,1957 time table.
		The 3.21 mile long Base Borden Spur, was approved for abandonment November 7, 1990, although most of it remained in place until dismantled in September 1997.
	www.trainweb.org /oldtimetrains/CPR_Bruce/PSGR.htm (824 words)

	New Page 2 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-07-13)
		Aylmer in 1943, notice the fl "armor" hat, he was enlisted to be in an armor division.
		He was originally stationed at the horse palace on the CNE grounds in Toronto and then moved to Brampton for basic training.
		Once they got shipped to camp Borden they were told that they were not going to be in an armored division but that they were to be infantry.
	www.virtual-speed.com /stiff/aylmer/aylmer.htm (1359 words)

	B-411117 Corporal James Bertram Noakes, Royal Canadian Engineers (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-07-13)
		He was transferred to Camp Borden, Ontario where, on the 28
		Noakes was in training at Kingston for almost two months when, having completed his course, he was reassigned to Camp Borden on the 7
		The headquarters of 1st Canadian Armoured Brigade had been raised at Camp Borden on the 13th of August 1940 for the purpose of training and administering armoured units in Canada.
	members.aol.com /reubique/b411117.htm (2274 words)

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