Canadian Forces Pipe Band Manual
Regimental Pipes and Drums are musical bands within the Canadian Forces. Canadian Forces pipe bands generally consists of a pipe corps. The Royal Military College of Canada Bands make their home in Yeo Hall on the campus of Royal Military College of Canada. Dunkirk Ny Preschool Programs. CD 'Canadian Forces Pipe Band Manual'.
Words by Davies? [ ] The section mentioning the lyrics states that they were written by Walford Davies. However, the second section (the coda) to which those are sung was by George Dyson. So is this correct, or has somebody made an assumption?
() 09:28, 12 November 2010 (UTC) Davies wrote the original score and lyrics. The second part (trio) was scored by Dyson (see ). Dyson had nothing to do with the lyrics from what I can tell. 19:19, 12 November 2010 (UTC) Air Force March Past 1978-2011 [ ] I'm removing the sentence and the reference of the RCAF March Past being referred to as simply the 'Air Force March Past'. I don't have access to the magazine article in the reference but I have actual Canadian air force 'history and heritage' handbooks as well as Canadian Forces publications covering the period from before 78 right up until the renaming of Air Command back to the RCAF and none, not one reference anything other than the title 'RCAF March Past' as being the official march of the air element of the Canadian Forces.
A-AD-200-000/AG-000 Heritage Structure of the Canadian Forces Chap 7 Annex A 'Authorized Marches' lists RCAF March Past as official march of Air Command So with all due respect to the Air Force magazine article, the march past has always been, and and continues to be, called the RCAF March Past - () 12:18, 12 September 2011 (UTC) I have that magazine article, and indeed that is what it says. I've found that articles in various editions of the magazine have inaccurate content, and this could be an example. I suspect also that the name change may have been used by the AFAC to reflect changes in air force structure/naming (up until this year), but was never formalized by the actual air force.-- 15:43, 12 September 2011 (UTC) Blacklisted Links Found on the Main Page [ ] Cyberbot II has detected that page contains external links that have either been globally or locally blacklisted.
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