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| Cpl. Matt Delparte with the Canadian Rangers paints part of a Universal/Bren Gun Carrier Mark 1 used from 1940 to 1964. Times-Herald photo by Lisa Goudy |
By Lisa Goudy
Under the beating sun, a dozen workers were painting, welding and doing other work to restore old vehicles.
Since Thursday last week, workers from Canadian Rangers, a special component with the Canadian Forces, have been spending 14-hour days restoring all of the vehicles on display in front of the Moose Jaw Armoury.
“In collaboration with the Saskatchewan Dragoons, we worked it out that we would come down and help restore the vehicle park,” said Capt. Daryl Bazin, company commander of the Alberta and Saskatchewan for the Canadian Rangers Patrol Group. “I think (the display is) a very good, positive reflection of the Canadian Forces and in particular the army contingent.”
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