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CFB Kingston commemorates Canada's 'father of the Intelligence Branch'

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Maj.-Gen. Reg Weeks joined the Canadian Forces during the Second World War and served through the Cold War. He retired as a major-general in 1980 but later served as the Intelligence Branch colonel commandant until 1996. A ceremony unveiled the monument at Canadian Forces Base Kingston on Saturday.

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CFB Kingston commemorates Canada's 'father of the Intelligence Branch'

Members of the Kingston military community marked the 80th anniversary of the Canadian Intelligence Corps and the 40th anniversary of the Intelligence Branch…

1 year ago·Kingston, Canada

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