Commanding Officers of 1705 British Columbia Dragoons Army Cadet Corps

1940-43 - Unknown
1944-45 - Chief Institutor Marrs - no photo
1946 - Chief Institutor H.J. Thornton - no photo
1947 - Unknown
1948-49 - CI R.W. Hodgson - no photo
1950-51 - Unknown 
1952 - Capt J. Corner - no photo
1953-63 - unknown 
1964 - Capt Richard Nelson
1965-66 - Capt Doug Collingwood - no photo
1965-72 - unknown
1973-76 - Capt Jack Vecqueray CD
1977-79 - Capt Bill Turner - no photo
1979-80 - Capt R. McMullen - no photo
1980-81 - Capt Louise Grinstead
1981-84 - Capt Ron Smith - no photo
1984-85 - Capt Bill Woodard  - no photo
1985-88 - Capt Dave Kenney 
1988-91 - Capt Eric Tyldesley-Gore CD 
1991 - Capt Rick MacKenzie - no photo
1991-93 - Capt Dan Stewart  - no photo
1993-94 - Lt T. Hasson - no photo
1995-26 Jan 2000 - Capt Carolyn Dufresne - no photo
26 Jan 2000-22 Feb 2010 - Capt Mitch Steck 
22 Feb 2010-27 Sep 2016 - Capt Irene Wangler
27 Sep 2016-6 Sep 2018 Capt Arthur Forsyth
6 Sep 2018-22 Feb 2019 - Capt Tyler Willis - no photo 
22 Feb 2019-Current - Capt Maria Brunskill
Biographies
Capt Dave Kenney 
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"If you are interested in local history, stop in at the cadet camp museum. It's small, but so interesting! They have done a great job with their displays, including personal memorabilia that will appeal to people who actually went to camp, and thematic displays that will appeal to history buffs. When we were there they had a display on food rations and one on head gear through the years, as well as the results of an 'archaeological dig' that occurred when they updated some of the barracks and discovered several decades' worth of trinkets in the ground below! This is the only cadet museum in Canada and we really enjoyed ourselves."
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"A very pleasant and engaging museum hostess and very knowledgeable about the history of the camp and surrounding area. The artifacts are nicely presented and in very decent condition. I appreciate the way that they represent different periods in the life of the camp. This museum, still being developed, is a very worthwhile tribute to those people who passed through here and who went on to be good citizens and often leaders in the towns and provinces in this country and who made Canada what it is today.
Thank you from a now old cadet."

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