With the HPER in the 60`s has made me a better citizen & sparked my interest in Canadian military history.I`ve collected Canadian military badges,specializing in UN & Nato for over 40years ,am a founder of the Quinte Military Collectors club  

Originally from Cobourg and know about the proud history of the Hasty Pees. My uncle Jack Waghorn was killed at Ortona while serving with the regiment. Keep up the great work.  

Great Site. I made my start with the Regt back in 1983. Brings back a lot of old memories. Proud to have served the Regiment and have been a Hasty Pee. Now serving at CFB Borden with the 3rd Canadian Ranger Patrol Group Headquarters as the RGTQMS.  

Here's to no sleep,adrenaline and things that
go bump in the night. See you soon boys.
The 'taff' is out there somewhere...  

I have Farley Mowats book 'the Regiment' and his other wartime book
"And No Birds Sang". Both are superb works by one of my favorite authors. I must admit to being a newcomer to Canadian military history. Up to a few years ago-when I read "the Regiment", I knew damn little of the military history of my neighbor to the north. I have been trying to make up for lost time to be sure! I have gotten a badge of the Hasty Pees and mounted it on a brown beret of WW2 style (lots of drape and a brown leather band around). So, All said and done, I am very glad to have surfed on by and found your site. Looks fine!  

Excelent site, Great pictures. I was looking for information about yours forces.Congratulations  

The good only get better! So goes the Regiment and the web site representing it. Andy your doing a great job.. I see the pictures came out well on the site. I'll take a look through the files for a few more to add to the site. All is well in Virginia,though a bit warm and humid for a Canadian. In this part of the country CamelBack water carriers are part of the kit issue; it's that warm.(avg. 90 deg.+ exteme humidity). All my best to old friends in the Regiment.-Kevin  

Andy, you have a great site, keep up the good work. I would also like to thank you on behalf of the guys from 1 Canadian Ranger Patrol Group for all your help and assistance with our C7 team during CFSAC 2000. See you next year.  

I am looking for information on my Grandfathers service records. He was Earnest McDonald of Trenton Ont. He was in WW1 and WW2 as part of this regiement. I am presently a MWO in thr CF.  

Very well done on the web site, I started out in the Cadet Corps and moved on to end up as a MCPL in the Regiment. A solid start with an excellent Regiment for a very good military career. Cheers!
Support the Troops and they will support You!  

As a former cadet and militiaman, it's nice to see you on the internet. Keep up the good work!  

Good page! Keep it up - it's important work. This medium is the best form of comms with potential Hasty Pees.

Well done.

ARH  

My father, Daniel Wheeler, served in the Regiment from 1939 (shipped to England Dec./39) to 1945. He passed away in 1977.
When is your museum open--hours, days of week?  

Thank you for letting me see something that I hadn't realized about, in our country. One of the uninformed is now informed .  

Your site brings back memories of my 6 years service with the best Infantry Regiment in the Canadian Army Reserve. I hope you turkeys are keeping up our proud traditions.
Guns.  

Excelent site. The reason I viewed it is that my father's discharge papers show the Hasty Peas to be his unit on discharge and I am trying to get more info on him.  

I was interested in your site as my father was a member of the regiment. Garnet Spencer who was killed on 4 April 1950 at Mountain View, Ontario.  

Nice! This site just gets better all the time ... like its builder. <Andy Engel you are the best>  

It's a bloody shame that The Regiment is not Canada-wide/nationally known. I've been going to Loyalist off and on since '94 and had I known The Regiment existed I'd probably be up for MCPL's right know!! :) I came from a Field Engineer Squadron with a proud tradition of success and heritage and I'm damn proud to be a part of one of the historied Units this country, her unfortunate enemies and the world has ever witnessed.  

Its great to see that you have got a web site now!! I started my military career as a Hasty P and am now serving in the Reg Force with the PPCLI .  

I really enjoyed this site. Hope more units have great interactive sites.  

I'm so proud that the finest unit finally has a worthy web site. The link here is to my personal photo site. Feel free to link to it, or copy pictures from it that could go onto your site.
I hope to have more up when I get around to it. http://geocities.com/Area51/Realm/8616/

PARATUS!!  

Nice site. I started my career as a Hasty P, and wound up a meathead. Take care.

Sean  

Great Site. Lots of interesting information about a wonderful Regiment.  

An Excellent site, my congrats to the developers. The pictures are great and the site is well laid out. More pictures could be beneficial for all. Pictures for items in the kit shop would be neat too. Take care, plough boys!  

First rate!!!! Now I can keep in touch with the one thing I miss the most about being in the NWT ... The Family. My best to the Regiment and her soldiers.  

I am a student taking the co-operative education program through Adam Scott C.V.I. in Peterborough. I am currently working on a promotional "KIOSK" like program for this website. It looks cool, so check it out if you haven't already.
I don't suggest that you e-mail me, as I rarely check my mail.  

Cheers to truly loyal Canadians. I will always be a proud Hasty Pee. The hardest thing I ever did in life, by far, was basic infantry. All the best and do good. Paratus  

The web page you have created is a credit to the most honourable of Canadian infantry regiments. My congratulations and best wishes to the Plough Jockeys!
Paratus.  

Great start! You are to be commended for your initiative. Will visit again to see how things develop.  

My time with the unit was quite an experience. Being one of the few members of club cobourg that started things there. I now work for 2PPCLI in winnipeg. I think if i had not joined the reserves i would not be where i am now. It is nice to see the REG. doing so well. Take care
Cpl Eric Weiher 2VP
eweiherNOSPAM@sprint.ca  

Nice to see The Regiment's online!  

A wonderful site, and I love what you've done with the graphic part. Well done! <grin>.

Betina

Btw...I liked that construction guy too! <pout>  

Delighted to visit and learn much that is new!  

Served under Col.Duffy in the early 60's "O we're Col. Duffy's rangers we're the raiders of the night We are a drunken regiment --------". Left Canada for the US and ended up in Viet Nam.I took my beret with me and wore it when I could.If there are honorary battle honors the regiment can add the Bong Son Valley RVN. Thanks for a great web site  

Fond memories of Point Petrie, back over memories of 26 years in the military, it was nice to start out as a member of the Hastings and Prince Edward Regiment, good foundations.

MCPL Don McMurter retired  

Good work Andy! I can see you are proud of your Regiment!  

Good looking site, good to see. Ex Hasty Pee under LCol Duffy back in the late 50s.  

looks great!!! you have done a great job.......
but i did like the little construction guy..LOL  

Good to see the Hasty P`s on the internet  

As an ex Hasty Pee from 1974-75, it is good to see you finally on the WEB. Truly the finest Regt in Canada. In honour of my uncle Cpl Edwin(Ted)George Hopkins who has passed away this Apr 2000 at age 81. He served as a "plough jockey" from Sept 1939 to Jun 1946 and served in England, Sicily, Italy, Germany and back home on the Troop trains. May the White Bn welcome him home.
Like to say HI to RSM "Buck Buchann" my ex Sgt from the RCR while serving in Germany with the 3rd RCR.
Cheers
PARATUS
 

A brilliantly constucted site. Well done !  

it not easy to do it in just a few days but you have done it congratulation and all the best  

Very commendable and an ambitious project. Enjoyed what has been developed to this point and look forward to future visits. Regards  

Good lookin' site, Andy, lot's to learn about a unit to be proud of!  

Great job so far Andy. Almost makes me want to enlist.  

Hast & Per 4ever!  

very nice site. my compliments to the builder - a true credit to his team.  

Pics are on the way! :-)  

The sight looks good Andy, but you still need some pictures.  

Hope you all like this website..... pictures with description welcomed; email to me if you like.