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Tartan Patch Newsletter – June 2026

Tartan Patch Newsletter June 2026

This a a special issue of the RHFC Association Tartan Patch Newsletter that has:

  • Details regarding the recent Change of Command, Change of Stick and standing up of the Tactical Grouping with the Lincoln and Welland Regiment and the Royal Highland Fusiliers of Canada; and
  • A submission to the Tartan Patch by a RHFC Piper who shares a fabulous experience (tasking) to the nation’s capital; and
  • Notice of promotions at the May 14th Battalion Parade; and
  • Another interesting find amongst the historical collection of the Regiment’s Museum, submitted by Mr. Tom Fournier of our White Hackle Council.

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