Cascadia Command focuses efforts in the Pacific Northwest of Canada and the United States. As just one of the Commands of the Order of St George, Grand Priory of Canada and the Americas, which has Commands across Canada, however, we contribute to and collaborate on national and regional projects when appropriate and feasible.
Cascadia Command also works in partnership with like minded not-for-profits. Current partners in fund raising and project development include:
Their mission is to serve Veterans, including serving military and RCMP members and their families, to promote Remembrance, and to serve our communities and our country.
Gathering as local units which are named after Canadian Battle Honours, the C.A.V. brotherhood ride as Canadian Veteran Motorcyclists, and Veteran Supporters gaining strength and fellowship. Their mission is to provide members with a unit to continue service to each other and their communities and country.
The C.A.V. is not a Gang or a Club. They are an organization of Canadian Armed Forces Veterans and Veteran Supporters, mounted on motorcycles.
The Canadian Motorcycle Tourism Association believes that our heritage, history and tourism are natural partners in growing better communities. Our relationship with our communities, motorcycle & veterans motorcycle organizations and the tourism industry allow us to promote heritage and historical education that encourages motorcycle and military history tourism development. We also impact the quality of the customer service that tourists of any kind receive through our workshops that are offered on-line and in person.
We promote motorcycle tourism in Canada, the preservation/promotion of our rich military history & great customer service.
Tom Hanks narrates the epic story of the 9/11 boatlift that evacuated half a million people from the stricken piers and seawalls of Lower Manhattan. Produced...
TALK...it can change a life, a relationship and a family. Don't take our word...take the word of Graham Muir, RCMP Assistant Commissioner (retired). ...
On September 5, 1942, United States Navy Messman Charles Jackson French swam through the night for 6 - 8 hours pulling a raft of 15 wounded sailors with a rope around his stomach through shark infested waters. The U.S. Navy Ship the U.S.S. Gregory was hit by Japanese naval fire in the South Pacific. Many were wounded and killed. French successfully brought these men to safety on the shores of The Solomon Islands. French was the first black swimmer to earn the Navy Medal for his heroism in 1943. We remember Charles Jackson French and commemorate his heroism and incredible swimming to celebrate Black History Month. Thank you for your service and your valor, Mr. French. 💪🏾🌊 ...
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Cascadia Command focuses efforts in the Pacific Northwest of Canada and the United States. As just one of the Commands of the Order of St George, Grand Priory of Canada and the Americas, which has Commands across Canada, however, we contribute to and collaborate on national and regional projects when appropriate and feasible.
Cascadia Command also works in partnership with like minded not-for-profits. Current partners in fund raising and project development include:
The Royal Canadian Legion: BC/Yukon Command
Their mission is to serve Veterans, including serving military and RCMP members and their families, to promote Remembrance, and to serve our communities and our country.
The Canadian Army Veterans Motorcycle Organization 3rdCAV
“Strength and Honour”
Gathering as local units which are named after Canadian Battle Honours, the C.A.V. brotherhood ride as Canadian Veteran Motorcyclists, and Veteran Supporters gaining strength and fellowship. Their mission is to provide members with a unit to continue service to each other and their communities and country.
The C.A.V. is not a Gang or a Club. They are an organization of Canadian Armed Forces Veterans and Veteran Supporters, mounted on motorcycles.
Canadian Motorcycle Tourism Association
The Canadian Motorcycle Tourism Association believes that our heritage, history and tourism are natural partners in growing better communities. Our relationship with our communities, motorcycle & veterans motorcycle organizations and the tourism industry allow us to promote heritage and historical education that encourages motorcycle and military history tourism development. We also impact the quality of the customer service that tourists of any kind receive through our workshops that are offered on-line and in person.
We promote motorcycle tourism in Canada, the preservation/promotion of our rich military history & great customer service.
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Cascadia Command: International Knightly Order of St George
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BOATLIFT, An Untold Tale of 9/11 Resilience ...
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Tom Hanks narrates the epic story of the 9/11 boatlift that evacuated half a million people from the stricken piers and seawalls of Lower Manhattan. Produced...Video
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Cascadia Command: International Knightly Order of St George
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TALK...it can change a life, a relationship and a family. Don't take our word...take the word of Graham Muir, RCMP Assistant Commissioner (retired). ...
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On September 5, 1942, United States Navy Messman Charles Jackson French swam through the night for 6 - 8 hours pulling a raft of 15 wounded sailors with a rope around his stomach through shark infested waters. The U.S. Navy Ship the U.S.S. Gregory was hit by Japanese naval fire in the South Pacific. Many were wounded and killed. French successfully brought these men to safety on the shores of The Solomon Islands. French was the first black swimmer to earn the Navy Medal for his heroism in 1943. We remember Charles Jackson French and commemorate his heroism and incredible swimming to celebrate Black History Month. Thank you for your service and your valor, Mr. French. 💪🏾🌊 ...
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Timeline Photos"I am a disabled vet with Army license plates. Found this under my windshield wiper today. Thanks for lunch, wherever you are." 💕
This absolutely brightened up my day." 😇 ...
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