NO-BADGE KILLICK

No-Badge Killick offers an honest and engaging first-hand look at Navy life during the turmoil of the 1960’s. Adventures in the cold war Navy. It is hard to think of a better gift for an old retired sailor than a copy of No-Badge Killick and of course a bottle of Navy Rum to go with it.

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.Gord Hunter: I served out of Halifax in Canada's Cold War Navy between 1962 and '70 sailing on Frigates, Destroyer Escorts and Submarines. Since leaving the Navy in worked in radio and Television and within the Trade Union Movement. I have lived in six different provinces but these days I hang my hat in Regina Saskatchewan. I guess you could say my interests beyond my family are photography, politics, writing, travel, reading, cooking, single malts, Badminton, floor hockey,good beer

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