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Since very ancient times, it has been the practice for those in the military who distinguish themselves by their exemplary courage or merit, to be awarded some mark of distinction. Through the centuries, these marks of honour have taken many forms, from the laurel wreathes with which the early Greeks and Romans crowned their heroes to special presentation swords and other weapons. In more recent times, it has become customary to bestow on those to be honoured, a special badge in the form of a medal, star or cross, suspended from a ribbon and worn around the neck, or pinned to the coat, to distinguish them from their comrades.  

During Canada's Centennial Year, the order Of Canada was established as a means of honouring those who rendered meritorious services to the nation. It was also decided to include in Canada's Honour System, a means of recognizing conspicuous merit and exceptional service by the men and women of the Canadian Forces, both Regular and Reserve. Accordingly, on the first day of July 1972, the Order of Military Merit was established. The Order of Military Merit limits appointments to one-tenth of
one percent of the average number of persons who were members of the Canadian Forces during the preceding year.

The Order confers no special privileges on it's members and brings them no monetary rewards. It is a society of honour with three degrees of membership - Commander, Officer and Member  
CPO1 John Daley, MMM, CD
His Excellency The Govenor General, The Honourable Ramon Hnatyshyn Presents CPO1 John Daley With His MMM On May 20th, 1992.

Bio: CPO1 John Daley, MMM, CD is currently employed in the CFFM office as CFFM  3-2 my duties include DGCPS CWO, ADM (IE) CWO Fire Fighter Trade Advisor, Fire Prevention, Fire Fighter Accreditation Program, and Fire Statistical Information. John will be retiring on the 03 Aug 2001 after 38 years of dedicated and loyal service. See Profile for additional information.
MWO (ret) Donald Armstrong, MMM, CD
Presented by His Excellency, The Governor General, Romeo Leblanc at Rideau Hall, Ottawa in December of 1995 with General deChastalaine, CDS in attendance. 

Bio: MWO Armstrong retired after 36-plus years with the RCAF and CAF Fire Service, including 5 years with the Airfield Engineer Squadron based in Cold Lake. Don "Army" is presently residing with his family in the beautiful Comox Valley and keeps busy with community service work.
CWO (ret) Jim Munro, MMM, CD
Presented by Her Excellency, The Governor General, Madame Jeanne Sauve at Rideau Hall in Ottawa, The Order Of Military Merit to CWO Jim Munro on the 10th of July 1989. 

 

 

 

MWO (ret) Vernon Howard Robison, MMM, CD (Deceased)
Master Warrant Officer Vernon H. Robison, 44, of Harvey Station, New Brunswick, is invested in the Order Of Military Merit in the Grade of Member by the Right Honourable Jules Leger, Governor General of Canada, during ceremonies in Ottawa 31 May 1978. MWO Robison serves at Canadian Forces Base Greenwood, Nova Scotia.  More....

 

 

 

MWO (ret) Ron Rockey, MMM, CD
MWO Ron Rockey is invested in the Order Of Military Merit in the Grade of Member by the Right Honourable Jules Leger, Governor General of Canada, during ceremonies in Ottawa. 

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