In Canadian military slang during World War II, "The Plugs" referred to the Princess Louise Dragoon Guards (PLDG)
An armored car regiment that served as part of the 1st Canadian Corps in Italy. My father was part of this unit
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As a young boy we often sat quietly at the kitchen table on a Saturday night, and after a rum and coke, dad would begin to reminisce about the war. I’m as proud of him today as I was then. But I’m not proud of this prime minister who seems to becomes indigent when in the presence of someone else who has the spotlight…..even for a second. And last night’s display of disrespect at the Oilers’ game has cast him in the worst possible light.
In Canadian military slang during World War II, "The Plugs" referred to the Princess Louise Dragoon Guards (PLDG), an armored car regiment that served as part of the 1st Canadian Corps in Italy. My father was part of this unit
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