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1. Hamilton Air Force Association - Hamilton
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· 59 reviews
128 King St E, Dundas, ON L9H 1N5, Canada
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P W: Amazing venu! Ground floor is a great hall with wheelchair entrance, coat check, band stage, dance floor, bar and kitchen. Lower level is a quant pub style bar, small kitchen with small dining area, the games area has 2 large snooker tables, a shuffleboard and darts area. There's a snooker league throughout the year that stops for summer. A great place for any size group meetings up to 210 depending on the area you choose.
chris lewis: Snooker, good friends and cold beer. This place is a rare social club in the quaint town of Dundas.
Michael Fletcher: Good legion bar staff and a good facility for affordable events.
Thomas Wilson: Nice atmosphere and good food
Steven Boyajian: Went to the airforce club in Dundas for dinner and a game of snooker. Great prices friendly staff and very reasonable prices. I had chicken cordon blue and my friend had pork schnitzel. Both were great. Beer was wet and cheap and so was the snooker.
Anna-Maria Darton: Was a lovely place for our dance.
Renate Anderson-McIlroy: Went to try the fish & chips, pierogies, Schnitzel, cabbage roles. All tasted very good. The fish was slightly too greasy. Overall price was higher than The Legion.
Nels0n Nguyen: Beautiful 😍
Shaukat Awan: Good place for family/ private gatherings
Yvonne Biggar: Great little park for a nature walk
Niki Bourgeois: Went there for voting, volunteers followed covid protocols. Safe environment.
Steve Galijet: Great place to get a drink and pay your respects to our military service members of past and present.
Dan Mcduffee: Very honoured to be in their establishment. Great time great staff love to go again.
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2. Canadian Armed Forces Recruiting Office - Hamilton
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· 13 reviews
55 Bay St N, Hamilton, ON L8R 3P7, Canada
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Matthew Mayne: Friendly and knowledgeable staff. Always quick to provide answers to any emails.
Richard Mulrooney: Canadian armed forces best of us
Dakota Christensen: Fantastic helpful staff, great recruitment location.
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3. 31 Service Battalion (Hamilton Support Company) - Hamilton
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· 1 reviews
650 Catharine St N, Hamilton, ON L8L 4V7, Canada
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4. The Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders of Canada (Princess Louise's) - Hamilton
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· 7 reviews
200 James St N, Hamilton, ON L8R 2L1, Canada
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4worldlovers: 
“He is cut down in an instant with all his future a page now to remain forever blank. There is an end but no conclusion.”
During the Second World War, approximately 3,300 men served in the Argylls: 288 Argylls were killed in action; 808 were wounded; 72 were prisoners of war; and over 200 were injured or left because of illness, for a total of 1,638 (or 41%) of those who served.
“He is cut down in an instant with all his future a page now to remain forever blank. There is an end but no conclusion.”
During the Second World War, approximately 3,300 men served in the Argylls: 288 Argylls were killed in action; 808 were wounded; 72 were prisoners of war; and over 200 were injured or left because of illness, for a total of 1,638 (or 41%) of those who served.
MacHamish100 MacDonald: It is an Honour, and a privilege to have been apart of this Regiment.Albainn GuBrath
Scott Henderson: M72 , T-O-W , Carl Gustaf - MLVW to cfb Borden and Petewawa - Niagara on the Lake shooting range - awarded shoot to kill level 1 and 2 . pictures to prove it on polaroid - best years of my life - wish i still had the glengarry - coatille - kilt and spats - i still have the black oxford shoes ! Can I still come to the mess for a drink ? MOBILE!
Mike Aldred: A fantastic regiment with a rich and patriotic history. I am very proud to be a serving with the men and women of this unit.
Rod Brown: Proud to be part of the Regimental Family
Zachary Bruno: this cadet's seriously helped me out with my confidence
