This sculpture, “MILITARY POLICEWOMAN”, depicts a Canadian Military Policewoman with the uniform, weapons, and accoutrements c. 1990. The model chosen was Corporal L.M.M. Monette, a member of 2e Military Police Platoon, who was the first woman MP sent to a dangerous UN Peacekeeping mission: NAMIBIA, where assignments had been previously restricted to male MPs. The sculpture was unveiled in 1990, and is dedicated to current and past members of the Canadian Forces Military Police.
Type
"Military Policewoman" Memorial Sculpture
Borden (CFB), Ontario
Notice:
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Inscription
[front/devant]
"MILITARY POLICEWOMAN" 1990
Location
"Military Policewoman" Memorial Sculpture
620 Ortona Road
Borden (CFB)
Ontario
"Military Policewoman" Memorial Sculpture
620 Ortona Road
Borden (CFB)
Ontario
GPS Coordinates
Lat. 44.26296
Long. -79.90138
Lat. 44.26296
Long. -79.90138