Silverfox review

The Silverfox air cadet squadron in Abbotsford held its annual review at the Ag-Rec building.

Retired Col. Tarlochan Rai inspects troops at the 34th annual review of the 861 Silverfox air cadet squadron at the Ag-Rec building on Saturday. Rai was a recipient of the VSM distinguished service medal for his dedicated service in the Indian Armed Forces.

Retired Col. Tarlochan Rai inspects troops at the 34th annual review of the 861 Silverfox air cadet squadron at the Ag-Rec building on Saturday. Rai was a recipient of the VSM distinguished service medal for his dedicated service in the Indian Armed Forces.

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