The calling to serve your country is a responsibility heard by many, and the RCMP is filled with generations of families who have proudly worn the red serge. Mountie women and men have been connected by a blue line with their daughters, sisters, nieces, sons, brothers and nephews. But there have also been families of civilian members who have answered the call and served in the Force. Drawing on his experience as an air gunner in the Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF) during World War Ⅱ, Civilian member Ronald Moyes joined the RCMP in December 1974 as a firearms technician at the Crime Detection Laboratory in Ottawa. Over the course of his 15-year career at the RCMP laboratory, CM Moyes, C/1638, received weapons from across the country, except from British Columbia.
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