Objective is to preserve Canadian naval traditions and encourage the observance of important dates in Canadian naval history by taking part in memorial services commemorating those those who served, were injured and who died in the service of Canada

Members attend schools telling students about their military experiences during WW II, Korea and The Cold War 
 
Royal Canadian Naval Ships Memorial Monument

• Burl-Oak Naval Veterans were responsible for the erection of the monument, which faces the lake in Spencer Smith Park in downtown Burlington
• Monument honours the memory of the Canadian ships and sailors who served during the Second World War and is the only Canadian memorial that lists the names of all Royal Canadian Navy and Canadian Merchant Navy ships involved in the Battle of the Atlantic (September 1939-May 1945)
• Korean Naval Monument dedicated to the 9 sailors who lost thier lives during the Korean War (June 25th 1950 to September 1955)

Annual Parades and Services at Royal Canadian Naval Ships Memorial Monument, Spencer Smith Park:

• Battle of The Atlantic Parade: first Sunday in May
• Remembrance Day Sunrise Ceremony and Parade: November 11
• see website for dates of other parades and ceremonies throughout the year

Weekly lunch Wed 12 noon at Halton Naval Veterans Association

Ages: 18 year(s) and up

For luncheons: all Naval and CAF veterans

For full membership: veterans of the Royal Canadian Navy (RCNR, RNVR), Royal Navy (RNR, RNVR), Merchant Navy and Canadian Armed Forces

For membership consideration, please contact Liaison Officer for application