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CFB Kingston

Modern military structures. Full of soldiers, including the Joint Signals Regiment (JSR), 21 Electronic Warfare Regiment, and their Military Communications and Electronics Museum (95 Craftsman Blvd. at Highway #2).

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Address: Highway 2, Barriefield
Getting there: east of Highway 15
Website: army.gc.ca (opens in a new tab)

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