History

Wars & Campaigns

Boer War
First World War

►►Western Front

►►Siberia
Second World War
►►War Against Japan

►►Italian Campaign
►►►Sicily

►►►Southern Italy

►►►The Sangro

►►►Battles of the FSSF

►►►Cassino

►►►Liri Valley

►►►Advance to Florence

►►►Gothic Line

►►►Winter Lines
►►North-West Europe

►►►Normandy
►►►Channel Ports

►►►Scheldt
►►►Nijmegen Salient

►►►Rhineland

►►►Final Phase
Korean War
Cold War
Gulf War

Operations 

GAUNTLET Aug 1941
HUSKY Jul 1943
OVERLORD Jun 1944
VERITABLE Feb 1945

Battle Honours

Italian Campaign

The Sangro

Ortona

Northwest Europe

Nijmegen Salient

Kapelsche Veer
The Roer

Rhineland

The Rhineland

Xanten

Final Phase

Groningen

Domestic Missions

FLQ Crisis

International Missions

ICCS

MFO

Peacekeeping

UNMOGIP

UNTSO

UNEF

UNOGIL

ONUC

UNYOM

UNTEA

UNIFCYP

DOMREP

UNIPOM

UNEFME

UNDOF

UNIFIL

UNGOMAP

UNIIMOG

UNTAG

ONUCA

UNIKOM

MINURSO

ONUSAL

UNAMIC

UNAVEM II

UNPROFOR

UNTAC

UNOSOM

ONUMOZ

UNOMUR

UNAMIR

UNMIH

UNMIBH

UNMOP

UNSMIH

MINUGUA

UNTMIH

MIPONUH

MINURCA

INTERFET

UNAMSIL

UNTAET

Exercises

 

United Nations Transition Mission in Haiti

The United Nations Transition Mission in Haiti (UNTMIH) was a peacekeeping mission conducted from Aug to Nov 1997.

Mandate

This mission was established under the United Nations Security Council Resolution 1123 (1997) to contribute to the professionalization of the Haitian National Police and to ensure the safety and freedom of movement of UN personnel. UNTMIH was the final mission in Haiti with a military component.

Canadian Military Participation

Canada contributed up to 650 military personnel to UNTMIH for the duration of the mission (Operation CONSTABLE).

Insignia

One single medal/ribbon combination was given for the various Haiti missions. The colour combination for the ribbon consisted of the royal blue and red of the Republic of Haiti, bordered by the UN blue with two white lines denoting friendship between the two.

 

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