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The 5th
Battalion, Canadian Expeditionary Force was a unit
raised for service in the First World War.
History
The 4th
Canadian Infantry Battalion organized at Valcartier under
Camp Order 241 dated 2 September 1914.
The battalion was
raised from recruits raised in British Columbia, Alberta,
Saskatchewan and Manitoba.1
The battalion, along with the
others of the original Canadian contingent, formed at
Valcartier, trained on Salisbury Plain, and then saw action
in every major Canadian battle of the war in France and
Flanders.
Commanding Officers included Lieutenant-Colonel G.S. Tuxford,
who was succeeded by Lieutenant Colonel
H.M.
Dyer, DSO on 6 January 1916.
Sergeant Raphael L. Zengel, MM, was awarded the Victoria
Cross for actions near Warvilliers on 9 August 1918. |
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5th
Battalion, CEF |
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Organized: 6
August 1914
Initial Strength: 1,095
Service: Component of the 2nd Infantry
Brigade, 1st Canadian Division in France and
Flanders.
Disbanded: G.O. 149/1920 eff 15 September 1920
Perpetuated by: The Royal Hamilton Light
Infantry (Wentworth Regiment) |
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The battalion
sailed for the UK from Quebec City on 26 September 1914 aboard S.S.
Lapland, disembarking on 17 October 1914 with a strength
of 44 officers and 1094 other ranks. The battalion went to France on
13 February 1915 as a component of the Canadian Division (later 1st
Canadian Division), serving in the 2nd Infantry Brigade. The
battalion moved to England from France on 24 March 1919, disembarked
in Canada on 18 April 1919, demobilized on 24 April 1919, and
officially disbanded by General Order 149 of 15 September 1920. As
part of the Otter Committee recommendations, the battalion was
officially perpetuated by
The Saskatoon Light Infantry, which was later amalgamated into The
North Saskatchewan Regiment.2
Stewart lists the battalion as
being affiliated with the 65th Battalion, and the 5th
Battalion was
eventually reinforced by the 15th Canadian Reserve Battalion.
The battalion had King's Colour
and a "battle flag", which were transferred to The Saskatoon Light
Infantry in November 1924. The unit also had a brass band and a
mascot goat named in one source as Sergeant Billy. Another source
cites the name as Sergeant Bill.
The 5th had a white goat mascot
which was named "Sgt. Bill", who, as the senior mascot of the
C.E.F., suffered all the hardships of the Great War. "Sgt. Bill"
was wounded, suffered shell shock and trench foot. The men of
the battalion supplied "Bill" with a special blue cloak trimmed
with gold, several wound stripes and five service and rank
chevrons with a large numeral '5' in the centre. To protect the
unwary from serious injury by "Bill's" frequent butting charges,
special gold balls were attached to the tips of each horn. "Sgt.
Bill", complete with all his regalia and discharge papers, may
be seen today in a glass showcase in the Manitoba Legislature
Building's museum.3
Insignia
In 1914, there had been little time to
adopt distinctive unit badges for the hastily assembled battalions
of the Canadian Expeditionary Force. As many battalions were drawn
from men from several of the pre-war Militia regiments, there was a
desire to avoid using existing badges and forming associations with
those existing units, in favour of creating new identities - the
General Officer Commanding the 1st Canadian Contingent (later 1st
Canadian Division) is quoted as saying sometime in October or
November of 1914 "there must be distinctive badges for each unit."4
Until unit badges were approved and issued, a mixture of
pre-war Militia badges and maple-leaf pattern General Service badges
were seen.
Metal cap and collar badges were also
worn on service dress.
 In
mid-1916, cloth "battle-patches" were added to the sleeves of the
Service Dress and greatcoat. The 1st Division was distinguished by a
red rectangle, 3 inches wide by 2 inches tall, worn on each upper
arm. The 5th Battalion was further distinguished by a red circle
worn above the rectangle, the red indicating the 2nd brigade, and
the circle indicating the senior
battalion in the brigade. More information on formation patches can
be found in the article on the
organization of the division.
Battle Honours
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Ypres 1915, 17
St. Julien
Mount Sorrel
Thiepval
Arras 1917, '18
Arleux
Passchendaele
Scarpe, 1918
Hindenburg Line
Pursuit to Mons |
Gravenstafel
Festubert, 1915
Somme, 1916
Ancre Heights
Vimy, 1917
Hill 70
Amiens
Drocourt-Queant
Canal du Nord
France and Flanders, 1915-18 |
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Notes
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Stewart, p.3 and some information
from Library and Archives Canada and the
CEF Matrix
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Love, p.274
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Stewart, p. 3
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Harper, Joseph A Source of
Pride: Regimental Badges and Titles in the Canadian
Expeditionary Force 1914-1919 (Service Publications,
Ottawa, ON, 1999) ISBN 0-9699845-8-8 p.5
References
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Love, David W.
A Call to Arms: The Organization and Administration of
Canada's Military in World War One (Bunker to Bunker
Books, Calgary, AB, 1999) ISBN 1894255-03-8
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Stewart, Charles
H. Overseas: The Lineages and Insignia of the Canadian
Expeditionary Force 1914-1919 (Little & Stewart,
Toronto, ON, 1970)
Archival Holdings
The following holdings at Library and
Archives Canada may be useful for further research on this unit:
| 13 Books containing
material on a variety of subjects, 1916 - 1917 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4060, folder 4, file 6 |
| Accounts. |
RG 9, III-A-2, vol. 381,
file A-93-1 |
| Administrative
arrangements, etc., 1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4059, folder 1, file 1 |
| Aircraft, 1917 - 1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4059, folder 1, file 3 |
| Appointments and
commissions, 1917 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4059, folder 1, file 4 |
| Appointment of officers |
RG 24, vol. 1378, file
HQ 593-6-1-5 |
| Artillery, 1917 - 1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4059, folder 1, file 8 |
| Badges |
RG 24, vols. 1541 and
1559, file HQ 683-161-1 |
| Balloons, 1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4059, folder 1, file 9 |
| Band |
RG 9, III-B-1, vol. 586,
file B-17-2 |
| Bands, 1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4059, folder 1, file 10 |
| Battalion orders, 1914 -
1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4062, folder 11, files 8-9 |
| Battalion orders, 1914 -
1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4062, folder 12, files 1-2 |
| Billets, 1917 - 1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4059, folder 1, file 11 |
| Binoculars, loss of,
1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4059, folder 1, file 12 |
| Bolshevist propagandas,
1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4063, folder 13, file 12 |
| Bombs and grenades, 1917
- 1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4059, folder 1, file 13 |
| Boundaries, 1917 - 1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4059, folder 1, file 14 |
| Burials and cemeteries,
1917 - 1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4059, folder 1, file 15 |
| Camouflage, 1917 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4059, folder 1, file 16 |
| Camps, 1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4059, folder 1, file 17 |
| Canadian prisoners of
war, 1915 - 1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4063, folder 13, file 10 |
| Canteens, 1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4059, folder 1, file 18 |
| Casualties, 1915 - 1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4059, folder 2, files 1-2 |
| Censorship, 1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4059, folder 2, file 3 |
| Certificates re Kodaks,
1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4060, folder 5, file 17 |
| Civilians, 1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4059, folder 2, file 5 |
| Clothing and equipment,
1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4059, folder 2, file 6 |
| Codes and passwords,
1917 - 1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4060, folder 3, file 1 |
| Colours and flags, 1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4060, folder 3, file 2 |
| Communiques, 1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4060, folder 3, file 3 |
| Conferences and
lectures, 1917 - 1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4060, folder 3, file 4 |
| Conference on
agriculture, 1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4059, folder 1, file 2 |
| Congratulatory messages,
1917 - 1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4060, folder 3, file 5 |
| Correspondence re badges |
RG 9, III-D-1, vol.
4690, folder 47, file 16 |
| Currency, 1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4060, folder 3, file 7 |
| Daily Orders |
RG 150, vol. 64
File Part 1=1917/01/02-1917/04/04
File Part 2=1917/04/02-1917/06/30
File Part 3=1917/07/03-1917/09/30
File Part 4=1918/01/05-1918/02/28
File Part 5=1917/10/01-1917/12/31
File Part 6=1917/12/31-1918/08/31
File Part 7=1918/09/02-1918/12/31
File Part 8=1918/03/01-1918/04/09
File Part 9=1919/01/04-1919/08/28
File Part 10=1914/09/22-1914/12/31
File Part 11=1915/01/01-1915/06/26
RG 150, vol. 65
File Part 12=1915/07/03-1915/12/25
File Part 13=1916/01/01-1916/09/30
File Part 14=1916/09/30-1916/12/31 |
| Demobilization |
RG 24, vols 1541, file
HQ 683-161-3 |
| Details of new gas bomb
(Pte Eaton 1917) |
RG 9, III-C-1, vol.
3826, folder 4, file 5 |
| Defences, 1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4060, folder 3, file 8 |
| DHS file |
RG 24, vol. 1904, file
DHS 5-7-5 |
| Demobilization, 1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4060, folder 3, file 13 |
| Denominations, 1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4060, folder 3, file 14 |
| Dental service, 1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4060, folder 3, file 15 |
| Designation, Canadian.
Corps Labour Reinf. Pool, 1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4060, folder 3, file 16 |
| Discipline |
RG 9, III-B-1, vol.
1483, file D-32-7 |
| Discipline, 1917 - 1919 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4060, folder 3, file 17 |
| Distinguishing patches,
1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4063, folder 13, file 2 |
| Dispositions, 1915 -
1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4047, folder 6, file 3 |
| Dispositions, 1917 -
1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4060, folder 3, file 18 |
| Dogs, 1912 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4060, folder 3, file 19 |
| Donations for Christmas,
1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4060, folder 3, file 20 |
| Dumps, 1917 - 1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4060, folder 3, file 21 |
| Educational schemes,
1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4060, folder 4, file 1 |
| Elections, Kennington
Division of Lambeth, 1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4060, folder 4, file 2 |
| Engineers service, 1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4060, folder 4, file 3 |
| Entertainment, 1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4060, folder 4, file 4 |
| Establishment, 1917 -
1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4060, folder 4, file 5 |
| Funeral expenses |
RG 9, III-B-1, vol.
1462, file A-60-7 |
| GAQ file |
RG 24, vol. 1829, file
GAQ 7-35 |
| Gas, 1917 - 1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4060, folder 5, file 1 |
| General |
RG 9, III-B-1, vol. 862,
file V-19-2 |
| German phases used by
patrols, 1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4060, folder 5, file 2 |
| German minor operations,
1917 - 1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4061, folder 9, file 12 |
| German prisoners of war,
1917 - 1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4063, folder 13, file 11 |
| Hague convention, 1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4060, folder 5, file 4 |
| Historical record |
RG 9, III-D-1, vol.
4690, folder 47, file 15 |
| Honours and awards 1918 |
RG 9, III-D-1, vol.
4690, folder 47, file 17 |
| Honours and awards, 1915
- 1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4060, folder 5, file 6 |
| Information summaries.
Second Army 1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4060, folder 5, file 7 |
| Information summaries:
Chemical section, AEF, 1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4060, folder 5, file 8 |
| Inspections, 1917 - 1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4060, folder 5, file 9 |
| Instructions re
armistice, 1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4059, folder 1, file 5 |
| Intelligence summaries.
First Army 1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4060, folder 5, file 10 |
| Intelligence summaries.
XVII Corps 1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4060, folder 5, file 11 |
| Intelligence summaries:
1st Canadian Div 1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4060, folder 5, file 12 |
| Intelligence, 1917 -
1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4060, folder 5, file 13 |
| Itinerary report, 1st
Canadian Div 1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4060, folder 5, file 15 |
| Large ammunition, 1917 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4059, folder 1, file 7 |
| Leave |
RG 9, III-B-1, vol.
1495, file L-13-7 |
| Leave, 1917 - 1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4060, folder 5, file 18 |
| Light railways, 1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4063, folder 13, file 14 |
| Locations, 1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4060, folder 5, file 19 |
| Location of refilling
points, 1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4063, folder 13, file 16 |
| Machine gun reports,
1915 - 1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4049, folder 14, files 1-4 |
| Machine and Lewis guns,
1917 - 1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4060, folder 5, file 3 |
| Maps, photos, 1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4061, folder 6, files 1-2 |
| March to Rhine, 1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4063, folder 13, file 19 |
| Medical arrangements,
1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4061, folder 6, file 3 |
| Meteorological, 1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4061, folder 6, file 4 |
| Mining, 1917 - 1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4061, folder 6, file 5 |
| Minor operations, 16-17
Nov. 1915 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4106, folder 23, file 2 |
| Moves and reliefs, 1917
- 1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4061, folder 6, file 6 |
| Mobilization accounts. |
RG 24, vols. 1541 and
1559, file HQ 683-161-2
See also HQ
See also HQ 683-41-6 (in vol. 1520) |
| Nominal roll on
embarkation, 1914 |
RG 9, IIB3, vol. 79 |
| Nominal rolls, 1915 -
1917 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4061, folder 6, file 7 |
| Notes on minor
operations, 1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4061, folder 9, file 13 |
| OC’s private
correspondence, 1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4060, folder 3, file 6 |
| Officers, 1915 - 1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4061, folder 6, file 8 |
| Officers’ records of
service |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4051, folder 18, file 8 |
| Operation orders, 1
March 1917 |
RG 9, III-C-5, vol.
4398, folder 9, file 5 |
| Operation orders, 19-25
July 1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4067, folder 5, file 11 |
| Operation orders, 1916 -
1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4055, folder 29, file 16 |
| Operation orders, 1916 -
1918 (various units) |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4061, folder 9, files 15-16 |
| Operation orders, 1916 -
1918 (various units) |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4062, folder 10, files 1-10 |
| Operations, Amiens, 1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4061, folder 8, file 4 |
| Operations. Amiens.
Narrative, 1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4052, folder 22, file 4 |
| Operations, Arras, 1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4061, folder 8, file 5 |
| Operations, Cambrai,
1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4061, folder 8, file 6 |
| Operations, Canal du
Nord, 1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4061, folder 8, file 7 |
| Operations. Canal du
Nord. Narrative, 1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4052, folder 22, file 7 |
| Operations,
Drocourt-Quéant Line, 1917 - 1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4061, folder 7, file 2 |
| Operations.
Drocourt-Quéant Line, Narrative, 1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4052, folder 22, file 6 |
| Operations. Festubert,
1915 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4011, folder 15, file 8 |
| Operations, Hill 70,
1917 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4061, folder 7, file 4 |
| Operations, Minor, 1917
- 1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4061, folder 9, files 1-11 |
| Operations. Minor, 1915
- 1917 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4052, folder 23, files 11-12 |
| Operations. Mount
Sorrel, May - June 1916 |
RG 9, III-D-1, vol.
4690, folder 47, file 20 |
| Operations. Mount
Sorrel. Narrative, 1916 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4051, folder 19, file 4 |
| Operations, North of
Lens, 1917 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4061, folder 7, file 3 |
| Operations. Petit Douve,
Nov.- Dec. 1915 |
RG 9, III-C-1, vol.
3858, folder 84, file 5 |
| Operations.
Passchendaele. Narrative, 1917 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4052, folder 21, file 2 |
| Operations. Sensée
Canal. Narrative, 1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4052, folder 22, file 8 |
| Operations,
Passchendaele, 1917 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4061, folder 8, files 1-2 |
| Operations. St-Eloi,
April 1916 |
RG 9, III-D-1, vol.
4690, folder 47, file 19 |
| Operations, Somme, 1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4061, folder 8, file 3 |
| Operations. Somme.
Observations, 1916 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4051, folder 19, file 8 |
| Operations, Vimy Ridge,
Willerval, Arleux, Fresnoy, 1917 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4061, folder 7, file 1 |
| Organization, 1917 -
1919 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4063, folder 13, file 1 |
| Patrols, 1917 - 1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4063, folder 13, file 3 |
| Promotions |
RG 9, III-B-1, vol. 979,
file P-23-3 |
| Paymaster’s
correspondence, 1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4063, folder 13, file 4 |
| Personnel, 1917 - 1919 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4063, folder 13, file 5 |
| Photographs, 1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4063, folder 13, file 6 |
| Portuguese troops, 1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4063, folder 13, file 8 |
| Photographs |
RG 9, III-D-1, vol.
4690, folder 47, file 18 |
| Promotion, appointments |
RG 9, III-B-1, vol.
2908, file P26-33 |
| Postal service, 1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4063, folder 13, file 9 |
| Programme for scouts |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4057, folder 35, file 3 |
| Promotions, appointments |
RG 9, III-B-1, vol. 984,
file P-81-3 |
| Publications, 1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4063, folder 13, file 13 |
| Paysheets, Aug. - Sept.
1914 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4063, folder 13, file 21 |
| Report on German
interpreters, 1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4060, folder 5, file 14 |
| Rations, 1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4063, folder 13, file 15 |
| Reinforcements, 1917 -
1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4063, folder 13, file 17 |
| Region service, 1917 -
1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4063, folder 13, file 7 |
| Remounts, 1917 - 1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4063, folder 13, file 18 |
| Reports on operations,
Sept. 1916 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4053, folder 24, file 20 |
| Report on wire 1917 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4060, folder 3, file 11 |
| Return of Italians in
CEF 1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4060, folder 5, file 16 |
| Routine orders (various
formations), 1917 - 1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4062, folder 11, files 1-4 |
| Salvage, 1917 - 1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4063, folder 14, file 1 |
| Schemes, 1917 - 1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4060, folder 3, file 9 |
| Small arms
and ammunitions, 1917 - 1918 |
RG 9,
III-C-3, vol. 4059, folder 1, file 6 |
| Special Orders, First
Army and Canadian Corps, 1917 - 1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4062, folder 11, files 5-6 |
| Steel helmets, 1917 -
1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4060, folder 5, file 5 |
| Strength, Dec. 1918 -
Jan. 1919 |
RG 9, III-C-1, vol.
3894, folder 57, file 28 |
| Summary of minor
operations, 1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4061, folder 9, file 14 |
| Sanitation, 1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4063, folder 14, file 2 |
| Scouts and patrols, Dec.
1917 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4063, folder 14, file 3 |
| Signal service, 1917 -
1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4063, folder 14, file 4 |
| Signals, 1917 - 1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4063, folder 14, file 5 |
| Sniping, 1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4063, folder 14, file 6 |
| Sports, 1917 - 1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4063, folder 14, file 7 |
| Stores, 1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4063, folder 14, file 9 |
| Strength, 1917 - 1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4063, folder 14, files 10-11 |
| Telegrams re
mobilization, Aug. 1914 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4063, folder 13, file 20 |
| Town orders, Arras, 1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4062, folder 11, file 7 |
| Transfer of men from
training depot |
RG 9, III-B-1, vol. 626,
file C-278-2 |
| Trenches and dugouts,
1917 - 1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4060, folder 3, file 10 |
| Tanks, 1917 - 1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4064, folder 15, file 1 |
| Transport
and traffic, 1917 - 1918 |
RG 9,
III-C-3, vol. 4064, folder 15, file 2 |
| Training, 1917 - 1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4064, folder 15, files 3-6 |
| Trenches, Ypres Salient,
1916 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4064, folder 16, file 1 |
| Trench mortars, 1917 -
1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4064, folder 16, file 2 |
| Trench stores, 1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4063, folder 14, file 8 |
| Trophies, 1917 - 1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4064, folder 16, file 3 |
| Tumplines, 1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4064, folder 16, file 4 |
| Visits, 1917 - 1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4064, folder 16, file 6 |
| Veterinary service, 1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4064, folder 16, file 5 |
| War diary, 20 Oct. 1914
- 28 Feb. 1919 |
RG 9, III-D-3, vol.
4916, folders 362-364 |
| Water supply, 1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4064, folder 16, file 7 |
| War savings certificates |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4059, folder 2, file 4 |
| War diaries |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4064, folder 16, file 10 |
| Weekly press and
parliamentary summary 1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4064, folder 16, file 8 |
| Work and working parties
1916 - 1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4060, folder 3, file 12 |
| YMCA, 1917 - 1918 |
RG 9, III-C-3, vol.
4064, folder 16, file 9 |
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