QYRang Joins the RCAC
/Colonel Phil traces the start of the RCAC highlighting two of the best known figures, Brutinel and Worthington in WWI. QYRang later joined the RCAC in 1947.
Read MoreColonel Phil traces the start of the RCAC highlighting two of the best known figures, Brutinel and Worthington in WWI. QYRang later joined the RCAC in 1947.
Read MorePrivate Frederick William Joyce, the last to fall. John Thompson chronicles the few days of the Road to the Armistice.
Read MoreOn the face of it, there was little to distinguish Wallace Lloyd Algie from any of the other junior officers of the 20th Battalion Canadian Expeditionary Force.
Read MoreOne of the Regiment’s battle honours that is not emblazoned on the Guidon is “Canal du Nord.” Running from 27 September to 1 October 1918, this battle opened the way for the Allied Armies into Cambrai.
Read MoreThere is a widespread military expression attributed to General Omar Bradley: “Dilettantes talk about strategy, amateurs about tactics, professional soldiers talk about logistics.” By that standard no soldiers of the Canadian Expeditionary Force were more professional than the 127th Battalion.
Read MoreFirst in a series of blogs about the 100 days leading up to the Armistice of 1918, 100 years ago.
Read MoreHelp us find and select a former Ranger to attend the ceremonies at Vimy in April 2017.
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