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The Service Support Arms

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All Corps/Branches of the Canadian [[Land Forces Command]] belong to one of three arms: [[The Combat Arms]], [[the Combat Support Arms]], or the Service Support Arms. The following Branches are of the Service Support Arms:

*[[Canadian Forces Health Services]]
* [[Logistics Branch]]
* [[Electrical & Mechanical Engineers]]
*[[Chaplain Branch]]

==Service Battalions==

===Regular Force===
*[[1 Service Battalion]] Edmonton, Alberta
*[[2 Service Battalion]] Petawawa, Ontario
*[[5 Service Battalion]] Valcartier, Quebec

===Army Reserve===
*[[11 (Victoria) Service Battalion]] Victoria, B.C
*[[12 (Vancouver) Service Battalion]] Richmond, B.C
*[[14 (Calgary) Service Battalion]] Calgary, Alberta
*[[15 (Edmonton) Service Battalion]] Edmonton, Alberta
*[[16 (Saskatchewan) Service Battalion]] Regina and Saskatoon, Sask.
*[[17 (Winnipeg) Service Battalion ]] Winnipeg, Manitoba
*[[18 (Thunder Bay) Service Battalion]] Thunder Bay, Ontario
*[[21 (Windsor) Service Battalion]] Windsor, Ontario
*[[22 (London) Service Battalion]] London, Ontario
*[[23 (Hamilton) Service Battalion]] Hamilton, Ontario
*[[25 (Toronto) Service Battalion]] Toronto, Ontario
*[[26 (North Bay) Service Battalion]] North Bay
*Mait. Coy [[26 (North Bay) Service Battalion]] Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario
*[[28 (Ottawa) Service Battalion]] Ottawa, Ontario
*[[31 (Saint John) Service Battalion]] Saint John, New Brunswick
*[[33 (Halifax) Service Battalion]] Halifax, Nova Scotia
*[[35 (Sydney) Service Battalion]] Sydney, Nova Scotia
*[[36 (Newfoundland) Service Battalion]] St. John's, N.L
*[[51 (Montreal) Service Battalion]] Montreal, Quebec
*[[55 (Quebec City) Service Battalion]] Quebec City, Quebec

== Field Medical Units ==

===Regular Force===
*[[1 Field Ambulance]] Edmonton, Alberta
*[[2 Field Ambulance]] Petawawa, Ontario
*[[5 Field Ambulance]] Valcartier, Quebec

===Army Reserve===
*[[11 (Victoria) Field Ambulance]] Victoria, B.C
*[[12 (Vancouver) Field Ambulance]] Vancouver, B.C
*[[15 (Edmonton) Field Ambulance]] Edmonton and Calgary, Alberta
*[[16 (Regina & Saskatoon) Field Ambulance]] Regina and Saskatoon, SK.
*[[17 (Winnipeg) Field Ambulance]] Winnipeg, Manitoba
*[[18 (Thunder Bay) Field Ambulance]] Thunder Bay, Ontario
*[[23 (Hamilton) Field Ambulance]] Hamilton, Ontario
*[[25 (Toronto) Field Ambulance]] Toronto, Ontario
*[[28 (Ottawa) Field Ambulance]] Ottawa, Ontario
*[[33 (Halifax) Field Ambulance]] Halifax, Nova Scotia
*[[35 (Sydney) Field Ambulance]] Sydney, Nova Scotia
*[[51 (Montreal) Field Ambulance]] Montreal, P.Q
*[[55 (Quebec City) Field Ambulance]] Quebec City, P.Q

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All Corps of the Canadian [[Land Forces Command]] belong to one of three arms: [[The Combat Arms]], [[the Combat Support Arms]], or the Service Support Arms. The following Corps are of the Service Support Arms:

* [[Logistics Branch]]
* [[Electrical & Mechanical Engineers]]

==Units==

===Regular Force===
*[[1 Service Battalion]] Edmonton, Alberta
*[[2 Service Battalion]] Petawawa, Ontario
*[[5 Service Battalion]] Valcartier, Quebec

===Army Reserve===
*[[11 (Victoria) Service Battalion]] Victoria, B.C
*[[12 (Vancouver) Service Battalion]] Richmond, B.C
*[[14 (Calgary) Service Battalion]] Calgary, Alberta
*[[15 (Edmonton) Service Battalion]] Edmonton, Alberta
*[[16 (Saskatchewan) Service Battalion]] Regina and Saskatoon, Sask.
*[[17 (Winnipeg) Service Battalion ]] Winnipeg, Manitoba
*[[18 (Thunder Bay) Service Battalion]] Thunder Bay, Ontario
*[[21 (Windsor) Service Battalion]] Windsor, Ontario
*[[22 (London) Service Battalion]] London, Ontario
*[[23 (Hamilton) Service Battalion]] Hamilton, Ontario
*[[25 (Toronto) Service Battalion]] Toronto, Ontario
*[[26 (North Bay) Service Battalion]] North Bay
*Mait. Coy [[26 (North Bay) Service Battalion]] Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario
*[[28 (Ottawa) Service Battalion]] Ottawa, Ontario
*[[31 (Saint John) Service Battalion]] Saint John, New Brunswick
*[[33 (Halifax) Service Battalion]] Halifax, Nova Scotia
*[[35 (Sydney) Service Battalion]] Sydney, Nova Scotia
*[[36 (Newfoundland) Service Battalion]] St. John's, N.L
*[[51 (Montreal) Service Battalion]] Montreal, Quebec
*[[55 (Quebec City) Service Battalion]] Quebec City, Quebec

User talk:Vangemeren

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==Good Work==
Thanks for getting the unit pages up and running, I think this is off to a good start. [[User:Michael Dorosh|Michael Dorosh]] 14:05, 19 May 2006 (EDT)

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==Regiments with both reserve and Regular battalions==
I was wondering how I go about the reserve battalions of RCR, PPCLI, and Vandoos. I am still trying to wrap my head around the Regimental system.

Personally, I'd just have one page describing the regiment and mention there are both Reg and Res battalions. I think you've done that already. What do we do about 8th Hussars though - aren't they a "Total Force" Regiment? ;) [[User:Michael Dorosh|Michael Dorosh]] 17:14, 19 May 2006 (EDT)

== Brigade Images ==

Hey there - here are the images for the brigade pages as you come to them! I've added 39, 41, 1 and 2 bde badges to the pages already.

# (Upload log); 17:00 . . Michael Dorosh (Talk | contribs) (uploaded "Image:38cbg.jpg")
# (Upload log); 17:00 . . Michael Dorosh (Talk | contribs) (uploaded "Image:36cbg.jpg")
# (Upload log); 17:00 . . Michael Dorosh (Talk | contribs) (uploaded "Image:35cbg.jpg")
# (Upload log); 17:00 . . Michael Dorosh (Talk | contribs) (uploaded "Image:34cbg.jpg")
# (Upload log); 17:00 . . Michael Dorosh (Talk | contribs) (uploaded "Image:33cbg.jpg")
# (Upload log); 17:00 . . Michael Dorosh (Talk | contribs) (uploaded "Image:32cbg.jpg")
# (Upload log); 17:00 . . Michael Dorosh (Talk | contribs) (uploaded "Image:31cbg.jpg")
# (Upload log); 16:59 . . Michael Dorosh (Talk | contribs) (uploaded "Image:5cmbg.jpg")

[[User:Michael Dorosh|Michael Dorosh]] 19:04, 21 May 2006 (EDT)

Got it, we were editing 41 CBG at the same time, but I got it so that the picture and the link were in.<br>
[[User:Vangemeren|Jack]] 19:07, 21 May 2006 (EDT)

==Notes to self:==

The Grey and Simcoe Foresters is spelt wrong in my list.

10 Escadron du Genie de Campagne, replaces 10 Field Engineer Squadron in Quebec City
51 Svc Battalion in list should be 55 instead

= Unit List =
I was thinking, with the unit list, changing the format to this:

==Saskatchewan==
===Regina===
18 F Bty [[10th Field Artillery Regiment RCA]] <br>
[[The Royal Regina Rifles]]<br>
[[16 (Saskatchewan) Service Battalion]]<br>
[[16 Field Ambulance (Regina & Saskatoon)]]<br>

Then having the addresses on the unit pages themselves, that way the unit page won't be so long. We then make a whole bunch of "stubs" by making pages for the Svc Bns (and other unit types) with their addresses, even if there is nothing else. That way when people come accross it they can add themselves. I find it easier to add to something than create something new. I would like to know what you think. I have lots of time as my job hasn't started yet, so I can make the changes.<br>
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[[User:Vangemeren|Jack]] 23:42, 22 May 2006 (EDT)

== Reply: Unit List ==

I always anticipated linking the units to the existing regiment pages (don't know if I will get the time though). It would certainly make a shorter list to move addresses into the Regt page.
http://army.ca/wiki/index.php/Army_Reserve_Units_%28by_Location%29#St._Thomas

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I was thinking, with the unit list, changing the format to this:

==Saskatchewan==
===Regina===
18 F Bty [[10th Field Artillery Regiment RCA]] <br>
[[The Royal Regina Rifles]]<br>
[[16 (Saskatchewan) Service Battalion]]<br>
[[16 Field Ambulance (Regina & Saskatoon)]]<br>

Then having the addresses on the unit pages themselves, that way the unit page won't be so long. We then make a whole bunch of "stubs" by making pages for the Svc Bns (and other unit types) with their addresses, even if there is nothing else. That way when people come accross it they can add themselves. I find it easier to add to something than create something new. I would like to know what you think. I have lots of time as my job hasn't started yet, so I can make the changes.<br>
<br>
[[User:Vangemeren|Jack]] 23:42, 22 May 2006 (EDT)

I always anticipated linking the units to the existing regiment pages (don't know if I will get the time though). It would certainly make a shorter list to move addresses into the Regt page.
http://army.ca/wiki/index.php/Army_Reserve_Units_%28by_Location%29#St._Thomas

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I've got all the time in the world, If you could just give me the command structure with empty links, I can do all the grunt work of filling the pages. The addresses are from my list, so I know most of the names and locations, but not the higher formations.
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[[User:Vangemeren|Jack jr.]] 15:57, 23 May 2006 (EDT)

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The Royal New Brunswick Regiment

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'''The Royal New Brunswick Regiment''' is Canada's twenty-third most senior Reserve [[Infantry]] regiment, and comprises of two battalions serving as part of the Land Force Reserve.
==Motto==
''Fideliter'' (Latin: Faithfully)

==Battle Honours (71)==
All the honours that are in all caps are emblazoned on the colours of the regiment.<br>
<br>

===Early History===
SOUTH AFRICA, 1899-1900, 1902<br>

===First World War===
YPRES, 1915,'17<br>
Scarpe, 1917,'18<br>
FESTUBERT, 1915<br>
HILL 70<br>
Mount Sorrel<br>
PASSCHENDAELE<br>
SOMME, 1916,'18<br>
AMIENS<br>
Flers-Courcelette<br>
Drocourt-Queant<br>
Thiepval<br>
HINDENBURG LINE<br>
Ancre Heights<br>
Canal du Nord<br>
Ancre, 1916<br>
CAMBRAI, 1918<br>
ARRAS, 1917,'18 <br>
Valenciennes<br>
VIMY, 1917<br>
France and Flanders, 1915-18<br>
Arleux <br>

===Second World War===
LANDING IN SICILY<br>
Falaise<br>
Valguarnera<br>
Falaise Road<br>
Sicily, 1943<br>
Quesnay Wood<br>
LANDING AT REGGIO<br>
The Laison<br>
Gambatesa<br>
Chambois<br>
The Sangro<br>
The Seine, 1944<br>
The Gully<br>
Moerbrugge<br>
POINT 59<br>
BOULOGNE, 1944<br>
Cassino II<br>
Calais, 1944<br>
Gustav Line<br>
Moerkerke<br>
Liri Valley<br>
THE SCHELDT<br>
HITLER LINE<br>
Breskens Pocket<br>
Melfa Crossing<br>
The Lower Maas<br>
Gothic Line<br>
Kepelsche Veer<br>
Lamone Crossing<br>
The Rhineland<br>
Rimini Line<br>
Waal Flats<br>
San Fortunato<br>
The Hockwald<br>
NAVIGLIO CANAL<br>
THE RHINE<br>
Italy, 1943-45<br>
Emmerich - Hoch Elten<br>
NORMANDY LANDING<br>
Zutphen<br>
Caen<br>
Apeldoorn<br>
CARPIQUET<br>
Kusten Canal<br>
Bourguebus Ridge<br>
Bad Zwischenahn<br>
Faubourg de Vaucelles<br>
North-West Europe, 1944-45<br>

==Source of Work==
http://army.ca/inf/rnbr.php

[[Category: Infantry Regiments|Royal New Brunswick Regiment, The]]

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Infantry

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== General ==
The Infantry is one of the [[The Combat Arms|combat arms]] of the Canadian Forces. The Royal Canadian Infantry Corps is an administrative entity which oversees the needs of all component regiments.

=== Role of the Infantry ===

To close with and destroy the enemy.

=== Motto of the Infantry ===

DUCIMUS <i>(We Lead)</i>

=== The "Pillars" of the Infantry ===

Speed, violence and aggression.

==Regiments==
Regiments are listed in Order of Precedence.

=== Regular Force ===

# [[The Royal Canadian Regiment]]
# [[Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry]]
# [[Royal 22e Regiment]]

=== Reserve Force ===

# [[Governor General's Foot Guards]]
# [[The Canadian Grenadier Guards]]
# [[The Queen's Own Rifles of Canada]]
# [[The Black Watch (Royal Highland Regiment) of Canada]]
# [[Les Voltigeurs de Quebec]]
# [[The Royal Regiment of Canada]]
# [[The Royal Hamilton Light Infantry (Wentworth Regiment)]]
# [[The Princess of Wales Own Regiment]]
# [[The Hastings and Prince Edward Regiment]]
# [[The Lincoln and Welland Regiment]]
# [[4th Battalion, The Royal Canadian Regiment]]
# [[The Royal Highland Fusiliers of Canada]]
# [[The Grey and Simcoe Foresters]]
# [[The Lorne Scots (Peel, Dufferin and Halton Regiment)]]
# [[The Brockville Rifles]]
# [[The Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry Highlanders]]
# [[Les Fusiliers du St-Laurent]]
# [[Le Regiment de la Chaudiere]]
# [[4e Battalion, Royal 22e Regiment (Chateauguay)]]
# [[6e Battalion, Royal 22e Regiment]]
# [[Les Fusiliers Mont-Royal]]
# [[The Princess Louise Fusiliers]]
# [[The Royal New Brunswick Regiment]]
# [[The West Nova Scotia Regiment]]
# [[The Nova Scotia Highlanders]]
# [[Le Regiment de Maisonneuve]]
# [[The Cameron Highlanders of Ottawa]]
# [[The Royal Winnipeg Rifles]]
# [[The Essex and Kent Scottish Regiment]]
# [[48th Highlanders of Canada]]
# [[Le Regiment du Saguenay]]
# [[The Algonquin Regiment]]
# [[The Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders of Canada]]
# [[The Lake Superior Scottish Regiment]]
# [[The North Saskatchewan Regiment]]
# [[The Royal Regina Rifles]]
# [[The Rocky Mountain Rangers]]
# [[The Loyal Edmonton Regiment]]
# [[The Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders of Canada]]
# [[The Royal Westminster Regiment]]
# [[The Calgary Highlanders]]
# [[Les Fusiliers de Sherbrooke]]
# [[The Seaforth Highlanders of Canada]]
# [[The Canadian Scottish Regiment (Princess Mary's)]]
# [[The Royal Montreal Regiment]]
# [[2nd Battalion, The Irish Regiment of Canada]]
# [[The Toronto Scottish Regiment (Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother's Own)]]
# [[The Royal Newfoundland Regiment]]

===Special Forces===
# [[Joint Task Force 2]] (JTF-2)
# [[Canadian Special Operations Regiment]] (CSOR)

== Historical Progression ==
Many Infanty Regiments have come and gone since Confederation. Canada did not have designated infantry regiments until May 1900, when all existing Militia battalions were redesignated. In 1920, a massive reorganization of Canada's land forces saw all infantry regiments redesignated and the archaic system of numbering the regiments was abandoned. Many reorganizations were also made, reflecting the need to perpetuate the histories, traditions and battle honours won by the Canadian Expeditionary Force in the First World War.

A second set of sweeping reorganizations occurred in 1936 as the Canadian military modernized; again, many older designations were lost and many small regiments were amalgamated (combined) into larger regiments.

During the Second World War, many former infantry regiments converted to armour, and some regiments changed roles in the post-war period also, as the process of evolution continued through the Cold War and Canada's defence needs changed.

By the 1970s, the designations and roles of Canadian infantry regiments stabilized, and other than minor changes in designation, only two major changes have occurred since 1968.

*In 1995, the [[The Canadian Airborne Regiment]] was disbanded.
*In 2006 the [[Canadian Special Operations Regiment]] was formed.

== Equipment of the Infantry ==

[[Land Force]]

Infantry

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== General ==
The Infantry is one of the [[The Combat Arms|combat arms]] of the Canadian Forces. The Royal Canadian Infantry Corps is an administrative entity which oversees the needs of all component regiments.

=== Role of the Infantry ===

To close with and destroy the enemy.

=== Motto of the Infantry ===

DUCIMUS <i>(We Lead)</i>

=== The "Pillars" of the Infantry ===

Speed, violence and aggression.

==Regiments==
Regiments are listed in Order of Precedence.

=== Regular Force ===

# [[The Royal Canadian Regiment]]
# [[Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry]]
# [[Royal 22e Regiment]]

=== Reserve Force ===

# [[Governor General's Foot Guards]]
# [[The Canadian Grenadier Guards]]
# [[The Queen's Own Rifles of Canada]]
# [[The Black Watch (Royal Highland Regiment) of Canada]]
# [[Les Voltigeurs de Quebec]]
# [[The Royal Regiment of Canada]]
# [[The Royal Hamilton Light Infantry (Wentworth Regiment)]]
# [[The Princess of Wales Own Regiment]]
# [[The Hastings and Prince Edward Regiment]]
# [[The Lincoln and Welland Regiment]]
# [[4th Battalion, The Royal Canadian Regiment]]
# [[The Royal Highland Fusiliers of Canada]]
# [[The Grey and Simcoe Foresters]]
# [[The Lorne Scots (Peel, Dufferin and Halton Regiment)]]
# [[The Brockville Rifles]]
# [[The Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry Highlanders]]
# [[Les Fusiliers du St-Laurent]]
# [[Le Regiment de la Chaudiere]]
# [[4e Battalion, Royal 22e Regiment (Chateauguay)]]
# [[6e Battalion, Royal 22e Regiment]]
# [[Les Fusiliers Mont-Royal]]
# [[The Princess Louise Fusiliers]]
# [[The Royal New Brunswick Regiment]]
# [[The West Nova Scotia Regiment]]
# [[The Nova Scotia Highlanders]]
# [[Le Regiment de Maisonneuve]]
# [[The Cameron Highlanders of Ottawa]]
# [[The Royal Winnipeg Rifles]]
# [[The Essex and Kent Scottish Regiment]]
# [[48th Highlanders of Canada]]
# [[Le Regiment du Saguenay]]
# [[The Algonquin Regiment]]
# [[The Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders of Canada]]
# [[The Lake Superior Scottish Regiment]]
# [[The North Saskatchewan Regiment]]
# [[The Royal Regina Rifles]]
# [[The Rocky Mountain Rangers]]
# [[The Loyal Edmonton Regiment (4th Battalion, Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry)]]
# [[The Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders of Canada]]
# [[The Royal Westminster Regiment]]
# [[The Calgary Highlanders]]
# [[Les Fusiliers de Sherbrooke]]
# [[The Seaforth Highlanders of Canada]]
# [[The Canadian Scottish Regiment (Princess Mary's)]]
# [[The Royal Montreal Regiment]]
# [[2nd Battalion, The Irish Regiment of Canada]]
# [[The Toronto Scottish Regiment (Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother's Own)]]
# [[The Royal Newfoundland Regiment]]

===Special Forces===
# [[Joint Task Force 2]] (JTF-2)
# [[Canadian Special Operations Regiment]] (CSOR)

== Historical Progression ==
Many Infanty Regiments have come and gone since Confederation. Canada did not have designated infantry regiments until May 1900, when all existing Militia battalions were redesignated. In 1920, a massive reorganization of Canada's land forces saw all infantry regiments redesignated and the archaic system of numbering the regiments was abandoned. Many reorganizations were also made, reflecting the need to perpetuate the histories, traditions and battle honours won by the Canadian Expeditionary Force in the First World War.

A second set of sweeping reorganizations occurred in 1936 as the Canadian military modernized; again, many older designations were lost and many small regiments were amalgamated (combined) into larger regiments.

During the Second World War, many former infantry regiments converted to armour, and some regiments changed roles in the post-war period also, as the process of evolution continued through the Cold War and Canada's defence needs changed.

By the 1970s, the designations and roles of Canadian infantry regiments stabilized, and other than minor changes in designation, only two major changes have occurred since 1968.

*In 1995, the [[The Canadian Airborne Regiment]] was disbanded.
*In 2006 the [[Canadian Special Operations Regiment]] was formed.

== Equipment of the Infantry ==

[[Land Force]]

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The Royal Newfoundland Regiment

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'''The Royal Newfoundland Regiment''' is Canada's forty-eighth most senior Reserve [[Infantry]] regiment, and comprises of two battalions serving as part of the Land Force Reserve.

==Motto (Unofficial)==
Better Than the Best

==Authorized Marches==
===Quick March===
The Banks of Newfoundland

==Alliances==
*The Royal Scots (The Royal Regirnent)
The Castle
Edinburgh, Scotland
*The Royal New South Wales Regiment
New South Wales, Australia

==Battle Honours (16)==
Battle Honours presented in all caps are emblazoned on the Regimental Colour of each Battalion of the Regiment.<br>
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===First World War===
GALLIPOLI, 1915-16 <br>
Egypt, 1915-16 <br>
YPRES, 1917,'18 <br>
LANGEMARCK, 1917 <br>
France and Flanders, 1916-18<br>
POELCAPELLE <br>
ALBERT (BEAUMONT HAMEL), 1916<br>
CAMBRAT, 1917 <br>
Somme, 1916 <br>
LYS <br>
LE TRANSLOY<br>
BAILLEUL <br>
Arras, 1917 <br>
Kemmel <br>
Scarpe,1917 <br>
COURTRAI <br>

==Source of Work==
http://army.ca/inf/rnfldr.php

[[Category: Infantry Regiments|Royal Newfoundland Regiment, The]]

The Royal Montreal Regiment

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The Loyal Edmonton Regiment

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'''The Loyal Edmonton Regiment''' is Canada's thirty-eighth most senior Reserve [[Infantry]] regiment, and comprises of one battalion serving as part of the Land Force Reserve.

==Motto==
Fears No Foe

==Battle Honours (39)==
Battle Honours presented in all caps are emblazoned on the Regimental Colour of each Battalion of the Regiment.<br>
<br>

===First World War===
MOUNT SORREL <br>
PASSCHENDAELE <br>
SOMME, 1916 <br>
AMIENS <br>
FLERS-COURCELETTE <br>
SCARPE, 1918 <br>
Ancre Heights <br>
HINDENBURG LINE <br>
Arras, 1917,'18 <br>
Canal du Nord <br>
VIMY, 1917 <br>
PURSUIT TO MONS <br>
HILL 70 <br>
France and Flanders, 1915-1918 <br>
Ypres, 1917 <br>

===Second World War===
LANDING IN SICILY <br>
GOTHIC LINE <br>
Piazza Amerina <br>
Monteciccardo <br>
Leonforte <br>
Monte Luro <br>
Agira <br>
RIMINI LINE<br>
ADRANO <br>
PISCIATELLO <br>
Troina Valley <br>
San Fortunato <br>
Sicily, 1943 <br>
SAVIO BRIDGEHEAD<br>
Colle danchise <br>
NAVICLIOCANAL <br>
The Gully <br>
Fosso Munio <br>
ORTONA <br>
Italy, 1943-1945<br>
LIRI VALLEY <br>
Apeldoorn <br>
Hitler Line <br>
NORTH-WEST EUROPE, 1945 <br>

==Source of Work==
http://army.ca/inf/ledmr.php

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The Royal Newfoundland Regiment

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'''The Royal Newfoundland Regiment''' is Canada's forty-eighth most senior Reserve [[Infantry]] regiment, and comprises of two battalions serving as part of the Land Force Reserve.

==Motto (Unofficial)==
Better Than the Best

==Authorized Marches==
===Quick March===
The Banks of Newfoundland

==Alliances==
*The Royal Scots (The Royal Regirnent)
The Castle
Edinburgh, Scotland
*The Royal New South Wales Regiment
New South Wales, Australia

==Battle Honours (16)==
Battle Honours presented in all caps are emblazoned on the Regimental Colour of each Battalion of the Regiment.<br>
<br>

===First World War===
GALLIPOLI, 1915-16 <br>
Egypt, 1915-16 <br>
YPRES, 1917,'18 <br>
LANGEMARCK, 1917 <br>
France and Flanders, 1916-18<br>
POELCAPELLE <br>
ALBERT (BEAUMONT HAMEL), 1916<br>
CAMBRAT, 1917 <br>
Somme, 1916 <br>
LYS <br>
LE TRANSLOY<br>
BAILLEUL <br>
Arras, 1917 <br>
Kemmel <br>
Scarpe,1917 <br>
COURTRAI <br>

==Source of Work==
http://army.ca/inf/rnfldr.php

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The Toronto Scottish Regiment (Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother's Own)

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'''Toronto Scottish Regiment (Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother's Own)''' is Canada's forty-seventh most senior Reserve [[Infantry]] regiment, and comprises of one battalion serving as part of the Land Force Reserve.

==Motto==
Carry On

==Authorized Marches==
===Quick March===
Blue Bonnets Over The Border

==Battle Honours (37)==
Battle Honours presented in all caps are emblazoned on the Regimental Colour of each Battalion of the Regiment.<br>
<br>

===First World War===
SOMME, 1916 <br>
AMIENS <br>
Ancre Heights<br>
Scarpe,1918 <br>
ANCRE, 1916 <br>
DROCOURT-QUTANT<br>
ARRAS, 1917,'18 <br>
Hindenburg Line <br>
VIMY, 1917 <br>
CANAL DU NORD <br>
HILL 70 <br>
VALENCIENNES<br>
Ypres, 1917 <br>
Sambre <br>
PASSCHENDAELE<br>
France and Flanders, 1916-1918<br>

===Second World War===
DIEPPE <br>
South Beveland <br>
BOURGVTBUS RIDGE <br>
THE RHINELAND <br>
ST. ANDRT-SUR-ORNE<br>
THE REICHSWALD <br>
Verrieres Ridge -- Tilly-la-Campagne<br>
Goch-Calcar Road <br>
FALAISE <br>
THEHOCHWALD<br>
Falaise Road <br>
Xanten <br>
Clair Tizon <br>
Twente Canal <br>
Dunkirk, 1944 <br>
Groningen <br>
ANTWERP-TURNHOUTCANAL<br>
Oldenburg <br>
THESCHELDT <br>
North-West Europe, 1942,1944-45<br>
WOENSDRECHT <br>

==Source of Work==
http://army.ca/inf/torscot.php

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Infantry

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== General ==
The Infantry is one of the [[The Combat Arms|combat arms]] of the Canadian Forces. The Royal Canadian Infantry Corps is an administrative entity which oversees the needs of all component regiments.

=== Role of the Infantry ===

To close with and destroy the enemy.

=== Motto of the Infantry ===

DUCIMUS <i>(We Lead)</i>

=== The "Pillars" of the Infrantry ===

Speed, violence and aggression.

==Regiments==
Regiments are listed in Order of Precedence.

=== Regular Force ===

# [[The Royal Canadian Regiment]]
# [[Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry]]
# [[Royal 22e Regiment]]

=== Reserve Force ===

# [[Governor General's Foot Guards]]
# [[The Canadian Grenadier Guards]]
# [[The Queen's Own Rifles of Canada]]
# [[The Black Watch (Royal Highland Regiment) of Canada]]
# [[Les Voltigeurs de Quebec]]
# [[The Royal Regiment of Canada]]
# [[The Royal Hamilton Light Infantry (Wentworth Regiment)]]
# [[The Princess of Wales Own Regiment]]
# [[The Hastings and Prince Edward Regiment]]
# [[The Lincoln and Welland Regiment]]
# [[4th Battalion, The Royal Canadian Regiment]]
# [[The Royal Highland Fusiliers of Canada]]
# [[The Grey and Simcoe Foresters]]
# [[The Lorne Scots (Peel, Dufferin and Halton Regiment)]]
# [[The Brockville Rifles]]
# [[The Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry Highlanders]]
# [[Les Fusiliers du St-Laurent]]
# [[Le Regiment de la Chaudiere]]
# [[4e Battalion, Royal 22e Regiment (Chateauguay)]]
# [[6e Battalion, Royal 22e Regiment]]
# [[Les Fusiliers Mont-Royal]]
# [[The Princess Louise Fusiliers]]
# [[The Royal New Brunswick Regiment]]
# [[The West Nova Scotia Regiment]]
# [[The Nova Scotia Highlanders]]
# [[Le Regiment de Maisonneuve]]
# [[The Cameron Highlanders of Ottawa]]
# [[The Royal Winnipeg Rifles]]
# [[The Essex and Kent Scottish Regiment]]
# [[48th Highlanders of Canada]]
# [[Le Regiment du Saguenay]]
# [[The Algonquin Regiment]]
# [[The Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders of Canada]]
# [[The Lake Superior Scottish Regiment]]
# [[The North Saskatchewan Regiment]]
# [[The Royal Regina Rifles]]
# [[The Rocky Mountain Rangers]]
# [[The Loyal Edmonton Regiment]]
# [[The Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders of Canada]]
# [[The Royal Westminster Regiment]]
# [[The Calgary Highlanders]]
# [[Les Fusiliers de Sherbrooke]]
# [[The Seaforth Highlanders of Canada]]
# [[The Canadian Scottish Regiment (Princess Mary's)]]
# [[The Royal Montreal Regiment]]
# [[2nd Battalion, The Irish Regiment of Canada]]
# [[The Toronto Scottish Regiment (Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother's Own)]]
# [[The Royal Newfoundland Regiment]]

===Special Forces===
# [[Joint Task Force 2]] (JTF-2)
# [[Canadian Special Operations Regiment]] (CSOR)

== Historical Progression ==
Many Infanty Regiments have come and gone since Confederation. Canada did not have designated infantry regiments until May 1900, when all existing Militia battalions were redesignated. In 1920, a massive reorganization of Canada's land forces saw all infantry regiments redesignated and the archaic system of numbering the regiments was abandoned. Many reorganizations were also made, reflecting the need to perpetuate the histories, traditions and battle honours won by the Canadian Expeditionary Force in the First World War.

A second set of sweeping reorganizations occurred in 1936 as the Canadian military modernized; again, many older designations were lost and many small regiments were amalgamated (combined) into larger regiments.

During the Second World War, many former infantry regiments converted to armour, and some regiments changed roles in the post-war period also, as the process of evolution continued through the Cold War and Canada's defence needs changed.

By the 1970s, the designations and roles of Canadian infantry regiments stabilized, and other than minor changes in designation, only two major changes have occurred since 1968.

*In 1995, the [[The Canadian Airborne Regiment]] was disbanded.
*In 2006 the [[Canadian Special Operations Regiment]] was formed.

== Equipment of the Infantry ==

[[Land Force]]

2nd Battalion, The Irish Regiment of Canada

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The '''2nd Battalion, The Irish Regiment of Canada''' is Canada's forty-sixth most senior Reserve [[Infantry]] regiment, and comprises of one battalion serving as part of the Land Force Reserve.

==Motto==
''Fior Go Bas'' (Gaelic: Faithful unto death)

==Authorized Marches==
===Quick March===
Garry Owen
===Slow March===
Endearing Young Charms

==Alliances==
The Royal Irish Regiment<br>
St Patrick's Barracks, Ballymena, Northern Ireland <br>

==Memorial==
Memorial Park

==Museum==
The Armoury, Sudbury, Ontario

==Battle Honours (22)==
Battle Honours presented in all caps are emblazoned on the Regimental Colour of each Battalion of the Regiment.<br>
<br>

===First World War===
ARRAS, 1917,'18 <br>
HILL 70 <br>
Ypres, 1917 <br>
AMIENS <br>
SCARPE, 1918<br>
DROCOURT-QUTANT<br>
HINDENBURG LINE <br>
CANAL DU NORD <br>
PURSUIT TO MONS <br>
FRANCE AND FLANDERS, 1917-1918<br>

===Second World War===
LIRI VALLEY <br>
MELFA CROSSING<br>
GOTHIC LINE <br>
MONTECCHIO <br>
CORIANO <br>
LAMONE CROSSING<br>
Fosso Munio <br>
Conventello-Comacchio<br>
ITALY, 1943-1945 <br>
IJSSELMEER <br>
DELFZIJL POCKET <br>
NORTH-WEST EUROPE, 1945<br>

==Source of Work==
http://army.ca/inf/irrc.php

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The Canadian Scottish Regiment (Princess Mary's)

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'''The Canadian Scottish Regiment (Princess Mary's)''' are Canada's forty-fourth most senior Reserve [[Infantry]] regiment, and comprises of one battalion serving as part of the Land Force Reserve.

==Motto==
"Deas Gu Cath" (Gaelic: Ready for the fray)

==Authorized Marches==
===Quick March===
Blue Bonnets Over the Border<br>

==Battle Honours (39)==
Battle Honours presented in all caps are emblazoned on the Regimental Colour of each Battalion of the Regiment.<br>
<br>

===First World War===
YPRES, 1915,'17 <br>
Gravenstafel <br>
ST. JULIEN <br>
FESTUBERT, 1915<br>
MOUNT SORREL <br>
SOMME, 1916 <br>
Pozieres <br>
Thiepval <br>
Ancre Heights <br>
Arras, 1917,'18 <br>
VIMY, 1917 <br>
Arleux <br>
Scarpe, 1917,'18<br>
Hill 70 <br>
PASSCHENDAELE<br>
AMIENS <br>
DROCOURT-QUEANT<br>
Hindenburg Line <br>
CANAL DU NORD <br>
Pursuit to Mons <br>
France and Flanders, 1915-18<br>
<br>
====Honourary Distinction - Oak leaf shoulder badge====

===Second World War===
NORMANDY LANDING <br>
PUTOT-EN-BESSIN <br>
CAEN <br>
The Ome <br>
FALAISE <br>
The Laison <br>
Calais, 1944 <br>
The Scheldt <br>
LEOPOLD CANAL <br>
Breskens Pocket <br>
THE RHINELAND <br>
Waal Flats <br>
MOYLAND WOOD<br>
The Rhine <br>
EMMERICH-HOCH ELTEN <br>
DEVENTER <br>
Wagenborgen <br>
North-West Europe, 1944-45<br>

==Source of Work==
http://army.ca/inf/csr.php

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The Seaforth Highlanders of Canada

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|<b><div style="font-size: 80%">Colonel in Chief: Field Marshal His Royal Highness
Prince Philip, The Duke of Edinburgh
KG, PC, KT, OM, GBE, QSO, CD </div></b>
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|<b><div style="font-size: 80%">Regimental Birthday: </div></b>
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'''The Seaforth Highlanders of Canada''' are Canada's forty-third most senior Reserve [[Infantry]] regiment, and comprises of one battalion serving as part of the Land Force Reserve.

==Motto==
"Caber Feidh gu Brath" (Gaelic: The Stags Horns Forever)

==Authorized Marches==
The Pibairechd O' Donald Dhu<br>
Cabar Feidh<br>
The McKenzie Highlanders<br>

==Battle Honours (41)==
Battle Honours presented in all caps are emblazoned on the Regimental Colour of each Battalion of the Regiment.<br>
<br>

===First World War===
YPRES, 1915,'17<br>
AMIENS <br>
FESTUBERT, 1915<br>
Scarpe,1918 <br>
SOMME, 1916 <br>
DROCOURT-QUTANT<br>
Ancre Heights <br>
Hindenburg Line <br>
Ancre, 1916 <br>
CANAL DU NORD <br>
VIMY <br>
Arras, 1917,'18<br>
Sambre <br>
PASSCHENDAELE<br>
FRANCE AND FLANDERS, 1915-18<br>
VALENCIENNES <br>

===Second World War===
Landing in Sicily <br>
GOTHIC LINE <br>
AGIRA <br>
Pozzo Alto Ridge<br>
Adrano <br>
Rimini Line <br>
Troiana Valley <br>
San Martino - San Lorenzo<br>
SICILY, 1943 <br>
San Fortunato <br>
MONTE SAN MARCO<br>
SAVIO BRIDGEHEAD <br>
Baranello <br>
Naviglio Canal <br>
The Moro <br>
Fosso Munio <br>
San Leonardo <br>
Granarolo <br>
The Gully <br>
ITALY, 1943-1945<br>
ORTONA <br>
APELDOORN <br>
Liri Valley <br>
NORTH-WEST EUROPE, 1945<br>
HITLER LINE <br>

==Source of Work==
http://army.ca/inf/seaforth.php

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The Seaforth Highlanders of Canada

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|<b><div style="font-size: 80%">Colonel in Chief: Field Marshal His Royal Highness
Prince Philip, The Duke of Edinburgh
KG, PC, KT, OM, GBE, QSO, CD </div></b>
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|<b><div style="font-size: 80%">Regimental Birthday: </div></b>
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|<b><div style="font-size: 80%">Current Role: Reserve infantry battalion.</div></b>
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'''The Seaforth Highlanders of Canada''' are Canada's forty-fifth most senior Reserve [[Infantry]] regiment, and comprises of one battalion serving as part of the Land Force Reserve.

==Motto==
"Caber Feidh gu Brath" (Gaelic: The Stags Horns Forever)

==Authorized Marches==
The Pibairechd O' Donald Dhu<br>
Cabar Feidh<br>
The McKenzie Highlanders<br>

==Battle Honours (41)==
Battle Honours presented in all caps are emblazoned on the Regimental Colour of each Battalion of the Regiment.<br>
<br>

===First World War===
YPRES, 1915,'17<br>
AMIENS <br>
FESTUBERT, 1915<br>
Scarpe,1918 <br>
SOMME, 1916 <br>
DROCOURT-QUTANT<br>
Ancre Heights <br>
Hindenburg Line <br>
Ancre, 1916 <br>
CANAL DU NORD <br>
VIMY <br>
Arras, 1917,'18<br>
Sambre <br>
PASSCHENDAELE<br>
FRANCE AND FLANDERS, 1915-18<br>
VALENCIENNES <br>

===Second World War===
Landing in Sicily <br>
GOTHIC LINE <br>
AGIRA <br>
Pozzo Alto Ridge<br>
Adrano <br>
Rimini Line <br>
Troiana Valley <br>
San Martino - San Lorenzo<br>
SICILY, 1943 <br>
San Fortunato <br>
MONTE SAN MARCO<br>
SAVIO BRIDGEHEAD <br>
Baranello <br>
Naviglio Canal <br>
The Moro <br>
Fosso Munio <br>
San Leonardo <br>
Granarolo <br>
The Gully <br>
ITALY, 1943-1945<br>
ORTONA <br>
APELDOORN <br>
Liri Valley <br>
NORTH-WEST EUROPE, 1945<br>
HITLER LINE <br>

==Source of Work==
http://army.ca/inf/seaforth.php

[[Category: Infantry Regiments|Seaforth Highlanders of Canada, The]]

Les Fusiliers de Sherbrooke

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'''Les Fusiliers de Sherbrooke''' is Canada's forty-second most senior Reserve [[Infantry]] regiment, and comprises of one battalion serving as part of the Land Force Reserve.

==Motto==
''Droit au But'' (French: To the point)

==Authorized Marches==
===Quick March===
The Queen City<br>

==Alliances==
The Devonshire and Dorset Regiment<br>
Topshom Barracks<br>
Exeter, England<br>

==Battle Honours (23)==
Battle Honours presented in all caps are emblazoned on the Regimental Colour of each Battalion of the Regiment.<br>
<br>

===First World War===
AMIENS<br>

===Second World War===
D'EBARQUEMENT EN NORMANDIE <br>
Anvers-Canal de Tumhout <br>
AUTHIE <br>
L'ESCAUT <br>
CAEN <br>
Meuse inferieure <br>
L'Ome <br>
LA RHTNANIE<br>
COTE DE BOURGUEBUS<br>
Le Hochwald <br>
Faubourg de Vaucelles<br>
XANTEN <br>
Saint-Andre-sure<br>
LE RHIN <br>
FALAISE <br>
Emmerich-Hoch Elton <br>
Route de la Falaise <br>
ZUTPHEN <br>
Clair Tizon <br>
Deventer <br>
La Laison <br>
Nord-Ouest de l'Europe, 1944-1945<br>

==Source of Work==
http://army.ca/inf/fdes.php

[[Category: Infantry Regiments|Les Fusiliers de Sherbrooke]]

The Royal Westminster Regiment

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'''The Royal Westminster Regiment''' is Canada's fortieth most senior Reserve [[Infantry]] regiment, and comprises of one battalion serving as part of the Land Force Reserve.

==Motto==
''Pro Rege et Patria'' (Latin: For King and Country)

==Authorized Marches==
===Quick March===
The Maple Leaf Forever<br>

==Alliances==
The Royal Regiment of Fusiliers<br>
HM Tower of London<br>
London, England<br>

==Regimental Museum==

Regimental Museum<br>
The Armoury<br>
New Westminster, B.C.<br>

==Battle Honours (28)==
Battle Honours presented in all caps are emblazoned on the Regimental Colour of each Battalion of the Regiment.<br>
<br>

===First World War===
Mount Sorrel <br>
SOMME, 1916 <br>
Ancre Heights <br>
Ancre, 1916 <br>
ARRAS, 1917,'18 <br>
VIMY, 1917 <br>
HILL 70 <br>
YPRES, 1917 <br>
PASSCHENDAELE <br>
AMIENS <br>
Scarpe,1918 <br>
DROCOURT-QUTANT <br>
Hindenburg Line <br>
CANAL DU NORD <br>
VALENCIENNES <br>
France and Flanders, 1916-18<br>

===Second World War===
Liri Valley <br>
MELFA CROSSING<br>
GOTHIC LINE <br>
CORIANO <br>
LAMONE CROSSING<br>
MISANO RIDGE <br>
Casale <br>
NAVIGLIO CANAL<br>
ITALY, 1944-1945 <br>
IJSSELMEER <br>
DELFZIJL POCKET <br>
NORTH-WEST EUROPE, 1945<br>

==Source of Work==
http://army.ca/inf/rwinr.php

[[Category: Infantry Regiments|Royal Westminster Regiment, The]]

The Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders of Canada

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|<b><div style="font-size: 80%">Regimental HQ: Minto Armoury, Winnipeg, Manitoba.
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|<b><div style="font-size: 80%">Colonel in Chief: Field Marshal His Royal Highness <br> Prince Philip, The Duke of Edinburgh KG, PC, KT, OM, GBE, QSO, CD </div></b>
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'''The Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders of Canada ''' are Canada's thirty-ninth most senior Reserve [[Infantry]] regiment, and comprises of one battalion serving as part of the Land Force Reserve.

==Motto==
Ullamh (Gaelic: Ready)

==Authorized Marches==
===Quick March===
The Piobaireachd of Donald Dhu <br>
The March of the Cameron Men <br>

==Battle Honours (37)==
Battle Honours presented in all caps are emblazoned on the Regimental Colour of each Battalion of the Regiment.<br>
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===First World War===
YPRES, 1915,'17<br>
PASSCHENDAELE <br>
Festubert, 1915 <br>
AMIENS <br>
MOUNTSORREL<br>
Scarpe,1918 <br>
SOMME, 1916 <br>
Drocourt-Queant <br>
Flers-Courcelette <br>
Hindenburg Line <br>
ANCRE HEIGHTS <br>
CANAL DU NORD <br>
ARRAS, 1917,18 <br>
Cambrai, 1918 <br>
VIMY, 1917 <br>
Pursuit to Mons <br>
Hill 70 <br>
FRANCE AND FLANDERS, 1915-1918 <br>

==Second World War==
DIEPPE <br>
The Scheldt <br>
Bourguebus Ridge<br>
WOENSDRECHT <br>
ST. ANDRT-SUR-ORNE <br>
South Beveland <br>
VERRITRES RIDGE -- TILLY-LA-CAMPAGNE<br>
THE RHINELAND <br>
THE HOCHWALD <br>
FALAISE <br>
XANTEN <br>
Falaise Road <br>
The Rhine <br>
The Laison <br>
Groningen <br>
FORET DE LA LONDE<br>
Oldenburg <br>
DUNKIRK, 1944 <br>
North-West Europe, 1942,1944-1945 <br>

==Source of Work==
http://army.ca/inf/qchofc.php

[[Category: Infantry Regiments|Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders of Canada, The]]

The Rocky Mountain Rangers

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'''The Rocky Mountain Rangers''' are Canada's thirty-seventh most senior Reserve [[Infantry]] regiment, and comprises of one battalion serving as part of the Land Force Reserve.

==Motto==
''Kloshe Nanitch'' (Keep a good lookout or ever watch)

==Authorized Marches==
===Quick March===
The Meeting of the Waters<br>

==Alliances==
The Green Howards (Alexandra, Princess of Wale's Own Yorkshire Regiment)<br>
Richmond, North Yorkshire, England<br>

==Regimental Church, Cenotaphs, and Museum==
===Regimental Church===
St. Paul's Cathedral<br>
Kamloops, BC<br>

===Cenotaphs===
Kamloops, BC<br>
Merritt, BC<br>
Salmon Arm, BC<br>
Revelstoke, BC<br>

===Museum===
JR Vicars Armoury<br>
Kamloops, BC<br>
==Battle Honours (6)==
Battle Honours presented in all caps are emblazoned on the Regimental Colour of each Battalion of the Regiment.<br>
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===First World War===
ARRAS, 1917,'18 <br>
Hill 70 <br>
AMIENS <br>
YPRES, 1917 <br>
HINDENBURG LINE <br>
VALENCIENNES <br>

==Source of Work==
http://army.ca/inf/rmrang.php

[[Category: Infantry Regiments|Rocky Mountain Rangers, The]]