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  • "Unification" and the creation of the Canadian Forces
    ...oyal Canadian Navy, [[The Canadian Army|the Canadian Army]], and the Royal Canadian Air Force. The reorganization, known officially as "Unification" was a conc ...eturn to the traditional designations. The three enviroments of the modern Canadian Forces ("CF" for short) are
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  • Land Force Command
    |align="center"|<div style="font-size: 80%">[[The Canadian Army|Army]] 1940 to 1968</div> ...e the name changes, today the LFC is regularly refered to as "the Canadian Army."
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  • Maritime Command
    ...know it today. Maritime Command (MARCOM) is the descendant of [[The Royal Canadian Navy]] (RCN).
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  • The Fort Garry Horse (Canadian Army Regular)
    ...olor:white"|'''<div style="font-size: 80%"> The Fort Garry Horse (Canadian Army Regular)</div>''' == '''The Fort Garry Horse (Canadian Army [Regular])''' ==
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  • The Royal Canadian Navy
    Canada's navy originated with the Naval Service Act of 1910. The Royal Canadian Navy (RCN) acquired its first warships, the cruisers HMCS Niobe and HMCS Ra ...the Royal Canadian Navy and [[the Royal Canadian Air Force]] to form [[the Canadian Forces]] (the CF) as we know it today. The RCN now lives on as [[Maritime
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  • Formation
    ...for example Land Force Western Area, or a ''tactical'' one; for example 4 Canadian Mechanized Brigade Group. **Canadian Special Operations Force Command
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  • Force Mobile Command
    |align="center"|<div style="font-size: 80%">[[The Canadian Army|Army]] 1940 to 1968</div> ...ands of the new integrated Canadian Armed Forces, in essence becoming the "Army" of the CF.
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  • The Canadian Expeditionary Force
    ...e field force raised in August 1914 and was the main contribution Canada's army (known then as the Militia) made to the Allied cause in the First World War ...tity from the Canadian Militia, and none of the Regiments of the peacetime Canadian forces mobilized for the war. Instead, numbered infantry battalions along
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  • Militia
    |align="center"|<div style="font-size: 80%">[[The Canadian Army|Army]] 1940 to 1968</div> The term "Militia" has traditionally been used to refer to the Reserve Army in Canada, and that use continues to this day.
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  • The Fort Garry Horse (Canadian Army Regular) Lineage
    = Lineage of The Fort Garry Horse (Canadian Army Regular) = Return to [[The Fort Garry Horse (Canadian Army Regular)]]
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  • Canadian Forces Health Services
    ...an Dental Corps with similar services of the Royal Canadian Navy and Royal Canadian Air Force.
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  • The Canadian Army
    ...="background:red; color:white"|<b><div style="font-size: 80%">The Canadian Army</div></b> |align="center"|<div style="font-size: 80%">[[The Canadian Army|Army]] 1940 to 1968</div>
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  • Site Map
    == [[:Category:Canadian Forces|Canadian Forces]] == **[[:Category:Canadian Forces Aircraft|Canadian Forces Aircraft]]
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  • 33 Field Engineer Squadron (33 FES)
    |'''<div style="font-size: 80%">Perpetuates: 9th Army Troops Company</div>''' |'''<div style="font-size: 80%">Higher Formation: [[41 Canadian Brigade Group|41 CBG]] </div>'''
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  • Canadian Military History
    *[[The Canadian Army]] Nov 1940 to Feb 1968 * [["Unification" and the creation of the Canadian Forces]]
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  • Staff Organization
    ...most part) in all NATO countries. This staff system is employed in most Canadian formations. The Land Staff, Maritime Staff and Air Staff do not use the co ===General Staff of an Army Formation===
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  • Logistics Branch
    ...y Service Corps, and similar services in the Royal Canadian Navy and Royal Canadian Air Force.
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  • The Canadian Forces
    ...r" style="background:red; color:white"|<b><div style="font-size: 80%"> The Canadian Forces</div></b> |align="center"|[[Image:Canadian Forces emblem.svg|150px]]
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  • 1st Canadian Infantry Division Units, Sicily 1943
    <h2><span style='font-family:Verdana'>1st Canadian Infantry Division Units<br> style='font-family:Verdana'>1 Canadian Infantry Division <span
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  • Electrical & Mechanical Engineers
    ...e creation of the Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers in the British Army. On 20 Apr 1944, the new corps was granted the "Royal" prefix to become "Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers" (RCEME).
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  • Ranks
    [[Canadian Army Rank Insignia]] == Army Ranks ==
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  • The Fort Garry Horse (Canadian Army Regular) Historical
    == The Fort Garry Horse (Canadian Army Regular) == Although The Fort Garry Horse (Canadian Army Regular) trace their lineage to 15 April 1912, in Winnipeg, it was on 11 Oc
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  • Canadian Army Rank Insignia
    ==Current Canadian Army Rank Insignia== |rowspan=3| '''[[Royal Canadian Navy]]'''
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  • The Service Support Arms
    All Corps/Branches of the Canadian [[Land Force Command]] belong to one of three arms: [[The Combat Arms]], [[ *[[Canadian Forces Health Services]]
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  • RCD Published Histories
    === A Short History of The Royal Canadian Dragoons === === Dragoon The Centenial History of The Royal Canadian Dragoons, 1883 - 1983 ===
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  • Main Page
    * [[The Canadian Forces]] * [[Land Force Command|The Army Today]]
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  • Rank Structure of the CF
    The [[Canadian Forces]], like all militaries, operates with a strict hierarchy of ranks: :See also: [[Canadian Army Rank Insignia]]
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  • General R.J. Hillier
    ...awa, Ontario. Subsequently, he served with, and later commanded, the Royal Canadian Dragoons in Canada and Germany. ...es. He has worked as a staff officer in several headquarters, first at the Army level in Montreal and later at the strategic level in Ottawa.
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  • Infantry Sash
    ...n the Canadian Army, the infantry sash has been passed on from the British Army and is a long established distinction of dress. ...shoulder, or in [[The Royal Canadian Regiment]] and [[Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry]] around the waist.
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  • Pre "Unification" Canadian Military
    ...nts in North America. The oldest CF units are in the army Reserve, and the army uses two criteria to determine the age of a unit: the date of its formation ...ainbow, in the same year. The Canadian air force was formed in 1920 as the Canadian Air Force (a Reserve organization), and received Permanent Force status and
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  • Lieutenant Colonel I.C. Hope
    = former Commanding Officer Canadian Battle Group (Task Force Orion) = ...y. He then commanded platoons in the 2nd Battalion in Germany and in [[the Canadian Airborne Regiment]] in Petawawa, Ontario. As the exchange officer to the [
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  • Beret Colours
    == Army/Land == '''The standard army beret colour is CF Green'''. This beret is worn by every soldier of the la
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  • Frequently Asked Questions
    The following threads on the army.ca forum may prove to be helpful: * [https://army.ca/forums/index.php/topic,17703.0.html Recruiting FAQ]
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  • 14th Canadian Hussars (RCAC)
    ...style="background:black; color:white"|'''<div style="font-size: 80%"> 14th Canadian Hussars (RCAC)</div>''' == '''14th Canadian Hussars (RCAC)''' ==
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  • Infantry Battalion
    ...attalion identifies first with its regiment, and secondly with the [[Royal Canadian Infantry Corps]]. ...by their historic title, for example - 1st Battalion, Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry for example, or 1 PPCLI in short form.
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  • Class B Reserve Service
    ...the Royal Canadian Sea Cadets, the Royal Canadian Army Cadets or the Royal Canadian Air Cadets;
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  • 427 Special Operations Aviation Squadron
    ...) located at CFB Petawawa, Ontario, has the principal role of supporting [[Canadian Special Operations Force Command]] units. The Squadron is equipped with [[C ...ns aviation role, whether in support of domestic operations, or supporting Canadian special operations forces in missions abroad.
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  • Primary Reserve
    == The Canadian Forces Primary Reserve == [[Army Reserve Units (by Location)]]
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  • Engineer
    ...[[Canadian Military Engineers]] that is unique to the [[Land Force Command|Army]]. The non-commisioned counterpart of the Engineer is the [[Combat Enginee
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  • 14th Canadian Hussars (RCAC) Historical
    = 14th Canadian Hussars (RCAC) = During the First World War, the regiment recruited the 5th Battalion Canadian Expeditionary Force when it was formed in September 1914. It later provide
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  • Chief Warrant Officer C.A. White
    ...in Winnipeg, Manitoba. Two years later he was posted to 2 Commando of the Canadian Airborne Regiment in Petawawa, Ontario, where he earned promotions to Maste ...t Officer, he was tasked as the Team Warrant Officer of the Sky Hawks, the Canadian Forces Parachute Team, and worked in this capacity for an additional two ye
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  • HLVW
    ...variants of this vehicle are currently serving in the Canadian Forces. The Army uses the HLVW to help support a wide variety of missions including territor Certain Canadian modifications were installed on the vehicle, including camouflage net stora
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  • Armour
    ...ur is one of the [[The Combat Arms|combat arms]] of the [[CF Organization|Canadian Forces]] . ...:Rcdtank.jpg|right|400px|thumb|[[Leopard MBT|Leopard]] tank of [[The Royal Canadian Dragoons]]. Photo courtesy Tpr K.J.Langille, RCD Archives & Collection.]]
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  • Feedback
    http://Army.ca/info/contacts.php You may also want to leave a message on the Canadian Army Forums, located at:
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  • Carl G (SRAAWM)
    ...Carl Gustav, the older M2 is on issue to almost every regular and reserve army unit and the newer lightweight M3 is held by the light infantry. ...it will have a place on the battlefield for many more years. The Canadian army has several types of ammunition for the Carl Gustav. The FFV 551 High Explo
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  • PEIR Historical
    ...36th PEI Light Horse and they supplied many volunteers to the 5th and 6th Canadian Mounted Rifles, CEF. The 4th Regiment Garrison Artillery was redesignated the PEI Heavy Brigade Canadian Garrison Arillery prior to WW I.
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  • NATO Army Rank Comparison
    of selected NATO Army Ranks</span></u></b><span lang=EN-CA style='font-family: .... This individual is designated as follows in the US Sergeant Major of the Army<br>
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  • Operations
    The Canadian Army continues to participate in a variety of [[Operation]]s around the world. *[[Canadian Operations in Afghanistan since 2001]]
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  • Land Forces Equipment
    ...Armed Forces. LFC maintains bases across Canada and is responsible for the Army Reserve, often referred to as the "militia".
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  • Hackle
    ...adge, with hackle, for soldiers of the Royal Welsh Regiment of the British Army. Hackles are worn in many different shapes, sizes and colours dependent on ...is a feather plume attached to the headdress by some units of the Canadian Army in certain circumstances as described below. Hackles are neither "battle ho
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