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authorities, and support international aid programs. Military engineers’ responsibilities encompass the use of demolitions and land mines, the design, construction and maintenance of defensive works and fortifications, urban operations (hostile room entry), breaching obstacles, establishing/maintaining lines of communication, and bridging. They also provide water, power and other utilities, provide fire, aircraft crash and rescue services, hazardous material operations, and develop maps and other engineering intelligence. In addition, military engineers are experts in deception and concealment, as well as in the design and development of equipment necessary to carry out these operations. The official role of the combat engineer is to allow friendly troops to live, move and fight on the battlefield and deny that to the enemy.
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Canadian Engineers expanded dramatically in size to support Canada's war effort. On August 31, 1939, the Permanent Force engineers included 50 officers (with 14 seconded to other branches of the Canadian Army) and 323 other ranks; the maximum size of the Corps was reached in 1944,
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Canadian Military Engineers have no patron saint but Engineers often take part in artillery celebrations honouring St. Barbara, the patron saint of the artillery. Engineers, along with the artillery and miners, celebrate her feast day on December 4. St. Barbara is the patroness of artillerymen,
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The cap badge came to its current form after unification. Since the Royal
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that lay within
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Canadian Armed Forces. As such the Royal Canadian Engineers, Royal Canadian Navy Civil Engineers and Royal Canadian Air Force Construction Division were amalgamated. However, the new branch went under the name Royal Canadian Engineers until 1973 when the branch was officially named as the
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The mission of the
Canadian Military Engineers is to contribute to the survival, mobility, and combat effectiveness of the Canadian Armed Forces. Their roles are to conduct combat operations, support the Canadian Forces in war and peace, support national development, provide assistance to civil
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they were accompanied by field companies of the
Canadian Engineers (men recruited into the service after the start of the war were part of the Militia branch and not the regulars). These troops were responsible for the construction of defences, sanitation systems, water supplies, bridging, and
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to bless the
Canadian Military Engineers. May our bridges always stand, and our charges never fail, our members be ever loyal, and our officers worthy of their loyalty. May we work diligently in all our purposes and be skilled in our trades; steadfast for King and Country everywhere.
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is responsible for the conduct of 85 different courses that span all ranks and occupations within the Field, Construction and Airfield Engineer organizations. CFSME is the Canadian Forces Centre of Excellence in Engineer Training and home of the Engineers.
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The present day structure of army field units was set on 17 June 1977 with the creation of 1 Combat Engineer Regiment (1 CER), 2 CER, 4 ESR and 5 CER. The new regiments were each created from one of the squadrons of the former 1 Field Engineer Regiment.
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From shortly after their creation until 1967, the Royal Canadian Engineers had a nearly identical cap badge to the Royal Engineers. This consisted of the Cipher of the Reigning monarch, surrounded by the Garter, surmounted by the crown with the words
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From the 1960s to the late 1980s or early 1990s, the branch badge was enamel-highlighted cast metal with a prong-type slider to attach to both the beret and forage cap. The collar dogs (worn only on army uniforms after introduction of
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required considerable use of engineers for road clearance, explosive ordnance disposal, heavy equipment, and combat support. By the end of the deployment 16 members of the RCE were killed in Afghanistan.
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The role of the Canadian Military Engineers has been expanding. The regular force component has been expanding the size of their units, due to the current missions of the Canadian Armed Forces.
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that means "hello," "goodbye," "peace be with you," and similar sentiments. This salutation was used in the Ungava region of northern Quebec and shares the same derivation as Fort Chimo (today
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The present CME flag was created at the time of unification. It measures six "units" long by three "units" high, and is in the colours of brick red and royal blue.
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built in 2004 by members of the 2nd Field Engineer Regiment of Toronto to commemorate the 100th Anniversary of the Canadian Military Engineers
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fireworks manufacturers, firemen, stonemasons, against sudden death, against fires, and against storms (especially lightning storms).
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squadrons were reorganized into combat engineer regiments. Three Canadian brigade groups had more than one engineer unit, and one (
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also appears, a motto inherited by engineers and artillery in the Canadian military from their British forebears.
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in its ranks from 1953 to 1968. During its 15 years in existence, the band performed for members of the
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Two military engineers with bagpipes in front of the Canadian Engineers Building at Hastings Park, 1915.
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before its name in 1932. On 29 April 1936, the Militia and Permanent components were joined to form the
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from Inuktitut. On April 1, 1946, the Canadian Army assumed responsibility for the portions of the
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assisting with trench raids. Canadian Engineers also served in the Middle East fighting the Turks.
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One of the first tasks completed by the engineers after the declaration of war upon
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Colonel Henry Lloyd Meuser (Acting Chief Engineer, 21 July 1945 – 31 December 1945)
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underneath enemy trenches, with which to plant explosives to destroy them. At the
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on the scroll at the bottom, and surrounded by maple leaves instead of laurels.
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2103:"The Band of the Royal Canadian Engineers | Canadian Military Engineers"
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all served as previous colonels-in-chief of the Royal Canadian Engineers.
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had the Royal Canadian Engineers created under the leadership of a former
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The History of the Corps of Royal Canadian Engineers, vol. II (1936–1946)
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2nd Chemical Warfare Company (in Canada, September 1942 – 31 August 1943)
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1st Chemical Warfare Company (in Canada, September 1942 – 31 August 1943)
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terminology. The following units were deployed in Canada and in Europe:
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Brigadier Allister Thompson MacLean (20 October 1943 – 1 September 1944)
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King George V granted the CME the same mottoes as the Royal Engineers.
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The formation patch worn by Royal Canadian Engineers attached to the
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16 Engineer Squadron (Training and Recruiting) (Westmount, Quebec)
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until it gained full strength. Both squadrons are now subunits of
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The senior officers of the Corps in World War II were as follows:
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for actions on 8 October 1918 at Canal de I'Escaut, north-east of
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Brigadier Colin Alexander Campbell (27 July 1944 – 23 April 1945)
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Montreal: one company (1st Volunteer Militia Engineering Company)
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Brigadier Dudley Kingdon Black (2 September 1944 – 16 June 1945)
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by Major Hugh Macdonald, the unit's padre. It goes as follows:
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Brigadier John Despard Christian (24 April 1945 – 17 July 1945)
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Brigadier James Learmont Melville (6 April 1942 – October 1943)
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Brigadier James Learmont Melville (24 June 1943 – October 1943)
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Brigadier Geoffrey Walsh (13 February 1944 – 1 September 1944)
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38 CBG previously had 21st Field Engineer Squadron, based in
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The CME/RCE has various equipment for use in supporting the
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having the honour of publicly recognizing the perpetuation.
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Corps of Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers
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Brigadier Geoffrey Walsh (2 September 1944 – 20 July 1945)
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bestowed on the organization the right to use the prefix
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Royal Regiment of Canadian Artillery#Order of precedence
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and did not use enamel). In bilingual format, the words
441:-sized units in the two armoured divisions were called "
357:, Cardiff of Sapper CE Avery, who died a week after the
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the Canadian Engineers have ever received was earned by
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Engineering and support vehicles of the Canadian Forces
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Brigadier William Norman Archibald Bostock (1943–1944)
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was brought back for the army element of the branch.
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when it included 210 officers and 6283 other ranks.
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for 'everywhere, CHIMO is also often used.')
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1764:56 Engineer Squadron and Regimental Headquarters (
249:officer cadet, Lieutenant-Colonel Paul Weatherbe.
4831:Military units and formations established in 1903
1985:List of Canadian organizations with royal prefix
1275:Construction Engineering and Management Squadron
261:Canadian engineers building a bridge across the
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1630:47 Engineer Squadron (Training and Recruiting)
1251:Canadian Forces School of Military Engineering
1210:Canadian Forces School of Military Engineering
1204:Canadian Forces School of Military Engineering
288:When the 1st Division arrived on the front in
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737:No.1 Tunnelling Company R.C.E. (in Gibraltar)
273:in 1914 was for the rapid development of the
214:Local militia engineering companies 1855–1903
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1058:The CME/RCE greeting or toast is "chimo" (
801:Brigadier Allister Thompson MacLean (1943)
787:Brigadier Alan Burton Connelly (1943–1944)
4826:Administrative corps of the Canadian Army
2553:Commander of the Royal Canadian Air Force
4846:Canadian Armed Forces personnel branches
3266:31 Combat Engineer Regiment (The Elgins)
2300:Canadian Armed Forces personnel branches
1586:31 Combat Engineer Regiment (The Elgins)
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1464:195 Aircraft Rescue Fire Fighting Flight
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1003:(Latin, "Whither right and glory lead")
822:Post-Korea, Unification and the Cold War
663:10th Field Park Company (unit code 1210)
3140:Canadian Army Command and Staff College
2006:
1671:4 Engineer Squadron (Westmount, Quebec)
861:On 1 February 1968, the Canadian Army,
694:3rd Field (Reproduction) Survey Company
405:. On this date the Militia adopted the
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2157:: CS1 maint: archived copy as title (
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3150:Canadian Army Advanced Warfare Centre
2558:Canadian Forces chief warrant officer
2331:Communications and Electronics Branch
1954:Communications and Electronics Branch
1450:19 Construction Engineering Squadron
705:1st Mechanical Equipment Park Company
651:First Canadian Army Troops Engineers
369:, CEF, was assigned to the CME, with
116:: To fight as infantry when required.
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2543:Commander of the Royal Canadian Navy
2401:Royal Regiment of Canadian Artillery
2067:Canadian Forces General Order 079/22
1990:Royal Engineers, Columbia Detachment
1278:Explosive Ordnance Disposal Squadron
1188:at home and on deployment overseas.
1153:The Engineer Prayer was created for
928:in 2012, which was a subunit of the
750:Chief Engineer, First Canadian Army
365:On 1 June 2022, the perpetuation of
4730:Topics by provinces and territories
2970:C15 Long Range Sniper Weapon (LRSW)
1461:191 Construction Engineering Flight
1263:Field Engineering Training Squadron
668:2nd Canadian Army Troops Engineers
660:23rd Field Company (unit code 1209)
657:20th Field Company (unit code 1208)
2204:. National Defence. Archived from
1918:192 Construction Engineer Flight (
1911:144 Construction Engineer Flight (
1904:143 Construction Engineer Flight (
1887:14 Construction Engineer Squadron
1485:Mapping And Charting Establishment
1383:48 Combat Service Support Squadron
1269:Reserve Engineer Training Squadron
1042:distinctive environmental uniforms
798:Chief Engineer, II Canadian Corps
654:5th Field Company (unit code 1207)
300:in the war was to dig tunnels for
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3607:Federal Dependencies of Venezuela
3061:LG1 Mark II 105 mm towed howitzer
2762:Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps
2610:Royal Military College Saint-Jean
2574:Canadian Joint Operations Command
1897:91 Construction Engineer Flight (
1811:North Vancouver, British Columbia
1436:8 Construction Engineer Squadron
1422:4 Construction Engineer Squadron
949:Corps of Royal Canadian Engineers
781:(25 December 1940 – 6 April 1942)
774:Chief Engineer, I Canadian Corps
403:Corps of Royal Canadian Engineers
195:Corps of Royal Canadian Engineers
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2406:Special Operations Forces Branch
2391:Royal Canadian Logistics Service
2079:Kerry, A. J. and McDill, W. A.,
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895:Royal Military College of Canada
702:1st Mechanical Equipment Company
247:Royal Military College of Canada
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3815:Former colonies and territories
3066:M777 lightweight 155mm howitzer
2533:Vice Chief of the Defence Staff
2376:Royal Canadian Chaplain Service
2321:Canadian Forces Military Police
720:No. 1 Railway Operating Company
685:No. 1 Workshop and Park Company
326:3rd Canadian Tunnelling Company
322:2nd Canadian Tunnelling Company
318:1st Canadian Tunnelling Company
3750:Post-Confederation (1867–1914)
2945:C6 general purpose machine gun
2783:Structure of the Canadian Army
2548:Commander of the Canadian Army
2396:Royal Canadian Medical Service
723:No. 1 Railway Workshop Company
688:1st Field (Air) Survey Company
589:8th Canadian Infantry Division
566:7th Canadian Infantry Division
543:6th Canadian Infantry Division
527:5th Canadian Armoured Division
511:4th Canadian Armoured Division
492:3rd Canadian Infantry Division
473:2nd Canadian Infantry Division
454:1st Canadian Infantry Division
385:Cypher used from 1953 to 1967.
1:
3145:Peace Support Training Centre
3099:Coyote Reconnaissance Vehicle
2386:Royal Canadian Infantry Corps
2371:Royal Canadian Armoured Corps
2173:"38 Combat Engineer Regiment"
874:Canadian Military Engineers.
779:Charles Sumner Lund Hertzberg
757:(6 April 1942 – 23 June 1943)
755:Charles Sumner Lund Hertzberg
717:2nd Road Construction Company
714:1st Road Construction Company
199:Corps du génie royal canadien
3591:United States Virgin Islands
3536:Collectivity of Saint Martin
2737:History of the Canadian Army
1947:Canadian Military Engineers
1920:Aldergrove, British Columbia
1840:Chilliwack, British Columbia
1500:Canadian Forces Fire Academy
367:No. 2 Construction Battalion
4821:Canadian Military Engineers
3795:Crown and Indigenous people
3311:41 Combat Engineer Regiment
3306:39 Combat Engineer Regiment
3301:38 Combat Engineer Regiment
3296:37 Combat Engineer Regiment
3291:36 Combat Engineer Regiment
3286:35 Combat Engineer Regiment
3281:34 Combat Engineer Regiment
3276:33 Combat Engineer Regiment
3271:32 Combat Engineer Regiment
3261:8th Field Engineer Regiment
3251:4 Engineer Support Regiment
2647:Weapons of mass destruction
2411:Training Development Branch
2381:Royal Canadian Dental Corps
2326:Canadian Military Engineers
1850:41 Combat Engineer Regiment
1833:Cranbrook, British Columbia
1806:39 Combat Engineer Regiment
1776:38 Combat Engineer Regiment
1742:37 Combat Engineer Regiment
1711:36 Combat Engineer Regiment
1689:35 Combat Engineer Regiment
1660:34 Combat Engineer Regiment
1638:33 Combat Engineer Regiment
1616:32 Combat Engineer Regiment
1559:34 Combat Engineer Regiment
1471:1 Engineering Support Unit
1362:4 Engineer Support Regiment
1102:
934:38 Combat Engineer Regiment
930:North Saskatchewan Regiment
844:Governors General of Canada
371:4 Engineer Support Regiment
314:British Expeditionary Force
176:Canadian Military Engineers
33:Canadian Military Engineers
4872:
4851:Military history of Canada
4685:Provincial and territorial
4608:Inventions and discoveries
3745:British Canada (1763–1867)
3631:San Andrés and Providencia
3256:5 Combat Engineer Regiment
3246:2 Combat Engineer Regiment
3241:1 Combat Engineer Regiment
3081:Armoured fighting vehicles
2752:Military History of Canada
2528:Chief of the Defence Staff
2361:Personnel Selection Branch
2259:Canadian Forces Recruiting
1913:Pictou County, Nova Scotia
1759:Fredericton, New Brunswick
1751:Fredericton, New Brunswick
1415:58 Administration Squadron
1391:5 Combat Engineer Regiment
1354:28 Administration Squadron
1330:2 Combat Engineer Regiment
1322:18 Administration Squadron
1295:1 Combat Engineer Regiment
308:, and particularly at the
4774:
3911:Newfoundland and Labrador
3599:
3576:Saint Pierre and Miquelon
3352:Military of North America
3236:
3163:
3056:C3 close support howitzer
3000:C13 fragmentation grenade
2817:Mechanized brigade groups
2655:
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2306:
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1945:
1937:
1345:24 Field Squadron (Light)
1155:2 Field Engineer Regiment
947:In April 2013, the title
941:deployment in Afghanistan
907:38 Canadian Brigade Group
850:, and American President
285:was deployed to England.
50:
37:
3586:Turks and Caicos Islands
2502:Royal Canadian Air Force
2469:Royal Canadian Air Force
1941:Royal Canadian Artillery
1906:Bridgewater, Nova Scotia
1891:Bridgewater, Nova Scotia
1766:St. John's, Newfoundland
1747:St. John's, Newfoundland
1532:Naval Construction Troop
1014:Royal Canadian Engineers
1000:Quo fas et gloria ducunt
867:Royal Canadian Air Force
834:The branch maintained a
691:2nd Field Survey Company
180:Génie militaire canadien
40:Génie militaire canadien
18:Royal Canadian Engineers
4856:Military engineer corps
3845:Persons of significance
3840:National Historic Sites
2955:Browning-HP 9 mm pistol
2356:Naval Operations Branch
2316:Cadet Instructors Cadre
1796:Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
1409:53 Light Field Squadron
1377:43 Counter IED Squadron
1351:26 Counter IED Squadron
1287:Administration Squadron
1218:Oromocto, New Brunswick
680:11th Field Park Company
537:4th Field Park Squadron
521:6th Field Park Squadron
3740:New France (1534–1763)
3508:British Virgin Islands
3155:Combat Training Centre
2757:Fort Frontenac Library
1876:33 Engineer Squadron (
1865:25 Engineer Squadron (
1838:54 Engineer Squadron (
1827:44 Engineer Squadron (
1794:46 Engineer Squadron (
1787:31 Engineer Squadron (
1730:45 Engineer Squadron (
1723:20 Engineer Squadron (
1604:48 Engineer Squadron (
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955:Customs and traditions
898:
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638:8th Field Park Company
616:9th Field Park Company
583:5th Field Park Company
560:7th Field Park Company
505:3rd Field Park Company
486:1st Field Park Company
467:2nd Field Park Company
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337:Captain C. N. Mitchell
266:
222:Halifax: two companies
198:
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128:Arcadia, New Brunswick
57:Personnel branch badge
39:
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3855:Territorial evolution
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3513:Caribbean Netherlands
3455:Saint Kitts and Nevis
3005:M203 grenade launcher
2803:5th Canadian Division
2798:4th Canadian Division
2793:3rd Canadian Division
2788:2nd Canadian Division
2453:Canadian Armed Forces
2366:Public Affairs Branch
2311:Air Operations Branch
1757:1 Engineer Squadron (
1676:Rouyn-Noranda, Quebec
1674:9 Engineer Squadron (
1597:7 Engineer Squadron (
1556:
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283:1st Canadian Division
260:
191:Canadian Armed Forces
85:Canadian Armed Forces
3926:Prince Edward Island
3026:Carl Gustav SRAAW(M)
2935:C9 light machine gun
2538:Armed Forces Council
1899:Gander, Newfoundland
1725:Halifax, Nova Scotia
1703:15 Engineer Squadron
1700:10 Engineer Squadron
1316:17 Armoured Squadron
1096:is derived from the
641:2nd Drilling Company
619:1st Drilling Company
306:Battle of Vimy Ridge
184:military engineering
95:Military engineering
4281:Firearms regulation
3603:dependent territory
3470:Trinidad and Tobago
3365:Antigua and Barbuda
3230:order of precedence
2940:C7 rifle/C8 carbine
2747:First Canadian Army
2492:Royal Canadian Navy
2474:Royal Canadian Navy
2341:Intelligence Branch
1931:Order of precedence
1824:, British Columbia)
1818:6 Engineer Squadron
1732:Sydney, Nova Scotia
1694:Quebec City, Quebec
1652:5 Engineer Squadron
1649:3 Engineer Squadron
1627:2 Engineer Squadron
1599:St. Thomas, Ontario
1591:St. Thomas, Ontario
1570:
1549:Reserve Force units
1523:, British Columbia
1456:, British Columbia
1412:55 Support Squadron
1380:45 Support Squadron
1348:25 Support Squadron
1319:15 Support Squadron
1235:
1230:Regular Force units
914:Flin Flon, Manitoba
863:Royal Canadian Navy
856:Royal Canadian Navy
647:First Canadian Army
591:in Pacific Command
534:10th Field Squadron
423:First Canadian Army
231:Quebec: one company
228:Ottawa: one company
4462:Population centres
3405:Dominican Republic
2523:Commander-in-Chief
2179:. 25 February 2013
1789:Winnipeg, Manitoba
1781:Winnipeg, Manitoba
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965:Queen Elizabeth II
922:Winnipeg, Manitoba
899:
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674:33rd Field Company
671:32nd Field Company
635:31st Field Company
632:30th Field Company
629:29th Field Company
613:14th Field Company
610:13th Field Company
607:12th Field Company
597:24th Field Company
594:21st Field Company
580:27th Field Company
577:23rd Field Company
574:15th Field Company
557:26th Field Company
554:25th Field Company
551:20th Field Company
531:1st Field Squadron
518:9th Field Squadron
515:8th Field Squadron
502:18th Field Company
499:16th Field Company
483:11th Field Company
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3486:other territories
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2975:C3A1 sniper rifle
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1606:Waterloo, Ontario
1563:Westmount, Quebec
1546:
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1475:Kingston, Ontario
1406:52 Field Squadron
1403:51 Field Squadron
1374:42 Field Squadron
1342:23 Field Squadron
1313:13 C-IED Squadron
1310:12 Field Squadron
1307:11 Field Squadron
1161:Almighty God, we
852:Lyndon B. Johnson
625:II Canadian Corps
496:6th Field Company
480:7th Field Company
477:2nd Field Company
464:4th Field Company
461:3rd Field Company
458:1st Field Company
277:training site in
265:, France, in 1918
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1281:Army Dive Centre
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3370:Bahamas
3186:Commons
3133:Schools
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2730:History
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1871:Alberta
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439:company
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