15th Field Regiment
The Royal Regiment of Canadian Artillery
1958
as at 25 October 1958
Sub-units
31st Field Battery, RCA
​85th Field Battery, RCA
158th Field Battery, RCA
Band of the 15th Field Regiment, RCA
Key Appointments
Promotions and Appointments
Major Francis Cassillis (Bud) Garrett is promoted Acting Lieutenant-Colonel and appointed Commanding officer 15th Field Artillery Regiment on 1 October 1958. Lieutenant-Colonel William Sydney Jackson is transferred to 24 Militia Group Headquarters and appointed chief administrative officer.
New Members
Sergeant CF Andrews​
Governor-General Salute
The Regiment fires a wet salute for the Governor General, Vincent Massey. Vincent Massey was the first Canadian born Governor General.
The weather was better in Victoria, but the Gun Drill was a little off.
Drill Team Competition - May 1958
It's unclear whether the photographs are from the 15th Field Regiment or the 43rd Medium Anti-Aircraft Regiment. The format appears to be a 12 man section under command of a Sergeant with a Warrant Officer Class II and a Captain in an authoritarian position above them. The Warrant Officer Class I is keeping track of their performance on his clipboard. I wonder who won?
Summer Training
Members of the unit participated in special duty training in lieu of Camp Training with No 2 Royal Canadian Horse Artillery from 12 to 23 June 1958.
Tea Dance
The 15th Field Regiment hosts a Tea Dance at the Bessborough Armoury in honour of the Debutantes coming out.​
Recruiting
The need for new members is constant.
Regimental Band Mace
The Honororary presents the Bandmaster with a new mace during a period which also featured presentations of the Canadian Forces Decoration to Captain John Lansdell and Captain Ted Hoskinson.
Lists 
The following pages contain additional information relating to the 15th Field Artillery Regiment, RCA
Honours and Awards
Trophies
Commanding Officers and Regimental Sergeants Major
Honoraries
Battery Commanders and Battery Sergeants Major
Band Appointments
Nominal Roll
Guns of the Regiment
Memorial Page