Nominal Roll Cla - Con
Clare, Thomas; Born Cheshire, England 4 Feb 1865 ; married Beata Vaughan Sep 1891; North Vancouver commercial traveler; attested 68th Overseas Depot Field Battery as a Gunner 22 Feb 1916; assigned regimental #331618; embarked Halifax 28 Apr 1916 on S.S. Olympic; disembarked Liverpool 7 May 1916; transferred to Reserve Brigade Shorncliffe, 8 May 1917; appointed Acting Corporal on Police duty 19 Jan 1917; reverts to Gunner at own request 19 Apr 1917; transferred to 2nd Heavy Battery and proceeded to France 24 Apr 1917; hospitalized 27 Nov 1917; embarked Liverpool and invalided to Canada 18 May 1918; discharged 5 Jun 1918; deceased 27 Dec 1929; interred Nanaimo Municipal Cemetery, Nanaimo, BC.
BWM, VM
BWM, VM
Clark, Allan M; Taken on strength 102nd Coast Regiment, RCA; Captain 1950.
Clark, Andrew Philip; Taken on strength as a Musician in 15th Field Artillery Regiment, RCA 30 May 1985; qualified General Military Training 11 Jul 1985; qualified TQ1 Trombone 2 Aug 1985; promoted Bombardier 1 Jun 1986; qualified BTT Euphonium 15 Aug 1987; qualified Junior Leaders Course 13 Jun 1989; qualified TQ2 Euphonium 31 Aug 1989; released 10 Feb 1993.
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Clark, Andrew William Randell; Taken on strength as a Gunner in 15th Field Artillery Regiment, RCA 29 Jan 2004; awarded the Gunner Douglas Corsor Jr. memorial trophy in 2006; Bombardier from 2014 to 2019.
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Clark, D M; Taken on strength 43rd Medium Anti-Aircraft Regiment, RCA; regimental #K416180; 211 Battery 1958; Gunner 1958.
Clark, David Stephan; Taken on strength 15th Field Artillery Regiment, RCA 1 Mar 1977; released 3 May 1977.
Clark (Clarke), Donna Flora; Taken on strength 15th Field Regiment, RCA on transfer from 111 Manning Depot CA (M) 18 Jan 1957; struck off strength on release 1 Dec 1957.
Clark, Duncan James; Taken on strength in 15th Coast Regiment, RCA 24 Oct 1946; appointed Acting Bombardier 21 Nov 1946.
Clark, F H S; On 1947-1967 list of reunion invitees.
Clark, Geoffrey; Taken on strength 15th Field Regiment, RCA with former service in Canadian Army (R) 19 Nov 1957; struck off strength on release 15 Mar 1958.
Clark, Geoffrey Stephen; Taken on strength 15th Field Regiment, RCA on enrolment 15 May 1956.
Clark, Harold John; Born London, Ontario 23 Sep 1891; Vancouver clerk; attested 68th Overseas Field Depot Battery as a Gunner 21 Feb 1916; assigned regimental #331617; embarked Halifax 28 Apr 1916 on S.S. Olympic; disembarked Liverpool 7 May 1916; transferred to 2nd Battery, Reserve Brigade, Canadian Field Artillery, Shorncliffe 8 May 1916; transferred to 1st Canadian Divisional Ammunition Column and proceeded to France 21 Sep 1916; transferred to 2nd Canadian Field Artillery Brigade, 2 Oct 1916; granted 14 days leave to England 15 Nov 1917; proceeded to England 12 Mar 1919; embarked Southhampton 12 Apr 1919 on S.S. Olympic; discharged 23 Apr 1919; employed Canadian Pacific Railway Seattle WA; married Annie Elizabeth Stafford 20 Apr 1927, deceased Nov 1983.
BWM, VM
BWM, VM
Clark, Harry Mackenzie; Born Victoria, BC 20 Jul 1896; interested in dentistry; experience with High School Cadets; attested Canadian Overseas Expeditionary Force 3 May 1916; assigned regimental #332822; Driver in 60th Battery 15th Overseas Brigade, Canadian Field Artillery; embarked Halifax on S.S. Cameronia 11 Sep 1916; disembarked Liverpool 22 Sep 1916; absorbed by 60th Battery, 14th Brigade, Canadian Field Artillery, Milford Camp 22 Jan 1917; proceeded to France 21 Aug 1917; invalided sick and posted to Canadian Artillery Regimental Depot 28 Sepp 1918; embarked R.M.S. Olympic and proceeded to Canada 9 Jan 1919; discharged 24 Jul 1919; qualified for employment as dental officer 11 Dec 1939; married Freda Dorothy South 7 Mar 1945; listed as missing person by Vancouver City Police 19 Apr 1954.
BWM, VM
BWM, VM
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Clark, Jack; Taken on strength 85th Heavy Battery, 15th (Vancouver) Coast Brigade, RCA; Sergeant on Yorke Island.
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Clark, John Gibson; Taken on strength as a Gunner with 58th Battery, 15th (Vancouver) Coast Regiment, RCA NPAM 7 Aug 1940; assigned regimental number V9909; assigned new regimental number K416538.
Clark, M R; Taken on strength 15th Field Regiment, RCA ; Private in 31 Battery in 1969.
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Clark, Norman Bailey; Born Montreal, Que. 4 Mar 1914; 29th Battalion, NPAM; Evelyn Margurete Wheeler 18 Aug 1935, 15 Brigade, Canadian Field Artillery, RCA, NPAM; 31 Heavy Battery, 15th (Vancouver) Coast Brigade, RCA, CASF; 3rd Medium Regiment, RCA, CASF; died of wounds 8 Aug 1944; interred Beny-Sur-Mer Canadian War Cemetery, Reviers, France.
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Clark, Phillip Henry; Taken on strength 15th Field Regiment, RCA on enrolment 15 May 1956; struck off strength on release 15 May 1958.
Clark, P L; Taken on strength 15th Field Artillery Regiment, RCA; Private in 85 Battery in 1969.
Clark, Robert Scott; Born Scotstown, Quebec 11 Sep 1890; Regina streetcar worker; experience as a Private with the 7th Hussars of Quebec; attested Canadian Overseas Expeditionary Force 28 Mar 1916; assigned regimental #328985; embarked Halifax S.S. Cameronia 11 Sep 1916; disembarked Liverpool 22 Sep 1916; hospitalized Aldershot 20 Oct 1916; taken on strength as a Gunner in Headquarters 15th Brigade, Canadian Field Artillery in 1916; now known as 14th Brigade, Canadian Field Artillery 22 Jan 1917; proceeded to France; wounded (gassed) in the field 20 May 1918 and hospitalized; proceeded to Canada 21 Dec 1918; discharged 21 Jun 1919; deceased 13 January 1962; interred Riverside Memorial Park Cemetery, Regina, SK.
BWM, VM
BWM, VM
Clark (Clarke), T J M; Taken on strength 210th Battery, 15th Field Artillery Regiment, RCA; Lieutenant in in 1962.
Clark, William Ernest; Born Dundee, Scotland 12 Sep 1918; Vancouver broker; 1st Forfar Volunteer Artillery; attested Vancouver Volunteer Reserve, Boorman's Battery as a Gunner 9 Jul 1915; assigned regimental #301012; reinforcement to the 2nd Battery, Reserve Brigade, Shorncliffe Camp; transferred to 30th Battery, 8th Howitzer Brigade, 1 Oct 1915; proceeded to France 18 Jan 1916; confirmed Bombardier 4 Mar 1916; promoted to Sergeant 31 Aug 1916; granted 10 days leave 13 Jan 1917; attached to First Army Artillery School for Instruction 1 Feb 1917; transferred to Reserve Brigade, Shorncliffe Camp 20 Feb 1917; posted to 5th Battery, Shorncliffe Camp 2 Mar 1917; drafted to 2nd Canadian Division Ammunition Column, Shorncliffe Camp 26 Jun 1917; posted to 6th Brigade, Canadian Field Artillery in France, 18 Nov 1917; Killed in Action 31 Mar 1918; interred Bellacourt Military Cemetery, Pas de Calais, France.
BWM, VM
BWM, VM
Clark, William Henry Besant; Born Cambridge, England 20 Nov 1879; Regina cook/baker; attested Canadian Overseas Expeditionary Force 4 Apr 1916, assigned regimental #328964, taken on strength 60th Battery, 15th Brigade, Canadian Field Artillery; appointed Acting Bombardier 4 Sep 1916; embarked Halifax 11 Sep 1916, disembarked Liverpool 22 Sep 1916, to be Acting Sergeant Cook 2 Oct 1916; reverted to the ranks 20 Jan 1917; absorbed by 60th Battery, 14th Brigade, Canadian Field Artillery 22 Jan 1917; proceeded overseas 21 Aug 1917; 14 days leave United Kingdom 25 Dec 1918; returned from leave 21 Jan 1919; sentenced to 7 days Field Punishment #1 for W.O.A.S. and drunkenness 18 Dec 1918; proceeded to England 11 May 1919; to Canada 12 Jun 1919; discharged 26 Jun 1919.
BWM, VM
BWM, VM
Clark, William James; Taken on strength 15th Field Artillery Regiment, RCA 2 Jul 1981; released 31 Jul 1981.
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Clarke, Auguste Bebel (Gus); Born Totnes, England 25 Feb 1911; taken on strength Royal Canadian Artillery World War II; taken on strength and promoted Sergeant in 85 Battery, 15 Coast Regiment, RCA 1 Apr 1946; appointed Acting Warrant Officer Class II in 158 Battery 1 Jun 1947; confirmed Warrant Officer Class II 30 Oct 1951; awarded Canadian Forces Decoration 8 Feb 1954; awarded Brigadier Dumoulin trophy 1961; deceased 13 Jul 1987.
CVSM1, DM, CD |
Clarke, C R; Taken on strength 15th Brigade, Canadian Field Artillery; Corporal in 1923.
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Clarke, Dick; Taken on strength 58th Battery, 15th (Vancouver) Coast Artillery Brigade, RCA; Sergeant in 1941.
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Clarke, Frank William; Taken on strength 15th Field Regiment, RCA with former service in Canadian Army (RF) 5 Mar 1957; struck off strength on release 1 Nov 1958.
Clarke, G P; Taken on strength 201 Battery, 11th (Reserve) Anti-Aircraft Regiment, RCA; allotted regimental #K415823; Gunner 1945.
Clarke, H F; Taken on strength 202 Battery, 11th (Reserve) Anti-Aircraft Regiment, RCA; allotted regimental #K417675; Gunner 1945.
Clarke, J A; Taken on strength 85 Heavy Battery, 15th (Vancouver) Coast Brigade, RCA CASF; Lance Sergeant 30 Aug 1939.
Clarke, James Pope; Born Cape Traverse, Prince Edward Island 7 Nov 1898; Charlottetown cook; experience with the Prince Edward Island Heavy Brigade, Canadian Garrison Artillery, taken on strength as a Gunner with the No. 5 Siege Battery Canadian Garrison Artillery 17 Apr 1916; assigned regimental #1261321; embarked Halifax S.S. Southland 26th Sep 1916, disembarked Liverpool 6 Oct 1916; unit renamed 8th Siege Battery, Canadian Garrison Artillery; landed in France 31 Jul 1917; gassed 29 Jul 1917; transferred to Canadian Artillery Regimental Depot 6 Aug 1917; taken on strength 2nd Brigade 8 Oct 1917; taken on strength Canadian Artillery Regimental Depot 12 Jan 1918; taken on strength Reserve Battery Canadian Garrison Artillery 29 Mar 1918; struck off strength to Canada 9 Jan 1919; discharged 19 Feb 1919; deceased 1945; People's Protestant Cemetery, Charlottetown, PEI.
BWM, VM.
BWM, VM.
Clarke, John; Born Surrey, England 7 Mar 1888; married Ada May Gibbs Apr 1911; Winnipeg street car conductor; attested Canadian Overseas Expeditionary Force 11 Mar 1916; assigned regimental #327946; Driver in 59th Battery, 15th Brigade, Canadian Field Artillery; embarked Halifax on S.S. Cameronia 11 Sep 1916; disembarked Liverpool 22 Sep 1916; absorbed into 14th Brigade, Canadian Field Artillery Milford Camp 22 Jan 1917; proceeded to France 22 Aug 1917; hospitalized (sunstroke) 22 Aug 1918; granted 14 days leave 18 Sep 1918; invalided sick and posted to Canadian Artillery Regimental Depot 31 Mar 1919; proceeded to Canada on S.S. Caronia 25 Jun 1919; discharged 5 Jul 1919; deceased 1972; interred Chapel Lawn Memorial Gardens, Winnipeg, MB.
BWM, VM
BWM, VM
Clarke, John Stanley; Born 30 Jun 1887 Gateshead-on-Tyne, England; a Vancouver accountant; member of Vancouver Volunteer Reserve; attested 68th Overseas Depot Field Battery as a Gunner 21 Feb 1916; assigned regimental #331619; promoted Bombardier 15 Mar 1916; promoted Sergeant 5 Apr 1916; taken on strength 62nd Battery, 15th Brigade, Canadian Field Artillery 24 May 1916; appointed Sergeant 11 Sep 1916; embarked Halifax S.S. Cameronia 16 Sep 1916; disembarked Liverpool 22 Sep 1916; transferred to 82nd Howitzer Battery, 15th Brigade, Canadian Field Artillery, Witley Camp 12 Mar 1917; proceeded overseas 17 Mar 1917; attached to 1st Canadian Divisional Ammunition Column 18 Mar 1917; posted to 2nd Brigade, Canadian Field Artillery 18 Mar 1917; killed in action 4 Nov 1917; interred Oxford Road Cemetery, Belgium.
BWM, VM
BWM, VM
Clarke, Joseph Kyle; Born Vancouver, BC 28 Apr 1896; clerk/salesman; attested 68th Overseas Field Battery, Canadian Field Artillery as a Gunner 9 Sept 1916; assigned regimental #339267; embarked Halifax on S.S. Olympic 15 Dec 1916; disembarked Liverpool and transferred to the Reserve Brigade, Shorncliffe Camp 26-28 Dec 1916; appointed Acting Bombardier in England 30 Mar 1917; transferred to 1st Canadian Division Ammunition Column 19 Apr 1917; proceeded to France and posted to 1st Brigade, Canadian Field Artillery 21 Apr 1917; awarded Military Medal Valenciennes, France 4 Nov 1918; 18th Brigade Educational Officer Dec 1918; promoted Sergeant 10 Feb 1919; embarked Southampton on S.S. Olympic proceeding to Canada and discharged 24 Apr 1919; attended McGil British Columbia Arts program; married Hazel Margaret Borthwick 25 Nov 1925; death of wife 5 Aug 1985; deceased 1 Dec 1988.
MM, BWM, VM
MM, BWM, VM
Clarke, L E; Taken on strength 203 Battery, 11th (Reserve) Anti-Aircraft Regiment, RCA; allotted regimental #K416793; Gunner 1945.
Clarke, Paul Jeffers; Born Lashburn, SK 1 May 1916; taken on strength as a Gunner with 58th Battery, 15th (Vancouver) Coast Regiment, RCA NPAM 31 Jul 1940; assigned regimental number V9908; assigned new regimental number K416537; married Isabel Kelland 2 Aug 1947; deceased 7 Jan 2000; interred Pacific Heritage Cemetery, Burnaby, BC.
Clarke, S T W; Taken on strength 202 Battery, 11th (Reserve) Anti-Aircraft Regiment, RCA; allotted regimental #K416736; Gunner 1945.
Clawson, Harold Kennerly; Born St. John, New Brunswick 10 Jun 1886; Regina loan inspector; attested Canadian Overseas Expeditionary Force 21 Mar 1916; assigned regimental #328888, Acting Bombardier in 60th Battery 15th Brigade Canadian Field Artillery, embarked Halifax 11 Sep 1916, disembarked Liverpool 22 Sep 1916; absorbed by 60th Battery, 14th Brigade, Canadian Field Artillery, Witley Camp 22 Jan 1917; proceeded to France 20 Aug 1917; promoted Corporal; transferred to Canadian Artillery Regimental Depot 30 May 1919; invalided and proceeded to Canada on S.S. Araguaya 30 Jun 1919; disembarked 10 Jul 1919; discharged 25 Sep 1919; married Helen Ducie Church 24 Nov 1919; deceased 18 Feb 1962; interred Burnsland Cemetery, Calgary, AB.
BWM, VM
BWM, VM
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Clayton; On strength as Second Lieutenant 31st Heavy Battery, 15th (Vancouver) Brigade, RCA 1941.
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Clayton, Edward; Born Shropshire, England 25 May 1882; taken on strength 9th Lancers, Boer War; Nanaimo farmer; married Annie; taken on strength Canadian Army Service Corps; appointed Acting Farrier Sergeant 4 Apr 1916; attested Canadian Overseas Expeditionary Force 11 Apr 1916; confirmed rank of Farrier Sergeant 11 Apr 1916; assigned regimental # 1260301; taken on strength Ammunition Column, 15th Brigade, Canadian Field Artillery 15 May 1916; embarked SS Cameronia Halifax 11 Sep 1916; disembarked Liverpool 22 Sep 1916; transferred to 4th Canadian Division Ammunition Column 12 Oct 1916; 4th Division Ammunition Column designated 5th Division Ammunition Column 6 Apr 1917; proceeded overseas 21 Aug 1917; granted 14 days leave to United Kingdom 19 Oct 918; returned from leave 2 Nov 1918; proceeded to England 11 May 1919; embarked RMS Scotian Liverpool 11 Jun 1919; discharged 27 Jun 1919; Northfield ARP Warden in Second World War; Corporal in Pacific Coast Militia Rangers; deceased 23 Feb 1946; interred Nanaimo Cemetery; Nanaimo, BC.
QSA, BWM, VM, CVSM
QSA, BWM, VM, CVSM
Clayton, Thomas; Taken on strength 15th Field Regiment, RCA on enrolment on 19 Apr 1956; struck off strength on release 30 Sep 1956.
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Clearihue, Joseph Badenoch; Born Victoria, BC 20 Dec 1887; Victoria lawyer; Officer Training Cadre Oxford University Oct 1911 until Aug 1912; experience with the 5th (BC) Regiment, Canadian Garrison Artillery 22 Nov 1914; Lieutenant; attested Canadian Overseas Expeditionary Force 12 Aug 1916; 62nd Battery, 15th Brigade, Canadian Field Artillery; embarked Halifax 11 Sep 1916; disembarked Liverpool 22 Sep 1916; transferred to 51st (Howitzer) Battery, 13th Brigade, Canadian Field Artillery 22 Jan 1917; proceeded overseas 24 Aug 1917; on camouflage course 30 Sep 1917; rejoined unit 3 Oct 1917; 1st Army Infantry School course 11 Nov 1917; rejoined unit 16 Dec 1917; with Greene's Group attached to 5th Canadian Division Ammunition Column 24 Dec 1917; rejoined unit 5 Jan 1918; 14 days leave of absence in United Kingdom 4 Aug 1918; rejoined unit 24 Aug 1918; 14 days leave of absence in United Kingdom 19 Jan 1919; on retention in England to be attached Oxford University 2 Feb 1919; awarded Military Cross 2 Apr 1919; taken on strength R Wing pending return to Canada 11 Jun 1919; disembarked Halifax 22 Jul 1919; discharged 27 Jul 1919; awarded Canadian Efficiency Decoration 25 May 1953; elected member of the BC Legislature 1920; Victoria Alderman; First chancellor University of Victoria 1963; deceased 6 Aug 1976; interred Ross Bay Cemetery.
MC, BWM, VM, ED |
Clegg, Peter C; Captain in 209th Battery, 15th Field Artillery Regiment, RCA in 1962.
CD
CD
Clements, J W; Taken on strength 43rd Medium Anti-Aircraft Regiment, RCA; regimental #K416211; 210 Battery 1958; Gunner 1958.
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Clemons, Barrie Alan; Born Vancouver, BC 25 Sep 1928; taken on strength 15th Field Regiment, RCA 11 Mar 1948; appointed Lance Bombardier 16 Sep 1948; appointed Bombardier 1 Jun 1950; appointed Acting Sergeant 14 Jun 1951; Officer Cadet 29 Sep 1951; to be Second Lieutenant 28 Jun 1952; promoted Lieutenant 7 Sep 1955; awarded Canadian Forces Decoration 30 May 1960; Captain 1962; Adjutant 1962; Major 1965; Battery Commander 158 Battery 1965; Lieutenant-Colonel and Commanding Officer from 1969 to 1972; deceased 28 Jun 1994; buried Victory Memorial Park, Surrey BC.
CCM, CD |
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Clerkson, Charles Harold; Born Swanson, Saskatchewan 13 Jan 1921; taken on strength 15th Canadian Field Regiment, RCA; awarded Military Cross 18 Aug 1944; wounded 16 Sep 1944; married Lois Elaine Carter 5 Jun 1946; taken on strength 15th Field Regiment, RCA on enrolment with former service in Canadian Army (A) 20 Sep 1956; recruiting 1959; deceased 5 Oct 2010.
MC, FG, DM, CVSM1, WM |
Clifford, Arthur; Born Nottingham, England 8 Aug 1884; Winnipeg carpenter; attested Canadian Overseas Expeditionary Force 27 May 1916; assigned regimental #327980; Wheelwright in 59th Battery, 15th Brigade, Canadian Field Artillery; embarked Halifax on S.S. Cameronia 11 Sep 1916; disembarked Liverpool 22 Sep 1916; absorbed by the 61st Battery, 14th Brigade, Canadian Field Artillery, Milford Camp 28 Jan 1917; proceeded to France 21 Aug 1917; wounded (back) and hospitalized 8 Apr 1918; left hospital for the Canadian Corps 4 Jun 1918; invalided sick and posted to Canadian Artillery Regimental Depot, Witley Camp 7 Sep 1918; proceeded to Canada on S.S. Melita 21 Feb 1919; disembarked St. John 7 Mar 1919; discharged 3 Apr 1919; emigrated United States of America 7 Jun 1923; naturalized 18 Jan 1929; deceased 11 Aug 1969, Santa Cruz, CA.
BWM, VM
BWM, VM
Clifton, Harvey Bowdler; Taken on strength as a Gunner with 58th Battery 15th (Vancouver) Coast Regiment, RCA NPAM 7 Aug 1940; assigned regimental number V9920; assigned new regimental number K416539; struck off strength on transfer to Supply Column, 6th Division, Royal Canadian Army Service Corps CA(R) 31 Dec 1940.
Clifton, N W; Taken on strength 15th Field Artillery Regiment, RCA; Private in 1970.
Clinton, Thomas; Born 23 Mar 1881, Worcestershire, England; motorman; 5 years Royal Horse Artillery; attested Vancouver Volunteer Reserve, Boorman's Battery, 9 Jul 1915; assigned regimental #301013; 2nd Battery, Reserve Brigade, Canadian Field Artillery, Shorncliffe Camp 30 Jul 1915; transferred to 30th Battery, 8th Howitzer Brigade (later renamed 22nd Battery, 6th Howitzer Brigade) and proceeded to France 18 Jan 1916; promoted to Bombardier 31 Aug 1916; attached to 2nd Canadian Division Gas School for 4 days course, 3 Jan 1917; granted 10 days leave to England 3 Feb 1917; promoted Sergeant 20 May 1917; wounded (SW left arm) and hospitalized 29 Oct 1917; invalided and posted to Canadian Artillery Reinforcement Depot, Witley Camp 7 Nov 1917; transferred to Reserve Brigade 28 Jan 1918; posted to Canadian School of Gunnery 12 Mar 1918; embarked Liverpool H.M.T. Aquitania 18 Jan 1919; disembarked Halifax 24 Jan 1919; discharged 20 Feb 1919; deceased 27 May 1951; interred Mountain View Cemetery, Vancouver, BC.
BWM, VM
BWM, VM
Clough, J; Taken on strength 15th Field Artillery Regiment, RCA; Ex Limber Gunner 18 Mar 1984.
Cloutier, Paul Carter; Taken on strength 15th Field Artillery Regiment, RCA 4 Jul 1977; released 28 Aug 1977.
Clysdale, Troy Richard; Taken on strength as a Gunner in 15th Field Artillery Regiment, RCA 3 May 1984; released 3 Jan 1985.
Coakley, Thomas Francis; Born 12 Apr 1879, Cork, Ireland; Vancouver police officer; 12 years 1st Life Guards; served Boer War; attested 68th Overseas Depot Field Battery as a Gunner, 21 Feb 1916; assigned regimental #331620; embarked Halifax 12 Sep 1916 S.S. Northland; disembarked Liverpool 22 Sep 1916; appointed Acting Sergeant 29 Sep 1916; appointed Acting Sergeant Major 25 Oct 1916; transferred to 4th (later called 5th) Canadian Divisional Ammunition Column, Witley Camp, 1 Nov 1916; reverts to rank of Acting Sergeant at own request 5 Dec 1916; proceeded to France 29 Aug 1917; promoted to rank of Battery Sergeant Major, Warrant Officer Class II, 29 Oct 1917; granted 14 days leave to England 21 Sep 1918; proceeded to England 11 Mar 1919; embarked Liverpool 11 May 1919 R.M.S. Scotian; discharged 27 Jun 1919; mentioned in despatches 22 Aug 1919; married Lilian Hayes 11 Jan 1920; married Alice Ellen Watson 10 Jul 1951; deceased 8 Mar 1964.
BWM, VM, MiD
BWM, VM, MiD
Coates, Paul Leslie; Taken on strength 15th Field Artillery Regiment, RCA 14 Sep 1976; promoted Bombardier on 1 Oct 1977; released 4 May 1978; taken on strength 15 May 1980; transferred to Regular Force on 27 Jul 1980.
Coburn, Pete; Taken on strength 15th (Vancouver) Coast Brigade, RCA; Gunner in 85th Heavy Battery in 1939.
Cochrane, Frank Inches; Born St. John, New Brunswick 19 Feb 1891; Regina mechanic; attested Canadian Overseas Expeditionary Force 3 Apr 1916; assigned regimental #328962; Bombardier in 60th Battery, 15th Brigade, Canadian Field Artillery; embarked Halifax on S.S. Cameronia 11 Sep 1916; disembarked Liverpool 22 Sep 1916; transferred to 131st Siege Battery, Canadian Garrison Artillery, Witley Camp 7 Dec 1916; proceeded to France 19 Apr 1917; transferred to 4th Siege Battery, Canadian Garrison Artillery; granted 14 days leave 19 Mar 1918; promoted Bombardier 9 Mar 1919; proceeded to England 2 Apr 1919; embarked Southampton H.M.T. Mauretania 3 May 1919; disembarked Halifax 9 May 1919; discharged 10 May 1919; deceased 22 Jun 1959; interred Riverside Memorial Park Cemetery, Regina, SK.
BWM, VM
BWM, VM
Cochrane, Hew Grant; Born Compton, Quebec 4 Feb 1888; civil engineer; graduated military college, Kingston, ON 1908; Reserve of Officers 1914; taken on strength Canadian Overseas Expeditionary Force 13 Nov 1914; taken on strength Reserve Brigade, Canadian Field Artillery, Witley Camp 26 Apr 1915; married Anna Emily Beek 11 Aug 1915; transferred to Cavalry Brigade Ammunition Column 22 Jan 1916; proceeded to France 27 Jan 1916; taken on strength Canadian Artillery Pool 28 Jan 1916; transferred to 10th Brigade, Canadian Field Artillery 24 Aug 1916; granted leave to England from 26 Apr to 3 May 1916; granted leave to England 11 to 23 Dec 1916; attached to 9th Brigade, Canadian Field Artillery 28 Feb 1917; transferred to 9th Brigade, Canadian Field Artillery 5 May 1917; Captain in 31 Battery 1 May 1917; transferred to Canadian Artillery Regimental Depot on recall from France 31 Jul 1917; returned to Canada on S.S. Megantic 14 Aug 1917; deceased 9 Aug 1961; interred Lakeview Memorial Gardens, Montreal, QC.
BWM, VM
BWM, VM
Code, W N; Taken on strength 201 Battery 11th (Reserve) Anti-Aircraft Regiment, RCA; allotted regimental #K415703; Gunner 1945.
Co-Dyre, Christopher Thomas; Taken on strength as a Gunner with 15th Field Artillery Regiment, RCA 17 Dec 1983; qualified General Military Training 10 Aug 1984; released 28 Apr 1985.
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Coghlan, Frederick Thomas; Born Guelph, Ontario 19 Apr 1869; dentist; married Rose Hazelton 6 Jan 1899; taken on strength as a Lieutenant in 11th Battery, 1st Brigade of the Non-Permanent Army Militia 1904; promoted Captain 1907; promoted Major 1910; promoted Lieutenant-Colonel Commanding Brigade 1915; organized 29th Battery, Canadian Field Artillery 1915; took command of 11th Howitzer Brigade, Canadian Field Artillery, Canadian Expeditionary Force; embarked Canada 26 Feb 1916; disembarked England 13 Mar 1916; landed in France 15 Jul 1916; to be Acting Lieutenant-Colonel 27 Jan 1917; transferred to 10th Brigade, Canadian Field Artillery on reorganization 25 Mar 1917; relinquished rank of Lieutenant-Colonel 26 Mar 1917; Mentioned in Despatches, London Gazette #30107 9 Apr 1917; taken on strength 8th Brigade, Canadian Field Artillery 6 May 1917; wounded Passchendaele 27 Nov 1917; Mentioned in Despatches, London Gazette #30448 28 Dec 1917; awarded Distinguished Service Order 1 Jan 1918; posted 8th Army Brigade, Canadian Field Artillery 30 Jan 1918; to be Acting Lieutenant Colonel 5 Mar 1918; posted 9th Brigade, Canadian Field Artillery 13 Mar 1918; awarded Croix de Guerre (France) 11 Mar 1919; struck off strength to Canada 19 Mar 1919; taken on strength #2 D.D. 31 Mar 1919; struck off strength medically unfit 24 Apr 1919; Lieutenant-Colonel and Commanding Officer 15th Brigade, Canadian Field Artillery from 1920 to 1924; deceased 9 Apr 1944; interred Mountain View Cemetery, Vancouver, BC.
DSO, BWM, VM, VD, CdGF, MID (2x) |
Coghlan, Greg Todd; Taken on strength 15th Field Artillery Regiment, RCA 6 Jul 1982; released 23 Jul 1982.
Cogswell, James William; Taken on strength in 15 Field Regiment, RCA 1 Mar 1951; struck off strength on enlistment in Active Force 10 Jun 1951.
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Colbeck Peter; Taken on strength 15th Field Regiment, RCA; Gunner in 1959.
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Colchester, William Markham; Born London, England 7 Jun 1893; Manitoba bank clerk; experience as a Cadet Bugler; attested Canadian Overseas Expeditionary Force 16 Mar 1916; assigned regimental #327934; Gunner in 59th Battery, 15th Brigade Canadian Field Artillery; embarked Halifax on S.S. Cameronia 11 Sep 1916; disembarked Liverpool 22 Sep 1916; transferred to 61st Battery, 14th Brigade, Canadian Field Artillery, Witley Camp 22 Jan 1917; proceeded to France 20 Aug 1917; wounded (GSW right thigh) and hospitalized 6 Sep 1918; invalided wounded and transferred to Canadian Artillery Regimental Depot 25 Sep 1918; embarked Glasgow S.S. Saturnia 20 Nov 1919; disembarked Halifax 30 Nov 1919; discharged 6 Dec 1919; married Ellen "Gladys" Frame 31 Dec 1924; death of wife 4 Sep 1949; deceased 27 May 1967, interred Norwich Village Cemetery, Norwich, ON.
BWM, VM
BWM, VM
Colcomb, S N; Taken on strength 43rd Anti-Aircraft Regiment, RCA; Officer Commanding 211 Battery 1947, Major 1947.
Colcomb, W B; Taken on strength 202 Battery 11th (Reserve) Anti-Aircraft Regiment, RCA; allotted regimental #K417789; Gunner 1945.
Coldwell, Frederick William; Born Victoria, BC 8 Jan 1898; trumpeter; six months experience with The Royal Canadian Regiment; attested Canadian Overseas Expeditionary Force 25 May 1916; assigned regimental #332922; taken on strength as a Gunner in Headquarters 15th Brigade, Canadian Field Artillery in 1916; embarked Halifax on S.S. Cameronia 11 Sep 1916; disembarked Liverpool 22 Sep 1916; absorbed by 14th Brigade, Canadian Field Artillery, Witley Camp 22 Jan 1917; proceeded to France 21 Aug 1917; granted 14 days leave 7 Oct 1918; proceeded to England 11 May 1919; embarked Liverpool R.M.S. Scotian 11 Jun 1919; disembarked Canada 22 Jun 1919; discharged 26 Jun 1919; deceased 18 Oct 1975, Brentwood Bay, BC.
BWM, VM
BWM, VM
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Cole, Alison M; Taken on strength as a Musician in 15th Field Artillery Regiment, RCA 21 Apr 1999; promoted Bombardier 2002; awarded Canadian Forces Decoration in 2011.
CD |
Cole, Sylvia Mary; Taken on strength 15th Field Regiment, RCA on transfer from 111 Manning Depot CA (M) on 28 Sep 1956; struck off strength on release 15 Oct 1958.
Coleman, A R; Taken on strength 203 Battery 11th (Reserve) Anti-Aircraft Regiment, RCA; allotted regimental #K414012; Gunner 1945.
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Coleman, Adam Donald; Taken on strength as a Gunner in 15th Field Artillery Regiment, RCA 10 Jun 1998; qualified Qualification level 2 26 Aug 1998; qualified Qualification Level 3 Artillery 24 May 1999; qualified Qualification Level 4 Basic Artillery Communications 6 Feb 2000; promoted Bombardier 10 Jun 2000; qualified Qualification level 4 Driver Wheeled 26 Jan 2002; awarded Most Efficient Bombardier of the Year 2004; Master Bombardier in 2005; Operational tour in Afghanistan; Sergeant from 2006 to 2020.
GCS-SWA, CD |
Coleman, Paul Scott; Taken on strength 15th Field Artillery Regiment, RCA on 7 Feb 1980; released 4 Dec 1980.
Coles, George Templer; Born 13 May 1874, London, England; Vancouver insurance agent; attested 68th Overseas Depot Field Battery as a Gunner 8 Mar 1916; assigned regimental #331694; embarked Halifax on S.S. Olympic 1 May 1916; disembarked Liverpool and transferred to Reserve Brigade, Shorncliffe Camp, 7 May 1916; transferred to 1st Canadian Division Ammunition Column and proceeded to France 6 Oct 1916; posted to 12th Brigade, Canadian Field Artillery 14 Oct 1916; posted to 3rd Brigade, Canadian Field Artillery 20 Mar 1917; injured and invalided to Canadian Artillery Reinforcement Depot, Witley Camp 30 Aug 1918; embarked Liverpool S.S. Scotian 14 Jan 1919; discharged 11 Feb 1919.
BWM, VM
BWM, VM
Coles, Matt T; Taken on strength 15th Field Artillery Regiment, RCA; Bombardier in 2013; winner of Challenge Cup in 2013.
Collier, Arthur Gordon; Taken on strength as a Gunner with 85th Battery, 15th (Vancouver) Coast Regiment, RCA NPAM 2 Aug 1940, assigned regimental number V10412; assigned new regimental number K417524.
Collinge, Fred Bentley; Taken on strength 31 Battery, 15th (Vancouver) Coast Brigade, RCA NPAM 8 Jul 1940; assigned regimental number VV9415; assigned new regimental number K4155208
Collins, Alexander Edward; Born Woolwich, Kent, England 17 Nov 1891; Prince Albert carpenter; attested Canadian Overseas Expeditionary Force 8 Apr 1916; assigned regimental #328982; taken on strength as Driver in 60th Battery, 15th Brigade, Canadian Field Artillery; embarked Halifax SS Cameronia 11 Sep 1916; disembarked Liverpool 22 Sep 1916; absorbed by 60th Battery, 14th Brigade, Canadian Field Artillery 24 Jan 1917; proceeded overseas 20 Aug 1917; appointed Wheeler 22 Aug 1917; granted 14 days leave United Kingdom 11 Nov 1918; promoted Bombardier and ceases to hold appointment of Wheeler 14 Nov 1918; rejoined unit 1 Dec 1918; proceeded to England 11 May 1919; embarked RMS Scotia 11 Jun 1919; to Canada 12 Jun 1919; discharged 20 Jun 1919.
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Collins, Douglas Dundas; Taken on strength on transfer from 43 Heavy Anti-Aircraft Regiment RCA on 1 Jan 1953, appointed Acting Sergeant on 1 Jan 1953, appointed Acting Warrant Officer Class 1 and Regimental Sergeant Major on 1 Apr 1953, relinquished appointment of Regimental Sergeant Major on 26 Feb 1954, reverts to Gunner on 26 Feb 1954, struck off strength on 26 Feb 1954, deceased 5 Jun 1998.
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Collins, Kevin; Taken on strength as a Gunner in 15th Field Artillery Regiment RCA on 10 Aug 1982, qualified General Military Training on 31 Dec 1982, qualified TQ1 Artilleryman on 22 Juj 1983, qualified TQ2 Basic Artillery Technician on 12 Aug 1983, promoted Bombardier on 10 Aug 1983, transferred to Supplementary List on 15 Dec 1984.
Collins, LG; Attested Canadian Overseas Expeditionary Force as a Gunner, taken on strength 62nd Battery 15th Brigade Canadian Field Artillery 15 May 1916, embarked Halifax 11 Sep 1916, disembarked Liverpool 22 Sep 1916,
Collins, Peter Reginald; Taken on strength in 15 Field Regiment RCA on 6 Apr 1950, appointed Lance Bombardier on 14 Dec 1950, appointed Acting Bombardier on 29 Mar 1951, appointed Acting Sergeant on 21 Jun 1951, Officer Cadet on 15 Feb 1952, to be Second Lieutenant on 30 Sep 1952, transferred to Supplementary Reserve RCA on 1 Sep 1954.
Collins, Thomas Edward; Taken on strength 31 Battery 15th (Vancouver) Coast Brigade RCA NPAM 12 Aug 1940, assigned Regimental number V9416, appointed Acting Bombardier 15 Sep 1940, assigned new Regimental number K415508, taken on strength 11th (Reserve) Anti-Aircraft Regiment, RCA; Second Lieutenant Jan 1945, deceased 3 Aug 2000.
Collum, Leslie David; Taken on strength 15th Field Artillery Regiment RCA on 3 Jul 1978, released 3 Aug 1978.
Collyer, Arthur Frederick; Born London, England 23 Mar 1883; farrier wagon smith; married Susan Gertrude Patience 6 Aug 1900; experience with the Engineers, Yeomanry and 31st BC Horse; attested Vancouver Volunteer Reserve, Boorman's Battery 1 Nov 1915; assigned regimental #476826; embarked St. John, NB on S.S. Missanabie 26 Feb 1916; disembarked Plymouth, England and reinforced Reserve Brigade, Canadian Field Artillery, Shorncliffe Camp 13 Mar 1916; attached to 1st Canadian Division Ammunition Column and proceeded to France 17-18 Jul 1916; confirmed Farrier Sergeant 21 Aug 1916; furlough to Canada 2 Feb to 27 Apr 1917; returned to England and reinforced Reserve Brigade, Shorncliffe Camp; transferred to 1st Brigade, Canadian Field Artillery 22 Jun 1917; posted to Canadian Artillery Reinforcement Depot 26 Aug 1917; transferred to 8th Artillery Brigade and proceeded to France 2 Dec 1917; bronchitis and pneumonia (hospitalized) May to Jul 1918; embarked R.M.S. Royal George and proceeded to Canada 10 Feb 1919; hernia operation 17 Mar 1919; discharged 11 Apr 1919; deceased 29 Nov 1947, Alameda, California, USA; interred Mountain View Cemetery, Oakland, CA, USA.
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Colquhoun, D N; Taken on strength 15th Brigade, Canadian Field Artillery; Sergeant 1923.
Coltman, Robert McKenzie; Taken on strength with 15 Coast Regiment RCA on 9 Jan 1947, appointed Acting Battery Quartermaster Sergeant on 10 Jan 1947, Staff Sergeant in 85 Battery in 1948, confirmed in the rank of Staff Sergeant on 1 Oct 1949, struck off strength on 31 Dec 1951.
Colvin, N G; Taken on strength 203 Battery 11th (Reserve) Anti-Aircraft Regiment, RCA; allotted regimental #K413029, Acting Lance Bombardier 1945.
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Coma, Stewart James; Taken on strength 15th Field Regiment, RCA; Gunner in 1960; student BC Institute of Technology; deceased 4 Oct 1967; interred Ocean View Burial Park, Burnaby, BC.
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Comars, Chris D; Taken on Strength Regular Force in 1980; operational tour with UNFICYP-1992/1993; taken on strength 15th Field Artillery Regiment, RCA as Regular Force Support Staff Warrant Officer from 2000 to 2001.
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Common; On strength 31st Heavy Battery, 15th (Vancouver) Coast Brigade, RCA 1941.
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Comparelli, Phillip Joseph; Taken on strength as a Gunner in 15th Field Artillery Regiment, RCA 7 Jul 1980; qualified Genera Military Training 27 Sep 1980; released 5 Mar 1981; re-enrolled 24 Jul 1981; qualified TQ2 Basic Communications 14 Aug 1981; qualified Artilleryman 19 Nov 1981; released on 20 Jun 1983; 54-40 guitarist 1982 to 2005.
Compston, Charles Edward; Taken on strength as a Gunner in 15th Field Artillery Regiment, RCA 14 Feb 1985; released on 10 Aug 1985.
Conchie, Roger Darryl; Taken on strength 15th Field Artillery Regiment, RCA; Second Lieutenant in 158 Battery 1967; Lieutenant in 85 Battery 1969.
Condon, John Ernest; Born Pictou, Nova Scotia 23 May 1897; Vancouver student; drafted 68th Battery, Canadian Field Artillery as a Gunner 24 Apr 1918; assigned regimental #2022919; transferred to 2nd Canadian Artillery Tank Battalion 25 Sep 1918; embarked Canada on S.S. Victoria 4 Oct 1918; disembarked England 18 Oct 1918; embarked England on S.S. Aquitania 22 Nov 1918; disembarked Canada 29 Nov 1918; discharged 4 Jan 1919; married Mary Florence Dickson 1 Jan 1923; retries as school principal Pauline Johnson School, West Vancouver 24 Dec 1945; deceased 5 Jul 1970; interred Saint Margaret's Cemetery, Fernie, BC.
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Confrey, Ed; Taken on strength 15th (Vancouver) Coast Artillery Regiment, RCA; assigned regimental #K17048; Gunner 1940; 85th Battery Yorke Island 1940; civilian cook.
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Connell, John Brown; Born Dumbarton, Scotland 21 Mar 1908; married Eliza Meredith Fisher 8 Jul 1937; taken on strength as a Gunner with 58th Battery, 15th (Vancouver) Coast Regiment, RCA NPAM 31 Jul 1940; assigned regimental number V9921; appointed Acting Bombardier; assigned new regimental number K416515; deceased 30 May 1984.
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Conner, Ralph; Taken on strength 85th Heavy Battery, 15th (Vancouver) Coast Brigade, RCA, CASF Aug 1939; Gunner Aug 1939; arrived Yorke Island 29 Aug 1939; assigned #2 gun detachment; sent home from Yorke Island in Oct 1939 as being too young to serve.
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Conner, T A G; Taken on strength 43rd Medium Anti-Aircraft Regiment, RCA; assigned regimental # TK97203; 209 Battery 1958; Lieutenant 1958.
Connolly, John James; Born Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island 18 May 1898; clerk; experience with the 82nd Regiment 1913; taken on strength with Prince Edward Island Heavy Brigade Canadian Garrison Artillery; taken on strength as a Gunner with the No. 5 Siege Battery Canadian Garrison Artillery 19 May 1916; embarked Halifax S.S. Southland 26th Sep 1916; disembarked Liverpool 6 Oct 1916; unit renamed 8th Siege Battery Canadian Garrison Artillery; landed France 31 Jul 1917; gassed and hospitalized 29 Jul 1917; transferred to Canadian Artillery Regimental Depot 19 Oct 1917; taken on strength 11th Battery 19 Nov 1917; proceeded to France 2 Mar 1918; known as 3rd Brigade Canadian Garrison Artillery 3 Apr 1918; proceeded to England 31 Mar 1919; embarked Southampton H.M.T. Mauretania 3 May 1919; disembarked Halifax 9 May 1919; discharged 18 May 1919.
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Connolly, Siobhan Madeline; Taken on strength as Administrative Clerk in 15th Field Artillery Regiment, RCA 20 Mar 1976; remustered to Motor Support Equipment Operator 28 Aug 1976; promoted Corporal 9 Apr 1977; remuster to Administrative Clerk 7 May 1977; appointed Officer Cadet 17 Jan 1978; promoted Second Lieutenant 1 Sep 1978; promoted Lieutenant 1 Sep 1979; released on 25 Aug 1981.
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Connor, Joseph Henry; Born 17 Nov 1885, Isle of Man, British Isles; married Mary Emma 12 Jan 1908; Vancouver motor man; Vancouver Volunteer Reserve; attested 68th Overseas Depot Field Battery as a Gunner 22 Feb 1916; assigned regimental #331621; appointed Provisional Bombardier 10 May 1916; embarked disembarked Liverpool 22 Sep 1917 from S.S. Northland; transferred to 4th Canadian Divisional Ammunition Column and appointed Acting Bombardier Whitley Camp, 5 Oct 1916; appointed Acting Sergeant 23 Mar 1917; proceeded to France 23 Aug 1917; proceeded to England 11 May 1919; proceeded to Canada 12 Jun 1919 on S.S. Scotian, discharged 27 Jun 1919; deceased 12 Feb 1968, Sechelt, B.C.
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Connor, TAG; Taken on strength 43rd Medium Anti-Aircraft Regiment, RCA; Lieutenant in 1958.
Connors, Gilbert Frederick; Born Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island 6 Oct 1898; student; experience with the 4th Regiment from 1913 to 1914 and the Prince Edward Island Heavy Brigade, Canadian Garrison Artillery; taken on strength as a Gunner with the No. 5 Siege Battery Canadian Garrison Artillery 19 Apr 1916; embarked Halifax on the S.S. Southland 26th Sep 1916; disembarked Liverpool 6 Oct 1916; unit renamed 8th Siege Battery, Canadian Garrison Artillery; landed in France 31 Jul 1917; granted 14 days leave 5 Mar 1918; known as 3rd Brigade, Canadian Garrison Artillery 3 Apr 1918; proceeded to England 28 Mar 1919; embarked S.S. Mauretania and proceeded to Canada 3 May 1919; discharged 18 May 1919.
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Constantineau, Keith Cathel; Taken on strength as a Gunner in 15th Field Artillery Regiment RCA 15 Mar 1984; qualified General Military Training 30 Jun 1984; qualified TQ1 Artilleryman 7 Jul 1984; promoted Bombardier 1 Aug 1985; released 26 Oct 1987.
Consterdine, Stanley Howard; Born Winnipeg, Manitoba 30 Oct 1903; taken on strength 201 Battery, 11th (Reserve) Anti-Aircraft Regiment, RCA; assigned regimental #415649; Acting Lance Bombardier 1945; married Peggy Ray 27 Mar 1943; deceased 16 Sep 1977.
Conway, Frank; Born Norwood, Ontario 20 Sep 1888; married to Mrs. Elizabeth Conway; railroad train service worker; attested Vancouver Volunteer Reserve, Boorman's Battery 6 Oct 1915; assigned regimental #476783; reinforced 2nd Battery, Reserve Brigade, Canadian Field Artillery, Shorncliffe Camp 12 Mar 1916; drafted to 4.5" howitzers and proceeded to France 28 Jul 1916; posted to 2nd Canadian Field Artillery Brigade, 16th Canadian Division 29 Jul 1916; promoted Bombardier 18 May 1917; proceeded on leave to Paris 11 Sep 1917; wounded (GSW both thighs and right leg) and hospitalized 18 Nov 1917; invalided wounded and posted to Canadian Artillery Reinforcement Depot, Witley Camp 7 Dec 1917; attached to 2nd C.C.D. Bramshott 18 Apr 1918; embarked S.S. Olympic in England 8 Dec 1918; disembarked Canada 14 Dec 1918; discharged 30 Jan 1919.
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Conyers, Charles; Born Hamilton, Bermuda 28 Jun 1891; married Katherone Agnes Hastie 17 Nov 1915; previous service BVRC; 5 years 5th Regiment, Canadian Garrison Artillery; attested Canadian Overseas Expeditionary Force as a Gunner 18 Apr 1916; provisional Corporal 18 Apr 1916; assigned regimental #1260409; taken on strength 62nd Battery, 15th Brigade, Canadian Field Artillery 12 May 1916; appointed Acting Sergeant 12 May 1916; embarked SS Cameronia Halifax, NS 11 Sep 1916, disembarked Liverpool, England 22 Sep 1916; absorbed by 58th Battery, 14th Brigade, Canadian Field Artillery 22 Jan 1917; confirmed rank of Sergeant 12 Mar 1917; confirmation cancelled Acting rank only 5 Jul 1917; proceeded overseas 21 Aug 1917; confirmed rank of Sergeant effective 12 May 1916 on 16 Oct 1917; proceeded to Boulogne as conducting party for remount 16 Dec 1917; rejoined unit 21 Dec 1917; granted 14 days leave United Kingdom 1 Oct 1918; rejoined from leave 17 Oct 1918; proceeded to England 11 May 1919; to Canada 12 Jun 1919; discharged 28 Jun 1919; deceased 21 Nov 1949.
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