References
Present Day - 2000+
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RCA Association presentation to COs and RSMs Oct 2020
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Standing Orders for The Royal Regiment of Canadian Artillery
Volume I (Customs & Traditions) May 2015 |
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Ordres permanents volume I (Coutumes et Traditions) du Régiment royal de l’Artillerie canadienne mars 2015
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Standing Orders for The Royal Regiment of Canadian Artillery
Volume II (Heritage & Lineages) May 2015 |
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Ordres permanents volume II (Patrimoine et Lignées) pour le Régiment royal de l’Artillerie canadienne mai 2015
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Standing Orders for The Royal Regiment of Canadian Artillery
Volume III (Administrative Manual) March 2016 |
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Ordres permanents volume III (Manuel d’Administration) pour le Régiment royal de l’Artillerie canadienne mars 2016
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Standing Orders Volume I (Customs & Traditions) For
The Royal Regiment of Canadian Artillery Aug 2011 |
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Standing Orders Volume II (Heritage & Lineages) For
The Royal Regiment of Canadian Artillery Aug 2011 |
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Artillery in BC - 2007
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Warrant Officers' & Sergeants' Aide Memoire 2005
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The RCA Cap Badge Red Flash 1945-1969_2021_05_03
The Canadian Army (Overseas) authorized a red flash to be worn behind the RCA cap badge on the khaki beret in April 1945. The flash disappeared gradually from wear in the late 1950s and 1960s as the Army changed its garrison and ceremonial headdress. During its twenty or so years of wear, the red flash added colour to otherwise drab khaki uniforms, improved the appearance and visibility of the RCA cap badge and enhanced Regimental esprit de corps. |
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Drab Serge and Khaki Drill: The Foreign Service, Universal Service, Battle And Combat Dress Jackets of the Canadian Army, 1899-2003
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Customs and Traditions of the Canadian Armed Forces
by E.C. Russell 1980 |
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Photographic record of the Historic Remains of Vancouver and Yorke Island Coast Artillery Fortifications, summer 2004
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Yorke Island: Then and Now, Ronald H. Pugh, 2003
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BC Parks Partnership Agreement
The VAA has signed a 3 year volunteer partnership agreement to assist BC Parks by carrying out BC Parks approved work to protect, document, monitor and maintain heritage values on Yorke Island. |
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9.2-inch Coast Defence Gun in Canadian Service
Doug Knight has provided a thorough insight into the 9.2 inch coast defence gun. While never in service with the 15th (Vancouver) Coast Brigade, the book provide some very informative information on coast artillery. |
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The Guns of the Regiment
Doug Knight has written a detailed history of the guns used by The Royal Regiment of Canadian Artillery since its earliest days. The book is illustrated with a history and specifications of each model of gun and includes all the ordnance used by the 15th Field Artillery Regiment. It is available for purchase online from Service Publications. The author was kind enough to provide us a powerpoint presentation of all the guns illustrated in the book. This has been place on this page.
Doug Knight has written a detailed history of the guns used by The Royal Regiment of Canadian Artillery since its earliest days. The book is illustrated with a history and specifications of each model of gun and includes all the ordnance used by the 15th Field Artillery Regiment. It is available for purchase online from Service Publications. The author was kind enough to provide us a powerpoint presentation of all the guns illustrated in the book. This has been place on this page.
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CFP 266 - Canadian Forces Museums - Operations and Administration
Guidance for the operation, administration and management of Canadian Forces (CF) museums. Published 3 Apr 2002 |
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Guidelines: Roles and Responsibilities of Museum Boards of Trustees
Intended to provide direction to trustees of all Canadian museums, whether large or small. Reflect current understanding of the roles and responsibilities of museum trustees. |
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Post War - 1950 to 1999
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Standing Orders for The Royal Regiment of Canadian Artillery 1977
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Standing Orders for The Royal Regiment of Canadian Artillery 1963
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United States Army Training Film - 1965 Features all the Artillery systems that were in use in the mid 1960s including both tube and rocket. |
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Gun Drill for QF 25-Pr Gun, Marks 2/1, 3/1 and 4 On Carriage 25-Pr, Marks 1 and 3, 1956
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World War II
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Presentation on World War II
The connection with 15th Field Artillery Regiment RCA |
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12th Canadian Field Regiment RCA
The first artillery to land on D-Day. Sergeant Ralph Webb's father was the Commanding Officer, Honorary Lieutenant-Colonel Don Foster's father was a signaller and Susan Moogk's cousin, Captain Richard LeSueur, was also in the unit. The attached document is Lt Col Webb's interview after the landing. |
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13th Canadian Field Regiment RCA
The Regimental history from the Normandy landings to VE day in Europe. |
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Diary 15th Canadian Field Regiment RCA
A condensed version of the regimental history written immediately after the war. It provides the story line for anyone wishing to follow their route through Europe. |
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Vehicle Data Book
Reference handbook covering vehicles held by the Canadian Army Overseas |
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CAM
Monthly publication in the interests of Mechanical Maintenance and directed towards the non commissioned officers and men of the Canadian Army. These issues are from 1945. |
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Between the Wars
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The Coast Artillery Journal
No. 220 December, 1924 Vol. 61 No.6 (Published as the Journal United States Artillery from 1892 to June, 1922) A Reunited Artillery, Annual Report of the Chief of Coast Artillery, 1924, Notes on the Dardanelles Campaign, Smoke and the Coast Artillery, The Coast Defenses of San Francisco, Annual Report of Chief of Coast Artillery, Coast Artillery Board Notes, Book Reviews |
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World War I
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Presentation on World War I and the connection with 15th Field Artillery Regiment RCA
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Guide to Sources Relating to Units of the Canadian Expeditionary Force - Artillery
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War Diaries - 31st Battery, Canadian Field Artillery
Canadian Expeditionary Force Draft - 24 October 2017 |
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War Diaries - 5th Canadian Siege Battery
Canadian Expeditionary Force |
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Officers who served Overseas in the Great War with the Canadian Artillery
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Handbook of Artillery - Including mobile, anti-aircraft and trench materiel
Prepared in the Office of The Chief of Ordnance - United States of America War Office - May 1920 |
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Handbook for the 18 Pounder Quick Firing Gun, Land Service 1909
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Handbook for the 18 Pounder Quick Firing Gun, Land Service 1913, reprinted with amendments 1914
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Pre-World War I
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Royal United Services Institution Lecture
Lieutenant-Colonel T.B. Strange presents on The Military Aspect of Canada 2 May 1879 A Google Books digitization project Harvard College Library Francis Parkman Memorial Fund for Canadian History |
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The Annual Volunteer & Service Militia List of Canada; 1st March 1866
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Handbook for the 9pdr RML guns of 6 cwt and 8 cwt land service 1901
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British Smooth-Bore Artillery: A Technological Study to Support Identification, Acquisition, Restoration, Reproduction, and Interpretation of Artillery at National Historic Parks in Canada
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Abridged Treatise on the construction and manufacture of ordnance in the British service
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