References
Present Day - 2000+
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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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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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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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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 and the connection with 15th Field Artillery Regiment RCA
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Vehicle Data Book - A reference handbook covering vehicles held by the Canadian Army Overseas
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CAM was a 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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12th Canadian Field Regiment RCA was 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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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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War Diaries - 31st Battery, Canadian Field Artillery
Canadian Expeditionary Force Draft - 24 October 2017 |
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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 amenments 1914
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Pre-World War I
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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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