University of Victoria Special Collections. Canada. Canadian Army SC020

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1 University of Victoria Special Collections Canada. Canadian Army SC020 Title Canadian Army collection Dates Extent 1.18 m of textual records Administrative History The Canadian Army was established in 1855 when the government passed the Militia Act, which provided for a paid, regular army consisting of active volunteer militia. Its forerunner was the militia dating back to The Canadian Army ceased in February 1968 with the integration of the Royal Canadian Navy, the Canadian Army and the Royal Canadian Air Force under the Canadian Armed Forces. Scope and Content The collection consists of records documenting various branches of the Canadian Army. Collection includes photographs of parades and drills taken by the Department of National Defence; photocopies of military order of the 1st Canadian Army during World War II; copies of intelligence tests administered by the Canadian Armed Forces; correspondence, maps, daily reports and copies of morale reports of the Canadian Militia Training Centre No. 111, Gordon Head Camp, together with some photos; booklet of poems by R.W. Day of Sidney Camp; orders for Operation Overlord (D-Day) and other military orders of the 16th (Canadian Scottish) Infantry Battalion; and, miscellaneous reports (including those related to the Dieppe raid), brochures and reference material; Militia Orders (photocopy) 1899; "Secret War Diary" 1-31 May 1941, 6th Cdn. Infantry Brigade; 102 Battalion, 7th platoon roll book, Finding Aids Inventory available with series and file level control. Title Source Title based on the contents of the collection.

2 CANADA. CANADIAN ARMY INVENTORY Prepared by Anne Maclean University of Victoria Special Collections August 1991

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4 INTRODUCTION The records of the Canadian Army and its various branches were acquired by U. Vic. Special Collections in 1979, 1980, 1982, 1983, 1984 and They document various military activities in both World Wars and after, including battles, training programmes for officers and enlisted men, drills, parades and intelligence tests, and include textual and photographic records. Much of the information complements that found in other military records at U. Vic., such as the papers of Reginald Herbert Roy, which researchers may also wish to consult. Further accruals are likely; this inventory will be updated as required. 1

5 ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORIES/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES The Canadian Army was established in 1855 when the government passed the Militia Act, which provided for a paid, regular army consisting of active, volunteer militia. Its forerunner was the militia dating back to The Canadian Army ceased in February 1968 with the integration of the Royal Canadian Navy, the Canadian Army and the Royal Canadian Air Force under the Canadian Armed Forces. CANADA. DEPT. OF NATIONAL DEFENCE Department was created by Parliament and is headed by its appointed minister. The Governor-General of Canada, in his/her capacity as the Sovereign's representative, is Commander-in-chief of the Canadian Armed Forces. CANADA. 1st CANADIAN ARMY CANADIAN ARMED FORCES est. 1 February CANADIAN MILITIA TRAINING CENTRE NO GORDON HEAD CAMP Est with huts built on the present University of Victoria Campus (west of Finnerty Road, where the tennis courts now stand) during the summer of Beginning in October 1940, the camp housed drafted trainees who were called up through the National Resources Mobilization Act passed in June The camp served as an officer training camp ( ), a casualty retraining centre ( ), a hospital examination and rehabilitation centre for POW's returning from Japan ( ), a housing centre for returning veterans and their families ( ), and during the 1950's housed various regiments connected with the Korean War. On 8 June 1959 the camp was sold to Victoria College which converted the huts into classrooms, administration buildings and cafeterias. CANADIAN OFFICERS TRAINING CORPS (COTC). UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA CONTINGENT The COTC was organized 1 November 1912 as part of the nonpermanent active militia establishment to provide training facilities at Canadian universities and colleges for officer cadets. CORPS OF ROYAL CANADIAN ELECTRICAL AND MECHANICAL ENGINEERS Established 1 February 1944 as the Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers, and established under its present designation on 13 April

6 3 ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORIES/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES CURRIE, SIR ARTHUR Born on 5 December 1875 near Strathroy, Ontario, and died on 30 November 1933 in Montreal, Quebec. His surname was originally spelled Curry; the spelling was changed in Currie was the first Canadian appointed Commander of the Canadian troops during the World War, He had no previous professional military experience but had served in the Canadian militia. He was appointed Commander of the 2nd Canadian Infantry Brigade in 1914, 1st Canadian Division in 1915 and the Canadian Corps in He participated in Passchendaele and Vimy Ridge, and was knighted by King George V on 12 July British Prime Minister Lloyd George called him "a brilliant military commander". Currie served as Inspector-General of the militia forces in Canada from , and in August 1920 he was appointed principal and vice-chancellor of McGill University in Montreal, a position he held until his death. DAY, R.W. Served in Sidney Camp, Sidney, B.C., during the World War, DIEPPE RAID This raid, known as Operation Jubilee, was conducted across the English Channel on 19 August 1942 on Dieppe, a small port on the French coast between Le Havre and Boulogne, planned as a "reconnaissance force" to test the Western Allies' capability to launch large-scale amphibious assaults on Europe. The raid was a major disaster. Troops of the 2nd Canadian Infantry Division under Maj.-Gen. J.H. Roberts failed to achieve any of their objectives. The Raid lasted nine hours. Of the nearly 5,000 Canadian soldiers involved, more than 900 were killed and 1,874 taken prisoner, more prisoners than the army lost in the 11 months of the North-West Europe campaign. In the air battle the Allies lost 106 aircrafts and 81 airmen, the Royal Canadian Air Force 13 machines and 10 pilots. The Germans lost 48 aircraft and otherwise had light casualties. The raid provided valuable experience for subsequent amphibious assaults in North Africa and especially Normandy. Failure of the Dieppe raid has been blamed on the use of inexperienced troops, poor and overly complex planning, inadequate training and insufficient fire support. 2nd SPECIAL SERVICE BATTALION The Victoria Special Service Battalions (Militia) included the 155 Transport Company, R.C.A.S.C. and the 40 Technical Squadron, R.C.E.M.E. 16th (CANADIAN SCOTTISH) INFANTRY BATTALION Based at Camp Valcartier, Quebec, this battalion comprised

7 volunteers from Victoria. During the World War, , the battalion fought in France as a unit of the 3rd Infantry Brgiade, and is perpetuated by the Canadian Scottish Regiment (Princess Mary's). 4

8 ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORIES/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES 67th REGIMENT (WESTERN SCOTS) INFANTRY BATTALION, C.E.F. - VICTORIA, B.C. Perpetuated by the Canadian Scottish Regiment (Princess Mary's), re-designated 67th (Western Scots) Pioneer Battalion, C.E.F., which fought in France as a unit of the 4th Canadian Division. Fought at Vimy Ridge - France and Flanders, st (ALBERTA) INFANTRY BATTALION C.E.F. - CALGARY, ALBERTA Battalion fought in France as a unit of the 6th Infantry Brigade and is perpetuated by the South Alberta Light Horse. Battle honours include Vimy Ridge, Pursuit to Mons, France and Flanders,

9 SERIES DESCRIPTIONS I CANADA. DEPT. OF NATIONAL DEFENCE, ca. 1960's Accession 91-P-8, Box 1 6 cm.; 11 b & w photographs. Consists of photographs of parade and drills at Royal Roads Military Academy, Esquimalt, B.C., ca. 1960's, taken by the Dept. of National Defence. II CANADA. 1ST CANADIAN ARMY, 1945 Accession 79-18, Box 1, File 2. 2 cm. Arranged chronologically. Consists of orders to the German Commander on surrender; proforma forms, proclamations, and messages. III CANADIAN ARMED FORCES, n.d. Accession 91-67, Box 1 6 cm. Consists of carbon copy of ten-point-scale military intelligence tests, 10 p. n.d., used by the Canadian Armed Forces. IV CANADIAN MILITIA TRAINING CENTRE NO GORDON HEAD CAMP, ; Accession 82-9, Box 1. Accession , Boxes cm. Arranged by subject within each accession. Consists of correspondence, maps, and programmes, ; photocopies of daily reports for Gordon Head Camp Hospital and No. 13 Ambulance RCAMC, ; and copies of morale reports from the Dept. of National Defence, V CANADIAN OFFICERS TRAINING CORPS (COTC). UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA CONTINGENT, n.d. Accession 91-63, Box 1 2 cm. Consists of booklets, "Customs of the Service", 20 p., n.d., and "Man Management", 11 p., n.d. SERIES DESCRIPTIONS 6

10 VI CORPS OF ROYAL CANADIAN ELECTRICAL AND MECHANICAL ENGINEERS, 1951 Accession 84-57, Box cm. Consists of report outlining the Royal Engineers' objectives, responsibilities, organization, maintenance, inspection, repair, recovery, workshops and special functions, ca. 50 p, October VII CURRIE, SIR ARTHUR, 1916 Accession 91-66, Box 1 6 cm. Consists of photocopy of report prepared by Currie on the 1st Canadian Division, 3rd and 4th Battalions, 16 October 1916, 8 p. VIII DAY, R.W., Accession 91-68, Box 1 6 cm. 1 booklet, 24" x 30". Consists of booklet, "Shrapnel - War Poems and Other Rhymes" by R.W. Day, Sidney Camp, , with poems and illustrations by Day and clippings. IX DIEPPE RAID, Accession 79-18, Box 1, File 1. 2 cm. Consists of photocopy of report of the German Commander-in-Chief regarding the Raid, written 3 September 1942 and translated into English by the Historical Section (G.S.) Army HQ Ottawa, November p. X MILITARY SONGS, n.d. Accession 91-64, Box 1 6 cm. Consists of mimeographed Scottish and English songs, 5 sheets, n.d. 7

11 SERIES DESCRIPTIONS XI 2nd SPECIAL SERVICE BATTALION, 1900, n.d. Accession 89-36, Box 1, File 2. 2 cm. Arranged by subject. Consists of text of Sermon at Westminster Abbey, Advent Sunday 1900; brochures on the Vimy Memorial and the Newfoundland Beaumont Hamel Memorial, in French and English, n.d. XII 16th (CANADIAN SCOTTISH) INFANTRY BATTALION, C.E.F. - CAMP VALCARTIER, QUEBEC, Accession 89-36, Box 1, File 1. 2 cm. Arranged by subject. Consists of orders relating to secret information, 1916; Operation Overlord Orders, 18 May 1944; Internal Audit Statement, 1945; war diaries, training pamphlets, 1942; maps, XIII 67th REGIMENT (WESTERN SCOTS) INFANTRY BATTALION, C.E.F. - VICTORIA, B.C., Accession 80-52, Box cm. Arranged chronologically. Consists of magazines and clippings, 67th Western Scot and The Western Scot, 1916; programme of Armistice Day 50th anniversary dinner, 1968; nominal rolls, 1970, 1976; booklet by John Swettenham, Canada and the First World War, Ottawa, Canadian War Museum, n.d., in English and French, 128 p. total, signed by the author. XIV 31st (ALBERTA) INFANTRY BATTALION C.E.F. - CALGARY, ALBERTA, 1956 Accession 91-65, Box 1 6 cm. Consists of address list of battalion men; obituary on Maj.-Gen. A.H. Bell, Commanding Officer

12 Accession Box Dieppe Raid. Report of the German Commander-in-Chief West (Field Marshall von Rundstedt), 3 September Translated by the Historical Section (G.S.) Army HQ Ottawa, November Photocopy, 26 p st Canadian Army. Orders to German Commander on Surrender, 7 p.; Proformas A, B & C, 17 p.; Proclamations, messages, 14 p

13 Accession [Kept by Harold S. Rourke, former Secretary of the Reunion Committee]. 67th Regiment (Western Scots) Infantry Battalion Box Magazines - 67th Western Scot, 1916; The Western Scot, 9 August th Western Scottish - clippings, "Dinner by the Government of Canada to Commemorate the 50th Anniversary of the World War I Armistice", Monday 11 November 1968, West Block, Parliament Buildings, Ottawa. Programme, menu, related correspondence and proforma forms, September - December Nominal Rolls, 1970, John Swettenham, Canada and the First World War, Ottawa, Canadian War Museum, n.d. In English and French with French text on inverted pages. 128 p. total. Signed by the author. 10

14 Accession 82-9 CANADIAN MILITIA TRAINING CENTRE NO GORDON HEAD CAMP Box Correspondence, maps, programmes,

15 Accession CANADIAN MILITIA TRAINING CENTRE NO GORDON HEAD CAMP Box Floor Plan: Military Hospital, O.T.C. (N.C.) Bldg., Camp Standing Orders: General Procedures for the Reception of Men. 1.3 Daily Orders, Part I Order No. 3 - No Daily Orders, Part I Order Nos Daily Orders, Part I Order No Daily Orders, Part I Order No Daily Orders, Part I Order No Daily Orders, Part II. 4 January January Order Nos Daily Orders, Part II. 1 February February Order No Daily Orders, Part II. 1 March April Order Nos Daily Orders, Part II. 1 May May Order Nos Daily Orders, Part II. 2 June June Order Nos Daily Orders, Part II. 1 July July Order Nos Daily Orders, Part II. 1 August August Order Nos Box Daily Orders, Part II. 1 September September Order Nos Daily Orders, Part II. 1 October October Order Nos Gordon Head Military Hospital. Part I, Orders. 28 April December Order Nos Gordon Head Military Hospital. Part II, Orders. 4 February April Order nos Gordon Head Military Hospital. Part II, Orders. 5 May June Nos Gordon Head Military Hospital. Part II, Orders. 10 July August Order Nos Gordon Head Military Hospital. Part II, Orders. 8 September October Order Nos Gordon Head Military Hospital. Part II, Orders. 5 November December No Gordon Head Military Hospital. Correspondence to C.O. Work Pt. Camp, Esquimalt. 10 October January No. 13 Field Ambulance RCAMC CASF. Orders, Part I, 8 October November Accession CANADIAN MILITIA TRAINING CENTRE NO GORDON HEAD CAMP 12

16 Box No. 13 Field Ambulance, RCAMC CASF. Orders, Part I, 5 December January No. 13 Field Ambulance, RCAMC AF. Orders, Part I, 10 January February No. 13 Field Ambulance, RCAMC AF. Orders, Part I. 1 March April No. 13 Field Ambulance, RCAMC CASF. Orders, Part II. 31 December January Nos No. 13 Field Ambulance, RCAMC CASF. Orders, Part II January March Nos No. 13 Field Ambulance, RCAMC AF. Orders, Part II. 3 March April Nos No. 13 Field Ambulance, RCAMC CASF. Orders, Part II, 3 April May Order Nos No. 13 Field Ambulance, RCAMC CASF. Orders, Part II, 28 October November Order Nos No. 13 Field Ambulance, RCAMC CASF. Orders, Part II. 2 December Dec Order Nos Dept. of National Defence. Morale Reports,

17 Accession CORPS OF ROYAL CANADIAN ELECTRICAL AND MECHANICAL ENGINEERS Box Report, Parts I and II, outlining objectives, responsibilities, organization, maintenance, inspection, repair, recovery, workshops and special functions. ca. 50 p. October

18 Accession Box th (Canadian Scottish) Infantry Battalion. Orders relating to secret information, 1916; Operation Overlord Orders, 18 May 1944; Internal Audit Statement, 1945; war diaries, training pamphlets, 1942; maps, nd Special Service Battalion. Text of Sermon at Westminster Abbey, Advent Sunday 1900; brochures on the Vimy Memorial and the Newfoundland Beaumont Hamel Memorial, in French and English, n.d. 15

19 Accession COTC. UBC CONTINGENT Box Booklet, "Customs of the Service", 20 p. n.d. 1.2 Booklet, "Man Management", 11 p. n.d. 16

20 Accession Box Mimeographed Scottish and English songs, including some army songs, 5 sheets. n.d. 17

21 Accession st (ALBERTA) INFANTRY BATTALION, C.E.F. - CALGARY, ALBERTA Box Address list of battalion men; obituary on Maj.-Gen. A.H. Bell, Commanding Officer

22 Accession SIR ARTHUR CURRIE Box Photocopy of report on the 1st Canadian Division, 3rd and 4th Battalions, 16 October 1916, 8 p. 19

23 Accession CANADIAN ARMED FORCES Box Carbon copy of ten-point-scale military intelligence tests, 10 p. n.d. (Used by the Canadian Armed Forces). 20

24 Accession DAY, R.W. Box "Shrapnel - War Poems and Other Rhymes" by R.W. Day, Sidney Camp, Booklet (24" x 30") with poems and illustrations by Day; also clippings. 21

25 Accession 91-P-8 DEPT. OF NATIONAL DEFENCE Box b & w photographs of parade and drills at Royal Roads Military Academy, Esquimalt, B.C. ca. 1960's. Taken by the Dept. of National Defence. 22

26 23 INDEX - NAMES AND SUBJECTS 16th (Canadian Scottish) Infantry Battalion, C.E.F. - Camp Valcartier, Quebec , 7 2nd Special Service Battalion , 14 31st (Alberta) Infantry Battalion, C.E.F. - Calgary, Alberta , 17 67th Regiment (Western Scots) Infantry Battalion. Reunion Committee th Regiment (Western Scots) Infantry Battalion, C.E.F. - Victoria, B.C Armistice Day - 50th Anniversary (1968) , 9 Bell, A.H , 17 Camp Valcartier (Quebec)...3 Canada - Militia Act (1855)...2 Canada - National Resources Mobilization Act (1940)...2 Canada. 1st Canadian Army Canada. Army. 16th (Canadian Scottish) Infantry Battalion Canada. Army. 1st Canadian Division. 3rd Battalion , 18 Canada. Army. 1st Canadian Division. 4th Battalion , 18 Canada. Army. 2nd Canadian Infantry Division...3 Canada. Army. 4th Canadian Division...4 Canada. Army. 6th Infantry Brigade...4 Canada. Dept. of National Defence , P-8...5, 21 Canadian Armed Forces , 19 Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers See Corps of Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers...2 Canadian Militia Training Centre No Gordon Head Camp , , 11, 12 Canadian Officers Training Corps (COTC). University Of British Columbia Contingent , 15

27 Canadian Scottish Regiment (Princess Mary's)...3, 4 Canadian War Museum , 9 Corps of Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers , 13 Currie, Sir Arthur , 18 Day, R.W , 20 Dieppe Raid (1942) , 8 George V, King of the United Kingdom...3 Gordon Head Camp See Canadian Militia Training Centre No Gordon Head Camp...2 Gordon Head Military Hospital , 11 Historical Section (G.S.) Army HQ Ottawa , 8 Lloyd George, David...3 McGill University (Montreal)...3 Morale , 12 No. 13 Field Ambulance, RCAMC , 12 Operation Jubilee...3 See also Dieppe Raid (1942) Operation Overlord [D-Day] , 14 Passchendaele...3 Roberts, J.H....3 Rourke, Harold S Roy, Reginald Herbert...1 Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF)...3 Royal Roads Military Academy (Esquimalt, B.C.) 91-P-8...5, 21 Sidney Camp (Sidney, B.C.) South Alberta Light Horse...4 Swettenham, John , 9 Victoria College (B.C.)...2 Vimy Ridge

28 Vimy Ridge Memorial von Rundstedt, Field Marshall World War,

29 Oversize Photograph 19 x 47 cm b/ w 1 st Class 1941 A rtillery Wing by W.D. West Si gnatures on verso. plus 4 l. of identifications. File 1 File 2 File 3 File 4 Gordon H ead A rmy Camp Correspondence a) concerning the identification of individuals in the oversize photograph [ ] -tls from Justice W.R. M cintyre to W.D. West (Theatre dept., UVic) -hls from Robert Chard to W.D. West b) regarding the Kinney donation [1984]. -hls from Kinney to Chris Petter (Archivist-Librarian) -tlc from Dean Halliwell (H ead Librarian) to Kinney Programme -Graduation Dinner 1943 [Kinney] Certificate -from Officer's Training Centre -Interim graduation certificate [as an officer] for M yles Curtis Kinney 1943 Photographs Booklet of 20 b/ w photos relating to the Officer's Training Centre, N avy and Coastal Defence - Kinney has annotated 5 of them [1943] -booklet titled Officer's Training Centre, Victoria, B.C., West Coast Ports. -stamped but not franked. File 5 Photographs Officer's Training Centre, Gordon Head 1943 a) 7 x 11 cm b/ w photo -unidentified group photo OTC b) 13 x 18 cm b/ w photo -"all armored corps cadets July 15 - A ug " c) 13 x 18 cm b/ w photo [of the photo in the booklet] -"Drill Hall, Oficer's Training Centre, Victoria B.C." d) 20 x 24 cm b/ w photo -"Part 3 All Armored Corps cadets July 15 - A ug " - by Trio, Victoria B.C. e) 20 x 25 cm b/ w photo -"no. 4 pl. Part 2 C. to A.A. June O.T.C.. (W.C.)" - identified on verso f) 15 x 19 cm b/ w photo -"Cadet M yles C. Kinney receives certificate of commissioned officer A ug. 1943" -by Trio, Victoria B.C. g) 20 x 24 cm b/ w photo -"Graduation Parade" A ugust 14, by Trio, Victoria B.C. h) 20 x 24 cm b/ w photo -"N o 3 Pl First M onth of Training at O.T.C.... June 1943 Part 1" -only Kinney identified. -by Trio, Victoria B.C.

30 Gordon H ead A rmy Camp Photographs A ccession A. Loose Photographs 12 x 18 cm b/ w 1. 'A ' Coy. N.P.A.M. No. III. 1 st Course Gordon Head. B.C. Oct. N ov verso: Kenneth G. M ckenzie, Photographer 2. C.A. (R) T.C. No. III Gordon H ead. B.C. Dec Headquarters Orderly Room N.C.O. 's Cpl. Sgt. Sgt. M.H. Nicolson J.A. Hynes G. L es Str ange 3. No. 8 Platoon 'B' Coy. N.P.A.M. No. III Gordon Head. B.C. verso: Kenneth G. M ckenzie, Photographer 4. No.3 Platoon "A " Coy. C.A. (R.) T.C. No. III Gordon Head. B.C. Jan Officers, N.C.O. 's, G Staff. "B" Coy. O.C. - A.W. Puttick, M aj. R.C.A. C.A. (R) T.C. No. III. Gordon Head. B.C. Jan Officers & N.C.O. 's. "A" Coy. C.A. (R) T.C. No. III. Gordon Head. B.C. Jan "B" Coy. C.A. (R) T.C. No. III. 2 nd Week 3 rd Course. Gordon Head. B.C. Jan Officers, N.C.O. 's, G Staff. "B" Coy. O.C. M. M ontgomery, M ajor. C.A. (R) T.C. No. III. Gordon Head. B.C. Jan 'A ' Coy. N.P.A.M. No. III. 1 st Course Gordon Head. B.C. Oct. N ov verso: Kenneth G. M ckenzie, Photographer 10. untitled [Xmas party?] 11. untitled " 12. [Wedding honour guard] verso: list of names purchasing copy? 13. No. 8 Platoon 'B' Coy. N.P.A.M. T.C. No. III. Gordon Head. B.C. Dec Sergeant's M ess Gordon Head, B.C. N.P.A.M. T.C. No. III. N ov untitled [Bunk with bedding etc stacked on it] Demonstration Squad, 'A ' Coy. N.P.A.M. No. III. 1 st Course Oct. N ov verso: Kenneth G. M ckenzie, Photographer B. Photograph Album [Bob Swailes A sst.. Dean of Education, UVIC] Light brown suede cover - decorated by ow ner? "M emories of Gordon H ead 12 Ju ne 42 5 Sept 42. b/ w photos

31 1. Clipping taped in re memorial plaques x 18 cm [Swailes standing in front of army hut] v er so: Ju s-right Photos Ltd. [Victoria B.C.] Opposite page: A guppy being a species of fish 3. 8 x 12 cm a) Docking [Victoria harbour] 7 x 7 cm b) "the guppies arrive" [Gordon Head] c) "Sunday on the beach" d) " 4. 7 x 7 cm a) "Fast work duke" b) "still there" 8 x 12 cm c) "Looking the town over" Parliament bldgs x 9 cm a) "off to work" M onday morning 1 st w eek b) "M otorcyclists" c) " 6. 8 x 12 cm a) "N ext w eekend" "out again" 6 x 9 cm b) "Surprise call" c) " 7. 7 x 7 cm a) "Trapshooting on Sundays," "after church" b) " c) " d) "A walk in the country" e) " 8. 7 x 7 cm a) "Sund ay" b) "Swailes" c) "Restall" d) "Washday" Opposite page: 2 nd Month Tactics Common to all arms part II x 7 cm a) "off to w ork" 3 mile route march every morning and evening b) "Break" [removed] c) 'Lectures" d) "Lunch" e) " x 7 cm a) "What? more food" b) " c) "I think w e should use hand grenades" d) "End of Month" Opposite page: 3 rd M onth, Special x 7 cm

32 "N othing but w eekends a) Seashor e b) Beacon Hill Park 8 x 12 cm c) Beacon Hill Park d) " Opposite page: Sund ay again x 7 cm a) "loafer" b) monkee puzzle tree c) sunning d) New moustache e) " x 7 cm a) Working men b) Stud y! c) Stud y! d) study! x 7 cm a) "Sergeant for the day" 7 x 9 cm b) " 7 x 7 cm c) " Opposite page: Convoy x 7 cm a) "Re-filling" b) "End of trip" c) Trucking d) " e) " x 7 cm a) "Nothing like Sunday" b) " c) " x 7 cm Turned loose in an Orchard a) "Mmm-m-m Blackberries" b) " c) "and Apples" d) " x 12 cm a) "Military Secret" [removed] b) (Weins) 7 x 7 cm c) Beep x 10 cm "Clipping the Guppie bands" What a glorious feeling x 7 cm a) A.S.C. w ing graduating class b) "

33 c) " x 7 cm a) [Aunt Sophie & Uncle Blatch] b) " c) Uncle Blatch on Sunday x 7 cm a) Front Window Aunt Sophie's b) Visiting Day c) " d) " Thus endeth the First Chapter