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IN MEMORIAM

TO THE MEMBERS OF THE
CANADIAN PROVOST CORPS
WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES
IN THE SERVICE
OF THEIR COUNTRY

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CANADIAN INTELLIGENCE CORPS

WE REMEMBER

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IN MEMORIAM

TO THE MEMBERS OF
THE ROYAL CANADIAN AIR FORCE
SECURITY SERVICES
WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES
IN THE SERVICE OF CANADA

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IN MEMORIAM
MEMBERS OF CANADIAN FORCES SECURITY AND INTELLIGENCE BRANCHES

A LA MEMOIRE

DES MEMBRES DE LA BRANCHES DES SERVICES DE SECURITE ET DU RENSEIGNEMENT

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Supreme Sacrifice

Murals inspired by stories and photos from local sources are combined with historical images to honour the men and women who made the supreme sacrifice.

Poppies painted by artist and community members are in remembrance of loved ones and Canadian lives lost - 158 in Afghanistan, 116 in UN peacekeeping missions, 516 in the Korean War, and over 100,000 in World Wars I and II combined.

Project of the Alliston Legion Cenotaph Committee,
2015 - 2017
Artists: Greg Hindle and Susan Hindle
Committee Co-chairs: Brian Bullis and Hart Holmstrom

Supporters:

• Town of New Tecumseth
• Alliston Legion Cenotaph Committee
• St. John's United Church Alliston Foundation
• Temp Air Control
• Gibson Cultural Centre
• Alliston Curling Club
• Somerville Nureries
• Rentshop Inc. (in kind)
• Honda of Canada Mfg.
• The Nottawasaga Foundation
• Alliston Potato Festival
• Alliston Lions Club
• Gail Storey
• Hart Holmstrom
• John DeCrombrugghe

THE ROYAL CANADIAN REGIMENT

ERECTED IN MEMORY OF THOSE MEMBERS OF
THE 3RD BN RCR WHO DIED WHILE SERVING IN KOREA
1953 - 1954

Pte Ard, H                      14 May 53
Lt Banton, DW                 3 May 53
Pte Bear, M                      3 May 53
Pte Burak, JN                   3 May 53
Pte Chiasson, MP             3 May 53
Pte Christoff, JJ                3 May 53
Pte Clark, R                     3 May 53
Pte Diehl, FA                    3 May 53
Cpl Doherty, GE              12 Jul 53
Pte Everingham, DW        3 May 53
Cpl Ferlatte, JA              21 Jul 53
Pte Gallinger, PH             3 May 53
Pte Gardiner, RL             3 May 53
Pte Girard, RFT              3 May 53
Pte Grennan, RJ              3 May 53
Pte Hedderson, TJ          3 May 53
Pte Keating, JP               3 May 53
Pte Lockhart, WJ          19 Jun 53
Pte Lucas, WF               2 May 53
Cpl MacLean, DHR       3 May 53
Pte Mehan, JC               3 May 53
Lt Meynell, GB              3 May 53
Pte Morningstar, C      10 May 53
L/Cpl Nankervis, RA    1 May 53
Cpl Newell, DL            3 May 53
Pte Penney, DW          20 Jul 53
Pte Raeburn, IN            3 May 53
L/Cpl Redmond, PG    22 April 53
Pte Regan, WP            17 Jul 53
Pte Rice, IL                   3 May 53
Pte Roach, LS               3 May 53
Cpl Schoultz, RB           3 May 53
Pte Spencley, PC           3 May 53
Pte Storey, AE             14 Jul 53
Cpl Topping, WJL        16 Sep 53
Sgt Walker, GWM       12 Jul 53
Pte Wellington, DM        3 May 53
Pte Woodbury, TR          3 May 53

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VRI
CANADIAN
THE ROYAL REGIMENT

THIS MEMORIAL WAS ORIGINALLY DEDICATED AT
CFB PETAWAWA ON HILL 187 DAY, 8 MAY 1973.
THE PLAQUE ITSELF MOVED WITH THE UNIT AND
WAS MOUNTED WITHIN THE BATTALION LINES IN
CFB BADEN AND CFB WINNIPEG. IT WAS
ERECTED IN MEMORY OF 38 MEMBERS OF THE
BATTALION WHO DIED DURING THE UNIT'S SERVICE
IN KOREA. IT WAS REDEDICATED AT THIS SITE ON
16 OCTOBER 1994.

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RCEME GEMRC

• VEHICLE
  TECHNICIAN
•  
• (BENENFACTOR)
• TECHNICIEN
  DE
  VÉHICULES
•  
• (BIENFAITEUR)

• MATERIALS
  TECHNICIAN
•  
• (BENEFACTOR)
• TECHNICIEN
  DES
  MATÉRIAUX
•  
• (BIENFAITEUR)

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1944  ARTE ET MARTE  1994

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• FIRE CONTROL
  SYSTEMS
  TECHNICIAN
• TECHNICIEN
  EN SYSTÈMES
  DE CONDUITE
  DU TIR

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CANADA'S CRAFTSMEN

THE CORPS OF ROYAL CANADIAN ELECTRICAL AND MECHANICAL
ENGINEERS (RCEME) WAS FORMED AS A SEPARATE ENGINEERING CORPS OF
THE CANADIAN ARMY ON 15 MAY 1944. MEMBERS OF THE NEW CORPS WERE
DRAWN FROM THE ENGINEERING BRANCH OF THE ROYAL CANADIAN ORDNANCE
CORPS. THOSE FROM OTHER CORPS JOINED IN THE YEARS AFTER THE WAR.
IN 1968, AS A RESULT OF INTEGRATION, RCEME WAS DISBANDED AND MOST
OF ITS MEMBERS WERE COMBINED WITH THE MOBILE SUPPORT EQUIPMENT
TECHNICIANS OF THE ROYAL CANADIAN AIR FORCE TO FORM THE LAND
ORDNANCE EQUIPMENT BRANCH. THE BRANCH NAME WAS CHANGED TO THE
LAND ELECTRICAL AND MECHANICAL ENGINEERING BRANCH IN 1984 AND TO
THE ELECTRICAL AND MECHANICAL ENGINEERING BRANCH ON 1 JANUARY
1994. FOR THE PAST 50 YEARS THEY HAVE KEPT THEIR IDENTITY AS
CANADA'S CRAFTSMEN AND HAVE PROUDLY PROVIDED SUPPORT TO THE
CANADIAN FORCES. THEIR REPUTATION AS SOLDIERS, TECHNICIANS AND
ENGINEERS IS REFLECTED IN THEIR MOTTO
"ARTE ET MATRE", BY SKILL AND BY FIGHTING

15 MAY 1994

LES ARTISANS DU CANADA

LE CORPS DU GENIE ÉLECTRIQUE ET MÉCANIQUE ROYAL CANADIEN
(GEMRC) DE L'ARMÉE CANADIENNE FUT FORMÉ LE 15 MAI 1944. LE
RECRUTEMENT DES MEMBRES SE FIT PARMI CEUX DU SERVICE DU GÉNIE DU
CORPS ROYAL CANADIEN DES MAGASINS MILITAIRES; CEUX D'AUTRES
CORPS SE SONT AJOUTÉS APRÈS LA GUERRE. SUITE À L'UNIFICATION EN
1968,LE CORPS DU GEMRC FUT DISSOUS ET LA PLUPART DE SES MEMBRES
AINSI QUE LES TECHNICIENS DU MATÉRIEL MOBILE DE SOUTIEN DE
L'AVIATION ROYALE CANADIENNE SE SONT UNIS POUR FORMER LE SERVICE
DU GENIE DU MATÉRIEL TERRESTRE. LE NOM DU SERVICE FUT CHANGÉ À
GÉNIE ÉLECTRIQUE ET MÉCANIQUE-TERRE EN 1984 ET A GÉNIE ÉLECTRIQUE
ET MÉCANIQUE LE 1ER JANVIER 1994. DEPUIS 50 ANS, LES ARTISANS DU
CANADA ONT CONSERVÉ LEUR IDENTITÉ ET ONT FIÈREMENT FOURINI LEUR
APPUI AUX FORCES ARMÉES CANADIENNES. LEUR RÉNOMMÉE DE SOLDAT,
TECHNICIEN ET INGÉNIEUR EST FIDÈLEMENT EXPRIMÉE PAR LEUR DEVISE
"ARTE ET MATRE", PAR L'ADRESSE ET LE COMBAT

15 MAI 1994

50 YEARS OF SERVICE

CANADA'S CRAFTSMEN DISTINGUISHED THEMSELVES IN BATTLE IN THE ITALIAN CAMPAIGN, THE D-DAY LANDING IN NORMANDY, NORTHWEST EUROPE, KOREA AND IN THE PERSIAN GULF. THEY HAVE SERVED IN ALL THEATRES IN WORLD WAR II, THROUGHOUT CANADA, IN THE NORTH ATLANTIC TREATY ORGANIZATION AND IN MOST UNITED NATIONS PEACEKEEPING MISSIONS


50 ANS DE SERVICE

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• WEAPONS
  TECHNICIAN
  LAND
• TECHNICIEN
  D'ARMES
  TERRE

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CAMP BORDEN

Camp Borden was established during the First World War
as a major training centre of Canadian Expeditionary Force
battalions. The Camp (including this structure) was off-
icially opened by Sir Sam Hughes, Minister of Militia and
Defence, on July 11, 1916, after two months of intensive build-
ing. This military reserve, comprising over twenty square
miles, was soon occupied by some 32,000 troops. Training
facilities were expanded in 1917 with the institution of an
air training programme under the Royal Flying Corps, Canada,
and the construction of the first Canadian military aero-
drome, regarded as the finest military aviation camp in North
America. Following the armistice Camp Borden continued as
an important army and air force centre and became one of the
largest armed forces bases in Canada.

Erected by the Ontario Heritage Foundation, Ministry of Culture and Recreation

MAJOR GENERAL F.F. WORTHINGTON, C.B., M.C., M.M., C.D.
FATHER OF THE CANADIAN ARMOURED CORPS

ERECTED BY THE RCAC ASSOCIATION (CAVALRY)
1964

C INT C/CS of MI

This cairn commemorates the Canadian Intelligence Corps (C INT C) and the Canadian School of Military Intelligence (CS of MI). The C INT C was established on 29 October 1942. The Army established the CS of MI on this site in 1952 where it was affectionately known as the "College of Knowledge". Army Military Intelligence training took place here until 1967, when the C INT C was reduced to nil strength, and the CS of MI was disbanded and merged into the Canadian Forces School of Intelligence and Security (CFSIS). Tri-service Military Intelligence training for the unified Canadian Forces continued at CFSIS until 1999 when the Canadian Forces School of Military Intelligence (CFSMI) was formed. CFSMI was moved to CFB Kingston in 2000.

Ce cairn commémore le Service canadien des renseignements et l'École canadienne du renseignement militaire. Le Service canadien des renseignements est fondé le 29 octobre 1942. C'est ici, en 1952, que l'Armée établit l'École canadienne du renseignement militaire, alors surnommée affectueusement College of Knowledge. L'instruction en matière de renseignement militaire à l'intention de l'Armée de terre y est dispensée jusqu'en 1967, au moment ou les effectifs du Service canadien des renseignements sont réduits à zéro, et ou l'École canadienne du renseignement militaire et dissoute et absorbée par l'École du renseignement et de la sécurité des Forces canadiennes (ERSFC). L'instruction interarmées du renseignement militaire pour les Forces canadiennes intégrées se poursuit à l'ERSFC par la suite jusqu'en 1999, année de la fondation de l'École du renseignement militaire des Forces canadiennes (ERMFC), laquelle déménage à la BFC Kingston en 2000.

ROYAL CANADIAN
AIR FORCE

IN MEMORY OF
THE OFFICERS
AND AIRMEN
OF CAMP BORDEN
WHO DIED
IN THE SERVICE
OF THEIR COUNTRY

CAMP BORDEN

ROYAL FLYING CORPS 1917
ROYAL AIR FORCE 1918
CANADIAN AIR FORCE 1920
ROYAL CANADIAN AIR FORCE 1924

1 NOVEMBER 1939 - 31 MARCH 1946
THIS MEMORIAL IS DEDICATED TO
THE THOUSANDS OF
MEN AND WOMEN WHO SERVED AT
NO. 1
SERVICE FLYING TRAINING SCHOOL
CAMP BORDEN
UNDER THE
BRITISH COMMONWEALTH
AIR TRAINING PLAN

ERECTED BY
441 (HURONIA) WING R.C.A.F.A.
26 SEPTEMBER 1993

PROUDLY THEY SERVED

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TOWN OF WASAGA BEACH
INCORPORATED 1974

DEDICATED BY
THE TOWN OF WASAGA BEACH
TO THE MEMORY OF THOSE
WHO, ON OUR BEHALF
AT DIFFERENT TIMES AND
IN DIFFERENT PLACES,
WHILE IN THE SERVICE TO
OUR COUNTRY, HAVE PAID
THE SUPREME SACRIFICE.
ERECTED 1993

LEST WE FORGET

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1ST CANADIAN
PARACHUTE BATTALION
1942 - 1945

FIRST SPECIAL SERVICE FORCE
1942 - 1944

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THE
CANADIAN AIRBORNE REGIMENT
1968 - 1995