Ontario

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In Honour and memory of those members of the
38th Canadian Infantry Battalion, Canadian Expeditionary force,
who were awarded the Victoria Cross.

Captain Thain Wendell MacDowell, VC, DSO

Awarded for most conspicuous bravery and indomitable resolution in the face of
heavy machine-gun and shell fire on 9 April 1917 at Vimy Ridge, France. By his
initiative and courage, he succeeded in rounding up a very strong enemy machine-
gun post which captured two machine-guns, two officers and seventy-five men. In
spite of heavy shell fire and being wounded in the hand, he continued for five days
to hold the position gained until eventually relieved by his battalion.

Private Claude Joseph Patrick Nunney, VC, DCM, MM

Awarded for most conspicuous bravery during the operations against the Drocourt-
Quéant line on 1-2 September 1918. When in the vicinity of Vis-en-Artois,
preparatory to the battalion's advance, the enemy laid down a heavy barrage and
counter-attacked. Over a two day period, Private Nunney, who was part of company
headquarters, on his own initiative proceeded through the barrage to the company
outpost lines, going form post to post encouraging the men by his own fearless
example. He displayed throughout the highest degree of valour until severely
wounded.

WE WILL REMEMBER THEM

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En l`honneur et à la mémoire des membres du
38th Canadian Infantry Battalion, Corps expéditionnaire canadien,
à qui l`on a décerné la Croix de Victoria.

Capitaine Thain Wendell MacDowell, VC, DSO

Décernée pour la bravoure la plus remarquable et pour la fermeté et la ténacité dont il
fit preuve lorsqu`il fut confronté à un feu nourri de mitrailleuses et à un bombardement
intensif à la crête de Vimy, en France, le 9 avril 1917. par son initiative et son courage,
Il réussit à s`emparer d`un puissant nid de mitrailleuses ennemi, capturant deux
mitrailleuses, deux officiers et soixante-quinze hommes. Durant cinq jours, malgré un
bombardement intensif et une blessure à la main, il réussit à tenir la position enlevée,
jusqu`à ce qu`il soit relevé par son bataillon.

Soldat Claude Joseph Patrick Nunney, VC, DCM, MM

Décernée pour la bravoure la plus remarquable lors des opérations contre la ligne de
Drocourt-Quéant, les 1er et 2 septembre 1918. À proximité de Vis-en Artois, alors que
le bataillon se préparait à avancer, l`ennemi déclencha un lourd barrage d`artillerie et
une contre-attaque. Durant une période de deux jours, le soldat Nunney, qui faisait
alors parti du quartier général de compagnie, de son propre chef, traversa à maintes
reprises le barrage jusqu`aux avant-postes de compagnie, encourageant les hommes
par son intrépidité. Tout au long, il démontra le plus haut degré de bravoure, jusqu`à ce
qu`il soit gravement blessé.

NOUS NOUS SOUVIENDRONS D`EUX

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National Defence
Défense nationale

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(Crest of Ottawa 38 Overseas Battalion Canada)

2000
Canada

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Canada

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ADVANCE - - - EN AVANT

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For over century of service,
in peace, war and
natural disasters
THE CAMERON HIGHLANDERS
OF OTTAWA
are hereby recognized as
Ottawa`s Regiment

His Worship Mayor Jim Watson
City Clerk P.G. pagé

Ottawa City Hall
June 6, 1998

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Pour plus d`un siècle de service,
en temps de paix, et de guerre
et lors de catastrophes naturelles,
THE CAMERON HIGHLANDERS OF OTTAWA
sont reconnus par la présente
comme étant le Régiment d`Ottawa

Son Honneur le maîre Jim Watson
Le greffier P.G. Pagé

Hôtel de Ville d`Ottawa
Le 6 juin 1998

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IN MEMORY OF
STAFF SERGt T.J. BENBOW
MANY YEARS CONNECTED WITH THE
OTTAWA GARRISON
WHO LOST HIS LIFE WHILE SAVING FIVE OTHERS
IN THE WEBSTER HOTEL FIRE MONTREAL OCT. 30TH 1899.

THIS TABLET IS ERECTED BY THE OFFICERS
OF THE OTTAWA BRIGADE
IN REMEMBRANCE OF A BRAVE SOLDIER.

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To the everlasting memory of the members of

THE CAMERON HIGHLANDERS OF OTTAWA
with the living and the dead, who together with other
Canadian and Allied servicemen participated in the glorious
campaign of 1944-1945 that led to the liberation of The Netherlands.

Presented by

the grateful Dutch Canadians of Ottawa
May, 1970

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IN MEMORY OF
GUARDSMAN DAVID G. SPINNEY
GOVERNOR GENERAL`S FOOT GUARDS
WHO DIED WHILE TRAINING AT C.F.B. PETAWAWA
ON JULY 10TH, 1987

"REMEMBERED BY HIS COMRADES"

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1914 (Crest of Ottawa 38 Overseas Battalion Canada) 1918

BATTLE HONOURS

SOMME1916; ARRAS 1917-18; VIMY 1917; YPRES 1917;
PASSCHENDALE; AMIENS; DROCOURT - QUEANT;
HINDENBURG LINE; CANAL DU NORD; VALENCIENNES.

DEDICATED TO THE HONOUR OF
THE 38TH OTTAWA OVERSEAS BATTALION
CANADIAN EXPEDITIONARY FORCE

THEY SHALL GROW NOT OLD AS WE THAT ARE LEFT GROW OLD.
AGE SHALL NOT WEARY THEM NOR THE YEARS CONDEMN.
AT THE GOING DOWN OF THE SUN AND IN THE MORNING
WE WILL REMEMBER THEM.

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Presented on the occasion of the Sixtieth Annual Reunion
of the 38th Battalion Association
by the Cameron Highlanders of Ottawa Regimental Association
on October 1, 1978

IN GLORIOUS MEMORY OF THE OFFICERS, WARRANT OFFICERS,
NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS AND MEN WHO SERVED WITH
THE CAMERON HIGHLANDERS OF OTTAWA (M.G.)
AND GAVE THEIR LIVES IN THE WAR 1939 -1945

• PTE. J.W. ADAMS
• CPL. C.E. ANDERSON
• PTE. H.S. ANGEL
• PTE. N.G. ANGEL
• LIEUT. F.L.J. ARNETT
• PTE. R.J.C. BARBOUR
• PTE. G.W. BARNABY
• PTE. A.J. BARNES
• LIEUT. J.C. BARRIGAR
• PTE. S.J. BARTLETT
• PTE. V.J. BAULNE
• LIEUT. H.H. BENNETT
• PTE. J.J. BIALAS
• CPL. P.P. BIERNASKIEV
• PTE. G. BOALS
• LIEUT. T.E. BODY
• PTE. L.K. BOSWELL
• CPL. E.M.K. BOYD
• PTE. R.W. BRYDGES
• PTE. W.J. BUCHANAN
• PTE. D.J. BURNETT
• CPL. R.E. BURNS
• PTE. R.B. CALBURY
• MAJOR J.M. CARSON
• PTE. K. CAZALY
• PTE. H. CHANNING
• PTE. B.W. CHURCHILL
• CPL. R.M. COAN
• L/CPL. R.A. COCHIUS
• PTE. J. COCHARANE
• CFN. D.J. COLLINS
• CPL. F.W. CORBIN
• LIEUT. J.S. COUPER
• CAPT. J.W. COURTRIGHT
• L/SGT. J.D. COUTURE
• CAPT. D.M. COWIE
• RSM A.B. CURRIE
• PTE. G. DALZELL
• PTE. W.I. DARLING
• CSM J.J. DARWIN
• LIEUT. J.P. DAY
• PTE. A.L. DEIGHTON
• PTE. D. DEVINE
• LIEUT. R.E. DORSEY
• LIEUT. F.W. DOYLE
• PTE. J.E. DRISKELL
• PTE. J.A.G. DUBOIS
• SGT. W.T. DUFFY
• CPL. W. DUNKERLEY
• PTE. E.L. DUNN
• LIEUT. J.H.M. DUPUIS
• SGT. H.F. DYKEMAN
• CPL. I.S. ECKFORD
• PTE. M.E. EDMUNDS
• 2/LT. J.C. EDWARDS
• PTE. C.T. FLEGG
• CPL. R.B. FOSTER
• SGT. W.A. FOSTER
• PTE. W.D. GARDNER
• PTE. A.J. GODIN
• PTE. A.R. GODDALL
• TPE. S.A. GOSSELIN
• PTE. R.S. GRAHAM
• L/SGT F. GRAVELLE
• PTE. A.J. GRAY
• CPL. J.W. HALDANE
• PTE. W.E. HAMMOND
• PTE. R. HANDY
• PTE. W.J. HEATH
• PTE. J.T. HEFFERNAN
• MAJOR C.C. HILL
• PTE. A.G. HILSENTEGER
• CPL. S. HOWARTH
• LIEUT. W.C. HUGHSON
• CPL. F.A. HYSLOP
• PTE. F.C. INGLIS
• PTE. A.C. JAMES
• CAPT. E.G. JAMIESON
• PTE. O. JETTE
• PTE. B.E. JOHNSTON
• LIEUT. J.R. KENNMURE
• PTE. G.J. KENNY
• LIEUT. C.W. KERR
•  
• SGT. J.J. KING
• SGT. A. LACROIX
• PTE. R. LADOUCEUR
• CPL. R.A. LAFARGE
• CPL. E.A. LANGMAN
• CPL. E. LASCELLES
• PTE. A. LATOUR
• PTE. J.P. LATOUR
• L/CPL. J.R. LEE
• PTE. C.H. LEWIS
• PTE. R.R. LITTLE
• PTE. E.E. LOCKE
• LIEUT. J.E.M. LOGAN
• CPL. W.M. LONEY
• PTE. R.J. LORRAIN
• SGT. J.E. MacKENZIE
• S/LT. J.N. MacNEIL
• PTE. G.E. MAIN
• PTE. D.M. MALLOY
• LIEUT. L.M. MALOUIN
• PTE. G.H. MASON
• PTE. G. MASSIA
• MAJOR C.V. MATSON
• PTE W.G. McALLISTER
• PTE. D.S. McANGUS
• PTE. C. McQUILLAN
• TPE. G.A. MENNIE
• PTE. W.J.J. MERPAW
• CPL. I.W. MERRY-SHIP
• SGT. E.G. MIDGLEY
• L/CPL. K.J. MONAGHAN
• CPL. H.F. MONGOMERY
• PTE. G.A. MORRITT
• PTE. J.R. MULLIS
• PTE. F.M. MURRAY
• PTE. J.S. NICHOLLS
• PTE. H.E. NOLAN
• LIEUT. F.S. O`NEILL
• PTE. L.J. ORR
• L/CPL. R.L. PARKER
• SGT. S.V.G. PARTRIDGE
•  
• CPL. E.G. PETTERSON
• PTE. M.C. PLUMBTREE
• PTE. G.A. POWELL
• PTE. T.R. PRENTICE
• SGT. L.C.C. PRINCE
• F/O R.W.A. RANKIN
• PTE. B.P. RENAULT
• LIEUT. R.L. RICHARD
• CPL. W.H. RIDDLESWORTH
• LT-COL. J.W.H. ROWLEY DSO
• PTE. K.N.J. ROZAK
• PTE. A.R.W. SANDERSON
• PTE. L. SAUVE
• PTE. H.K. SCHULTZ
• PTE. J.P. SEBASTIAN
• PTE. R.R. SECORD
• PTE. G.L. SHIELDS
• PTE. J.G. SIMINGTON
• PTE. G.E. SIMPSON
• PTE. D.J. SKINNER
• PTE. W.D. SMITH
• PTE. R. ST. AUBIN
• TPE. M. ST. JOHN
• LIEUT. F.B. STEWART
• PTE. D.M. SULLIVAN
• PTE. W.J. SULLIVAN
• PTE. J.W. THOMSON
• PTE. W.F. TOTTEN
• PTE. W.W. TURNER
• PTE. S.G. TYSON
• LIEUT. P.E. VINCENT
• PTE. D.F. WALKER
• PTE. R.M. WALSH
• PTE. W. WARD
• SGT. W.J. WAUGH
• PTE. A.E. WEISS
• PTE. E.W. WILKINS
• PTES. F.W. WILKINSON
• PTE. C.J. WILLIAMS
• LIEUT. K. WILLIAMS
• PTE. E.R. WILSON
• PTE. W. WOODRUFF

OTTAWA AND CARLETON RIFLES CANADA
ADVANCE


1899 - 1902

THIS TABLET IS ERECTED
BY THE
43rd REGIMENT
OTTAWA AND CARLETON RIFLES
IN HONOR OF
THE MEMBERS OF THE CORPS
WHO SERVED IN SOUTH AFRICA
AND IN MEMORY OF THOSE WHO LAID DOWN THIEIR LIVES
IN THAT CAMPAIGN

HONOR ROLL

• D. COMPANY R.C.R.
• Capt. S.M. Rogers
• Lieut. R.G. Stewart
• Col. Sergt. L.M. Chitty
• Sergt. S.H. Eagleson
• " W.S. Brady
• DIED OF WOUNDS RECEIVED
• PAARDEBERG
• FEB. 27th 1900
• Corp. G.R.D. Lyon
• Pte. E.D. Bartlett
• " O.T. Burns
• KILLED IN ACTION
• PAARDEBERG
• FEB. 18 1900
• " C.P. Clarke
• WOUNDED AT PAARDEBERG
• FEB. 18th 1900
• " N.W.H. Cluff
• " J.D. Coleman
• WOUNDED AT PAARDEBERG
• FEB. 18th 1900
• " H. Cotton
• KILLED IN ACTION
• THABA N'CHU
• MAY 1st 1900
• C.E. Craig
• " G.D. Deuchars
• " J.R. Dunlop
• " A.J. Fleming
• " J. Gallagher
• " A.U. Gilmour
• Lce.Corp. G. Lamothe
• Corp. F.J. Living
• DIED OF WOUNDS RECEIVED
• PAARDEBERG
• FEB. 27th 1900
• BUGLER A.V. BROWN
• Pte. A. MacAulay
• WOUNDED AT PAARDEBERG
• FEB, 18th 1900
• " W.A. Martin
• " H. Martin
• " C.P. Mason
• Lce.Corp. A.J. Matthews
• Pte. E.S.J. Malloch
• " E.F. Morgans
• " R.A. Macrae
• " W.B. Parr
• " W.J. Ritchie
• WOUNDED AT PAARDEBERG
• FEB 18th 1900
• " W.C. Schwitzer
• Corp. W.A. Smith
• Pte. C.T. Spence
• " A.H. Taylor
• " R.R. Thompson
• " W.G. Wendt
• Lce Corp. F.H. Wood
• Pte. G.H. Burrett
• " W.H. Hooper
• " G.H. Moodie
• " D. Turnbull
•  
• D. BATTERY R.C.A.
• Pte. S. Clarke
• Corp. J. Quinney
• Sergt. E.C. Woolsey
•  
• STRATHCONA HORSE
• Sergt. W.B. Bartram
• S. AFRICAN CONSTABULARY
• Pte. J. Bartram
• " V. Bartram
• " W.S. Carter
•  
• Pte. J.J. Leggett
•  
• 2nd BATT. C.M.R.
• Lieut. J.D. Graham
• Pte. R. Elliot
• " A.R. Crowe
•  
• 3rd BATT. C.M.R.
• Pte. A. Amey
• Corp. F.C. Askwith
• Pte. W.H. Baldwin
• " H. Cottee
• " R. Engrem
• " E.W. Fance
• " H. Gaul
• " J. Hardiman
• " A. Hickman
• " W. Irwin
• " E.A. Johnson
• " F. Jacques
• " L.B. Kingston
• " P. lawton
• " R. Montgomery
• Sergt. A. McCracken
• Pte. C. McDonnell
• " D. Pattison
• " T. Potter
• " A. Pannell
• " T. Sheldon
• " H.R. Stockton
• " R. Tobin
• " W. Thompson
• " W. Dobbell
• " R. Wilson
• " C. Wood
•  
•  

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To the everlasting memory of the members of

THE CAMERON HIGHLANDERS OF OTTAWA
with the living and the dead, who together with other
Canadian and Allied servicemen participated in the glorious
campaign of 1944-1945 that led to the liberation of The Netherlands.

Presented by

the grateful Dutch Canadians of Ottawa
May, 1970

[plaque/plaque]

1939 ---- 1945

IN MEMORY OF OFFICERS NCO`S AND MEN WHO DIED
WHILE SERVING WITH THE IV PRINCESS LOUISE DRAGOON GUARDS

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TPR. ALLINGHAM, R.F.
L.SGT. ANDERSON, R.
TPR. ANDREWS, F.A.
L.CPL. ANTONIUK, A.
TPR. ARMISHAW, J.E.
TPR. ARNOTT, D.
TPR. ARSENAULT, C.J.
TPR. AUST, R.
TPR. BAGNOTO, J.
TPR. BAKER, K.
TPR. BAKER, M.H.
TPR. BANDURKA, S.
LIEUT. BARRIGAR, J.C.
L.SGT. BEATON, R.
LIEUT. BEVERIDGE, J.B.
TPR. BIGHAM, WM. A.
TPR. BISSON, J.J.
A.SGT. BOARTYNEC, I.
TPR. BOURGET, A.P.
TPR.BOWER, C.G.
TPR. BROADHEAD, J.D.R.
TPR. BROUSE, E.D.
TPR. BROWN, H.W.
TPR. BRUNEAU, D.
SGT. BUCHANAN, E.W.
TPR. BUCKLEY, A.G.
TPR. BULMER, J.F.
TPR. BURKE, R.G.
TPR. CAMERON, G.A.
TPR. CAMPBELL, L.L.

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TPR. CATTE, N.W.
TPR. CHAMBERLAIN, J.D.
TPR. CHAMAPGNE, B.H.
CPL. CHESTNUT, A.J.
LIEUT. CLARK, B.C.
A.SGT. CLARK, C.H.
TPR. CLARK, L.W.
TPR. COLBORNE, J.A.
TPR. COLDOFF, A.
TPR. COLLIER, J.E.
TPR. COMMODORE, G.M.
TPR. CONLON, J.J.
L.CPL. CONRAD, H.N.
L.CPL. CORIMER, M.J.
TPR. COURTRIGHT, H.C.
TPR. CROSS, H.H.
CPL. CROUSE, E.W.
TPR. DAVIDSON, J.
TPR. DAVIS, M.J.
TPR. DELMER, E.A.
L.CPL. DENNIS, C.L.
TPR. DEWINTER, R.D.
TPR. DILLBOUGH, L.
TPR. DIPIETRO, T.T.
A.SGT. DITNER, H.L.
TPR. DOWNES, G.R.
TPR. DRAKE, S.A.
SGT. EDELMAN, G.M.
TPR. ELSTOW, C.S.
A.CPL. EVANS, WM.K.

[third column/troisième colonne]

TPR. EZEARD, H.R.
TPR. FAVREAU, G.
TPR. FERGUSON, C.E.
TPR. GAGNONO, J.E.
A.L.CPL. GANDIER, J.G.
TPR. GARLOUGH, J.J.
S.S.M. GIBB, A.
TPR. GIMBY, R.G.
L.CPL. GLENDAY, G.P.
L.CPL. GODARD, M.
A.CPL. GOLD, A.
TPR. GONYEA, R.J.
TPR. GOULDING, M.S.
TPR. GRAVELLE, L.J.
TPR. GRAY, C.R.
TPR. GUERIN, F.
TPR. HANSEN, E.
CPL. HARBOUR, G.L.
L.CPL. HARNDEN, WM.A.
TPR. HARNOIS, P.
SGT. HARRIS, G.J.
L.CPL. HARRISON, A.
TPR. HASLAM, A.L.
TPR. HAYTER, N.R.
CPL. HERDRICKSEN, R.V.
TPR. HICKINGBOTTOM, H.W.
CPL. HILEMAN, E.
CPL. HILL, M.S.
TPR. HINES, E.A.

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TPR. HOGAN, J.J.
CPL. HOGANSON, H.L.
L.SGT. HOLTBY, L.H.
LIEUT. HOWSON, R.B.
TPR. HUTCHINSON, J.A.
TPR. HYDE, H.C.
TPR. INGLES, H.
CPL. IVISON, R.
LIEUT. JACKSON, C.J.
TPR. JEWELL, C.E.
TPR. JONES, F.P.
CPL. JONES, W.D.
TPR. KELLY, E.R.
TPR. KELLY, E.J.
A.SGT. KILGAARD, E.
TPR. KLOWAK, J.A.
TPR. KLUKE, P.R.
TPR. KROFCHICK, G.
TPR. KROHN, C.H.
TPR. KWIECIEN, F.J.
L.CPL. LAMB, J.
TPR. LARSEN, A.
MAJ. LAWSON, J.B.
TPR. LEE, T.F.
TPR. LESS, WM.
TPR. LENNOX, B.B.C.
SGT. LETCHER, WM.G.
TPR. LEWIS, L.C.
*CPL DAVIS, M.B.

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TPR. LIZOTTE, G.E.
TPR. LUCAS, L.L.
TPR. LYNE, V.A.
CPL. MACAHONIC, S.M.
L.SGT. MACHAN, R.E.
TPR. MacILWRAITH, F.
TPR. MacPHERSON, C.G.
LIEUT. MAGUIRE, C.L.
SGT. MAHAN, R.
TPR. MAHONEY, J.J.
L.CPL. MAINVILLE, C.
L.CPL. MATHERS, R.
TPR. MATTHEWS, H.C.
TPR. McAVOY, A.D.M.
TPR. McCABE, B.
TPR. McCRAE, R.K.
TPR. McKAY, G.
SGT. McKENZIE, D.
TPR. McLACHLAN, WM.S.
A.CAPT. McROBERTS, D.B.
TPR. MORASH, R.E.
TPR.MOREARTY, H.T.
TPR. MUNN, E.F.
TPR. MURRAY, J.H.
TPR. NADJIWAN, F.B.
TPR. O`BRIEN, J.N.
L.CPL. O`BRIEN, R.W.
L.SGT. OKE, M.W.J.
MAJ. PARKER, H.F.

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TPR. PASFIELD, WM.M.M.
S.S.M. PATTISON, WM.
TPR. PEDONIQUOTT, I.
TPR. PENNER, B.
TPR. PERKINS, G.
TPR. PERRY, WM. J.
L.CPL. PETTIFER, A.E.
TPR. PIGGOTT, E.
TPR. PLANT, L.W.
TPR. QUINN, R.J.
CPL. RANNIE, D.C.
TPR. REMILLARD, G.
TPR. RENTZ, R.
A.MAJ. RICHARDSON, K.E.
TPR. RIGGS, D.
TPR. RIPLEY, R.A.
TPR. RODE, G.E.
TPR. ROMENICK, WM.
A.L.SGT. RONKSLEY, E.A.
TPR. ROPER, J.W.
TPR, ROSVALD, W.N.
TPR. RULE, N.S.
A.L.SGT. RUNGE, WM.F
TPR. SANDERSON, D.D.
TPR. SCHMIDT, J.A.
TPR. SCHRADER, A.J.
TPR. SCHULTZ, I.
A.SGT. SCRIVENS, S.E.
TPR. SELSEOTES, H.
TPR. SHEEHAN, R.F.E.

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TPR. SINCLAIR, R.V.
TPR. SLIEVERT, K.J.
TPR. SMITH, K.R.
TPR. STACEY, G.H.
A.CPL. STANDLEY, A.
TPR. STANLEY, R.A.
TPR. ST. ONGE, E.C.
A.SGT. TAYLOR, B.P.J. M.M.
LIEUT. THOMAS, WM.G.
TPR. TURGEON, L.
LIEUT. TURLEY, W.M.A.
TPR. TWELL, C.E.
TPR. TYERS, A.
TPR. VAUGHAN, T.W.
A.SGT. VEALS, F.C.
TPR. VERGETTE, R.J.
TPR. VEZINA, R.N.
TPR VINSKY, G.
TPR. WACHTER, F.H.
TPR. WAITO, H.M.
CPL. WAKEFIELD, J.H.
TPR. WALKER, A.R.
SGT. WARDLAW, R.G.
TPR. WENTZELL, R.R.
LIEUT. WESTERN, E.J.
TPR. WHITE, D.F.L.
TPR. WILLIAMS, C.E.
TPR. WILLIAMS, I.M.
TPR. WILLIS, J.E.
TPR. WOOD, J.J.

[at the bottom centre/en bas au centre]

IN DEFENCE OF OUR ALTARS AND FIRES