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Army Service Corps and Royal Canadian Engineers lines from top of water tower
Army Service Corps and Royal Canadian Engineers lines from top of water tower

Army Service Corps and Royal Canadian Engineers lines from top of water tower

Date1911
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Army Service Corps and Royal Canadian Engineers lines from top of water tower
Country:Canada
Building, monument or park:Canadian Forces Base (Petawawa, Ont.)
City, town or township:Petawawa
County:Renfrew (Ont. : County)
Province or state:Ontario
Medium
Dimensions83 x 105 mm
Extent
  • 83 x 105 mm
Language
CollectionBaldwin Collection of Canadiana
Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)
Call Number / Accession NumberOHQ-PICTURES-S-R-644
Family recollections of Lieut. General Elias Walker Durnford...of the Corps. of Royal Engineers
Family recollections of Lieut. General Elias Walker Durnford...of the Corps. of Royal Engineers
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Toronto Field Battery And Engineers' Corps
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1877
Report of engineers on the separation of grades in connection with the railway lines along the water front : and on the proposed Union Station : City of Toronto
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Star Driver In A.S.C., Frank Howell. driver of one of The Star's heavy paper trucks for the past two years, enlisted Aug. 13 in the Royal Canadian Army Service Corps
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9/3/1940
Stirton, a Dunkirk survivor of the Royal Tank Corps, sits in the power-driven Canada's first army tank as it rolls from the assembly line of the C.P.R(...)
Stirton, a Dunkirk survivor of the Royal Tank Corps, sits in the power-driven Canada's first army tank as it rolls from the assembly line of the C.P.R(...)
5/31/1941
Ignoring the Danger of flying bullets, a Canadian padre works quickly and efficiently with Army Medical Corps men in evacuating wounded from a front l(...)
Ignoring the Danger of flying bullets, a Canadian padre works quickly and efficiently with Army Medical Corps men in evacuating wounded from a front l(...)
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Army women recall war stories. At the 12th annual Canada-wide reunion in Toronto on Saturday of the veterans of the Canadian Women's Army Corps, Mrs. (...)
Army women recall war stories. At the 12th annual Canada-wide reunion in Toronto on Saturday of the veterans of the Canadian Women's Army Corps, Mrs. (...)
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Reporter now tank man. Trooper Norman Phillips Canadian Armored Corps. before joining the army was The Star's Camp Borden reporter
Reporter now tank man. Trooper Norman Phillips Canadian Armored Corps. before joining the army was The Star's Camp Borden reporter
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Joins ordinance corps, Harold Maulson, for 12 years a member of the advertising staff of The Star, who has enlisted with the Royal Canadian Ordance Corps
Joins ordinance corps, Harold Maulson, for 12 years a member of the advertising staff of The Star, who has enlisted with the Royal Canadian Ordance Corps
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Those aren't crippled soldiers using canes to hobble across the desert but British army engineers mine-sweeping by hand
Those aren't crippled soldiers using canes to hobble across the desert but British army engineers mine-sweeping by hand
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Printer Enlists, George E. Delaney of The Star composing room staff, who recently joined the Royal Canadian Engineers
Printer Enlists, George E. Delaney of The Star composing room staff, who recently joined the Royal Canadian Engineers
10/7/1942
End of an era: Murray McInroy, 62, of the Canadian Society of Professional Engineers, says the recession has ended the gravy days for engineers which have existed almost uninterrupted since World War II
End of an era: Murray McInroy, 62, of the Canadian Society of Professional Engineers, says the recession has ended the gravy days for engineers which have existed almost uninterrupted since World War II
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