Unités de mitrailleuses

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Guide des sources pour les unités
du Corps expéditionnaire
canadien
Introduction .............................................................................................................................................. 1
Canadian Machine Gun Corps................................................................................................................... 2
Machine Gun Squadron, Canadian Cavalry Brigade ................................................................................. 4
1st Canadian Machine Gun Company ........................................................................................................ 1
2nd Canadian Machine Gun Company ....................................................................................................... 2
3rd Canadian Machine Gun Company ....................................................................................................... 4
4th Canadian Machine Gun Company ....................................................................................................... 6
7th Canadian Machine Gun Company ..................................................................................................... 10
10th Canadian Machine Gun Company ................................................................................................... 21
Yukon Infantry Company ........................................................................................................................ 32
1st Canadian Motor Machine Gun Brigade.............................................................................................. 34
2nd Canadian Motor Machine Gun Brigade ............................................................................................. 47
Borden’s Motor Machine Gun Battery ................................................................................................... 49
Eaton Motor Machine Gun Battery ........................................................................................................ 55
Yukon Motor Machine Gun Battery ........................................................................................................ 58
1st Battalion, Canadian Machine Gun Corps ........................................................................................... 63
2nd Battalion, Canadian Machine Gun Corps .......................................................................................... 70
3rd Battalion, Canadian Machine Gun Corps ........................................................................................... 96
4th Battalion, Canadian Machine Gun Corps ........................................................................................... 99
Canadian Machine Gun Training Depot ................................................................................................ 101
Canadian Machine Gun Corps Depot .................................................................................................... 102
2nd Canadian Tank Battalion. CMGC ..................................................................................................... 103
3rd Canadian Tank Battalion, CMGC. ..................................................................................................... 104
Guide des sources pour les unités du Corps expéditionnaire canadien
Introduction
Chaque bataillon d’infanterie en France avait une section de mitrailleuse, et durant l’hiver 1915-1916, ils
formèrent une brigade de mitrailleuse. Une autre réorganisation eu lieu en mars 1918 quand les
bataillons de mitrailleuse furent créés. Les bataillons de chars de combat du Corps expéditionnaire
canadien étaient inclus dans le Canadian Machine Gun Corps.
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Canadian Machine Gun Corps
Historique
Mis sur pied en France le 16 avril 1917 pour prendre en charge toutes les mitrailleuses
du Corps canadien.
Autorisation publiée dans l’ordre de routine de l'armée canadienne 558 du 22 février
1917.
Composé des :
Machine Gun Squadron, Canadian Cavalry Brigade
Machine gun companies
1st Motor Machine Gun Brigade and Motor machine gun batteries.
Un dépôt mis sur pied Angleterre le 4 janvier 1917 (autorisé par Canadians’ Routine
Order 150 de la même date)
Les compagnies des brigades de mitrailleuses sont séparées de leurs brigades
originelles le 8 septembre 1917 et forment les différentes compagnies divisionnaires
des bataillons de mitrailleuses.
Sources
Dans cette section – disponible en anglais seulement – le texte en caractère gras est le sujet principal et
le texte en retrait est la référence archivistique. Utilisez la référence archivistique pour commander le
document.
Corps subject dossiers (see finding aid for description of dossiers)
RG 9 III-C-1, vol. 3926-3954
Demobilization
RG 24, vol.1975, dossier HQ 683-1010-1
History
RG 24, vol.1975, dossier HQ 683-1010-2
OMFC dossier
RG 9 III-A-1, vol. 80, dossier 10-9-23
Historical record
RG 9 III-D-1, vol. 4686, chemise 36, dossier 7
Honours and awards
Correspondence re photos
RG 9 III-D-1, vol. 4686, chemise 36, dossier9
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Operations. Passchendaele, Nov. 1917
Notes on formation of CMGC
RG 24, vol.1833, dossier GAQ 8-17
History
RG 9 III-C-1, vol. 3931, chemise 17, dossier 1
War diary, Machine Gun Officer, Canadian Corps, 1 Nov. 1916 - 18 April 1919
RG 9 III-D-3, vol. 4981
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Machine Gun Squadron, Canadian Cavalry Brigade
Historique
Mis sur pied en Tully, France le 20 février 1916 sous le commandement du Capitaine
W. T. Lawless, et plus tard par le Capitaine W. K. Walker.
Provient des sections de mitrailleuse du Royal Canadian Dragoons, Lord Strathcona
Horse et Fort Garry Horse.
Renommé 1st Canadian Machine Gun Squadron le 4 avril 1917
Sources
document.
War diary, 18 Feb. 1916 - 31 March 1919
RG 9 III-D-3, vol. 4988, chemise 633
Historical record, establishment
Correspondence re badges
Correspondence re honours and awards
Operations. Moreuil Wood, 21 March - 2 April 1918
Operations. Amiens, 8-11 Aug. 1918
Operations. Cambrai, 9-10 Oct. 1918
Demobilization
RG 24, vol.1974, dossier HQ 683-1008-1
Daily orders, Pts. I and II, 20 Feb. 1916 - 19 Jan. 1917
RG 9 III-C-3, vol. 3986, chemise 9, dossiers 4-10
Daily orders, Pts. I and II, 20 Jan. 1917 - 1 May 1918
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Daily orders, Pts I and II, 2 May - 23 Dec. 1918
Canadian Records Office dossier
RG 9 III-B-1, vol. 1087, dossier M-156-4
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1st Canadian Machine Gun Company
Historique
Mise sur pied à Mont du Cats en janvier 1916 comme 1st Canadian Infantry Brigade
Machine Gun Company. Commandée par le Lieutenant J. R. Anglin, et plus tard par le
Capitaine W. J.A. Lalor.
Renommée 1st Canadian Machine Gun Company en juillet 1916.
Composée des sections de mitrailleuse des bataillons de l’infanterie du 1st Canadian
Infantry Brigade, 1st Canadian Division.
Les 1st, 2nd, 3rd et 13th Canadian Machine Gun Companies sont détachées de leurs
brigades respective en septembre 1917 et forme les 1st, 2nd, 3rd et 13th Companies
de la 1st Canadian Divisional Machine Gun Battalion.
Réorganisée le 27 mars 1918 pour former 1st Battalion, Canadian machine Gun Corps.
Sources
document.
War diary, 14 Jan. 1916 - 31 March 1918
Historical record
Operations. Somme, Oct. 1916
Operations. Passchendaele, 5-6 Nov. 1917
DHS dossier re war diary
RG 24, vol.1908, dossier DHS 5-11-6
Operation orders, March 1918
History
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2nd Canadian Machine Gun Company
Historique
Mise sur pied à Ploegstraat en janvier 1916 comme 2nd Canadian Infantry Brigade
Machine Gun Company. Commandée par le Capitaine T. H. Raddall.
Composée des sections de mitrailleuse des bataillons du 2nd Brigade’s infantry.
Renommée 2nd Canadian Machine Gun Company en juillet 1916.
Les 1st, 2nd, 3rd et 13th Companies de la 1st Canadian Divisional Machine Gun
Battalion.
Réorganisée le 27 mars 1918 pour former le 1st Battalion, Canadian Machine Gun
Corps.
Sources
document.
History
Historical record
Reports on operations, 7-25 Sept. 1916
Operation orders, 16 June 1917
Reports on operations, Nov. 1917
Operation orders, Feb. 1918
Reports on operations, 1917
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3rd Canadian Machine Gun Company
Historique
Mise sur pied à Meteren en février 1916 comme 3rd Canadian Infantry Brigade
Machine Gun Company. Commandée par le Capitaine E. H. Houghton.
Composée des sections de mitrailleuse des bataillons du 3rd Brigade’s infantry.
Renommée 3rd Canadian Machine Gun Company en juillet 1916.
Les 1st, 2nd, 3rd et 13th Companies de la 1st Canadian Divisional Machine Gun
Battalion.
Réorganisée le 27 mars 1918 pour former 1st Battalion, Canadian Machine Gun Corps.
Sources
document.
War diary, 1 March 1916 - 27 March 1918
Historical record, honours and awards, patches
Receipts for badges
Operations. Mount Sorrel, 11-15 June 1916
Operation orders, 27 Feb. - 26 July 1917
Reports
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Reports, 1917
Maps and aerial photos, 4 March - 28 July 1917
Operations, Vimy Ridge, March - April 1917
Operations. Hill 70, July - Aug. 1917
Orders, 27 March - 27 July 1917
Advanced rations, July 1917
History
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4th Canadian Machine Gun Company
Historique
Mis sur pied en Belgique en décembre 1915 comme 4th Canadian Infantry Brigade
Machine Gun Company. Commandée par le Capitaine J. Edwards.
Composée des sections de mitrailleuse des bataillons du 4th Brigade’s infantry.
Renommée 4th Canadian Machine Gun Company en juillet 1916.
Les 4th, 5th, 6th et 14th Canadian Machine Gun Companies sont détachées de leurs
brigades respectives en septembre 1917 et forment les 4th, 5th, 6th et 14th
Companies du Canadian Divisional Machine Gun Battalion.
Réorganisée le 21 mars 1918 pour former le 2nd Battalion, Canadian Machine Gun
Corps.
Sources
document.
Historical record
Historical record
Circular re badges
Operations. Mount Sorrel, 2 June 1916
Operations. Fresnoy, 8 May 1917
Operations. Hill 70, 16 Aug. 1917
Organization, 10-20 Feb. 1917
Organization
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Operation orders, 15 Feb. - 3 March 1918
RG 9 III-B-1, vol. 1087, dossiers M-145-4 and M-160-4
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Historique
Machine Gun Company. Commandée par le Lieutenant S. W. Watson.
Composée des sections de mitrailleuse des bataillons du 5th Brigade’s infantry
battalions.
brigades d’infanteries respective en septembre 1917 et forment les 4th, 5th, 6th et
14th Companies du 2nd Canadian Divisional Machine Gun Battalion.
Corps.
Sources
document.
History
Correspondence re historical record
Organization, 22 March - 29 July 1918
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Historique
Machine Gun Company. Commandée par le Capitaine T. A. H. Taylor.
Composée des sections de mitrailleuse des bataillons du 6th Brigade’s Infantry.
brigades respective en septembre 1917 et forment les 4th, 5th, 6th et 14th Companies
de la 2nd Canadian Divisional Machine Gun Battalion.
Corps.
Sources
document.
Historical record
Operations. Mount Sorrel, June 1916
History
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Historique
Mis sur pied en Belgique en mars 1916 comme 7th Canadian Infantry Brigade Machine
Gun Company. Commandée par le Capitaine H. T. Cock.
brigades d’infanteries respective en août 1917 et forment les 7th, 8th, 9th et 15th
Companies du 3rd Canadian Divisional Machine Gun Battalion.
Réorganisée le19 mars 1918 pour former le 3rd Battalion, Canadian Machine Gun
Corps.
Sources
document.
War diary, 3 April 1916 - 23 March 1918
Historical record
Operations. Mount Sorrel, 2-7 June 1916
Bdr C.P. Cotton, 16 June 1916
Nominal roll of officers
RG 9 III-B-1, vol. 2234, dossier N-21-29
Operation orders, 27 Dec. 1917 - 22 March 1918
History
Routine orders (General Canadian Corps, 3rd Canadian Division, 7th CIB), 1916
RG 9 III-C-4, vol. 4341, chemise 1, dossier 1-4
Intelligence summaries (First Army, Canadian Corps, 3rd Canadian Division) Oct. 1916 - April 1917
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Aircraft, Jan. 1917
Reports on ammunition, Feb. 1917
Billets, 21 Aug. 1916 - 20 May 1917
3rd Divisional area boundaries, Feb. 1917
Burials and cemeteries, 3 July 1916 - 27 May 1917
Canteens, 24 Nov. 1916 - 10 Jan. 1917
Instructions re reporting of casualties, 11 June 1916 - 26 May 1917
Instructions re censorship, March 1917
Correction numbers to BAB codes, 2 Sept. 1916 - 2 June 1917
Conferences and lectures, 16 Nov. 1916 - 2 April 1917
Routine correspondence, 4 May 1916 - 28 Feb. 1917
Work on defences, working parties, Jan. 1917
Discipline, 25 Aug. 1916 - 12 Feb. 1917
Distinguishing marks for platoon specialists, Feb. 1917
Orders re fires, Oct. 1916
Instructions re regimental funds, Aug. 1916
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Gas, 3 Nov. 1916 - 4 Feb. 1917
Honours and awards, 13 June 1916 - 21 May 1917
Instructions re sweets dropped from enemy aircraft, 19 Feb. - 12 May 1917
Unit locations, 60th British Division
Correspondence re log books, Feb. 1917
Correspondence re maps, 13 June 1916 - 3 March 1917
Instructions re prevention of chilled feet and frostbites, 26 Aug. 1916 - 8 Jan. 1917
Operations. Vimy Ridge, March 1917
Instructions re operations, March 1917
Lessons learned from operations, Jan 1917
Reports on operations, April 1917
Operation orders, 7th CIB, March 1917
Operation orders, PPCLI, 25 Sept. 1916 - 14 March 1917
Operation orders, 42nd Battalion, March 1917
Routine orders, 22 April 1916 - 6 July 1917
RG 9 III-C-4, vol. 4360, chemise 3
Observation posts, May 1917
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Employment of officers, 5 Feb. - 15 May 1917
Church parades, 16 Feb. - 10 March 1917
Distinguishing patches, 2 June 1916 - 11 March 1917
Correspondence re personnel, 10 Aug. 1916 - 20 April 1917
Correspondence re postal service
Prisoners of war, March 1917
Correspondence re rations, Aug. 1916
Instructions re disposal of records, March 1917
Correspondence re returns, 29 Nov. 1916 - 7 April 1917
Sanitation, 22 Sept. 1916 - 10 May 1917
Signals, Jan. 1917
Signal service, 31 May 1916 - 20 May 1917
Sports, 20 Feb. - 6 March 1917
Stores, 27 Aug. 1916 - 26 Feb. 1917
Weekly strength returns, 1 July 1916 - 12 May 1917
Supplies, 24 July 1916 - 9 March 1917
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Synchronization of watches, April 1917
Training, Feb. 1916 - April 1917
Vendors, 26 May 1916 - 10 March 1917
Visits, Feb. 1917
Water supply, 12 July 1916 - 9 May 1917
Christmas cards, 20 April - 23 Dec. 1916
Aircraft, March 1917
Reports on small arms ammunition, 4 Jan. - 4 March 1917
Fat by-products, Feb. 1917
Reports on clothing and equipment, 5 Nov. 1916 - 12 May 1917
RFC communiques, Aug. 1916
Correspondence re horses, 17 May 1916 - 28 Feb. 1917
Sketch map of German front line, March 1917
Gas, 14 April 1916 - 11 May 1917
Gifts, 11 June 1916 - 4 March 1917
Treatment of machine and Lewis guns in frosty weather, 26 Oct. - 5 Dec. 1916
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Steel helmets, Sept. 1916
Intelligence summaries, First Army, 24 May 1916 - 18 March 1917
Intelligence summaries, Canadian Corps, 1Aug. 1915 - 9 March 1917
Intelligence summaries, XVII Corps, Oct. 1916
Intelligence summaries, 3rd Canadian Division, 6 Nov. 1916 - 9 March 1917
Intelligence summaries, 7th CIB, 30 Oct. - 18 Dec. 1916
Locations, 7th CIB, 18 April 1917
Request for issue of solidified alcohol, Jan. 1917
Message of sympathy re death of Duchess of Connaught, March 1917
Operations. Vimy Ridge, April 1917
Operation summaries, First Army, 23 Oct. - 31 Dec. 1916
Orders, GOC, 3rd Canadian Division, 27 Sept. 1916
Reports of officers, 22 May 1916 - 16 Feb. 1917
Correspondence re personnel, 25 June 1916 - 5 Jan. 1917
Situation reports, 3rd Canadian Division, 26 May 1916 - 25 April 1917
Stores, 25 May 1916 - 29 March 1917
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Instructions re rations, Oct. 1916
Wireless news, HQ, 3rd Canadian Division, 29 Aug. 1916 - 29 April 1917
Aircraft, 29 March - 28 May 1917
Ammunition, 1 Nov. 1916 - 2 June 1917
Report on small arms, Feb. 1917
Artillery, 16 July 1916 - 26 May 1917
Claims by civilians, March 1917
Clothing and equipment, 13 Jan. - 3 April 1917
Appointment of Brutinel as Corps Machine Gun Officer, Nov. 1916
Appointment of lecturers, 18 July 1916 - 7 Feb. 1917
Congratulatory messages
British Columbia election, 13 July - 28 Dec. 1916
Establishment, 20 May 1916 - 1 April 1917
Intelligence summaries, HQ, 3rd Canadian Division, 7 April - 12 May 1917
Instructions re log books, Aug. 1916
Plans and reports of work on machine gun fort, 22 Jan. - 27 March 1917
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Correspondence re maps and aerial photos, 22 Aug. 1916 - 24 May 1917
Mobilization, machine gun companies, June, Sept. 1916
Operations. Vimy Ridge, 26 Feb. - 13 April 1917
Operations. Arleux and Fresnoy, May 1917
Minor operations, July 1916
Operation summaries, First Army, 27 Nov. 1916 - 30 April 1917
Guards’ orders
Instructions re observation posts, 30 March, 2 April 1917
Personnel, 15 May 1916 - 12 April 1917
Propaganda, 23 Nov. - 20 Dec. 1916
Inspection of iron rations, March 1917
Signal service, 27 Oct. 1916 - 25 March 1917
Field returns, 22 April 1916 - 28 May 1917
Notes on training, Dec. 1916
Canadian War Contingent Assn, April 1917
Returns re trophies, etc. 21 Sept. 1916 - 27 May 1917
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Correspondence re war diaries, 25 July 1916 - 28 May 1917
Claims re damage to fruit trees, etc., Sept. 1916
Congratulatory messages, May 1917
Personnel diary, 26 May - 25 Aug. 1916
Intelligence summaries, First Army 6 March - 30 June 1917
Intelligence summaries, Canadian Corps, 23 April - 30 June 1917
Intelligence summaries, HQ, 3rd Canadian Division, 1 May - 30 June 1917
Intelligence summaries, 9th CIB, May 1917
Intelligence, 26 Oct. 1916 - 5 June 1917
Instructions re mines and booby traps, 27 March - 2 April 1917
Operations. Avion, 21 April - 28 May 1917
Minor operations, 43rd and 58th Battalions, March 1917
Operation summaries, First Army, 1 May - 30 June 1917
Situation reports, 7th CIB, 15 March - 30 June 1917
Wireless news, HQ 3rd Canadian Division, 7 May - 26 June 1917
RG 9 III-C-4, vol. 4344, chemise 9, dossier 1087, dossier M-150-4
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Historique
Mis sur pied en Belgique en avril 1916 comme 8th Canadian Infantry Brigade Machine
Gun Company. Commandée par le Capitaine W. M. Balfour.
brigades d’infanterie respective en août 1917 et forment les7th, 8th, 9th et 15th
Réorganisée le 19 mars 1918 pour former le 3rd Battalion, Canadian Machine Gun
Corps.
Sources
document.
History
Historical record
Correspondence re photos
Operations. Mount Sorrel, 2 June 1916
Nominal rolls of officers
RG 9 III-B-1, vol. 2235, dossier 4-28-29
Operation orders, 14-17 1918
Operation orders, 6 April 1917
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Historique
Mis sur pied en Belgique en avril 1916 comme 9th Canadian Infantry Brigade Machine
Gun Company. Commandée par le Capitaine W. H. Bothwell.
brigades d’infanterie respective en août 1917 et forment les 7th, 8th, 9th et 15th
Réorganisée le 19 mars 1918 pour former le 3rd Battalion, Canadian Machine Gun
Corps.
Sources
document.
Demobilization
RG 24, vol.1980, dossier 683-1095-1
Historical record
History
Disposition, 23 Jan. 1917
Operation orders, 26 Oct. 1917
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Historique
Mise sur pied à Bramshott en juin 1916 comme 10th Canadian Infantry Brigade
Machine Gun Company. Commandée par le Major intérimaire J. Ness.
Composée de personnel provenant du 44th, 46th, 47th et 50th Infantry Battalions.
Arrive en France le 11 août 1916.
Renommée 10th Canadian Machine Gun Company en août 1916.
Les 10th, 11th, 12th et 16th Canadian Machine Gun Companies sont détachées de
leurs brigades d’infanteries respective en septembre 1917 et forment les 10th, 11th,
12th et 16th Companies du 4th Canadian Divisional Machine Gun Battalion.
Réorganisée le 23 mars 1918 pour former le 4th Battalion, Canadian Machine Gun
Corps.
Sources
document.
War diary, 10 Aug. 1916 - 31 march 1918
RG 9III-D-3, vol. 4984, chemise 610
Historical record
Operations. Vimy Ridge, 9-13 April 1917
Operations. La Coulotte, 2-3 June 1917
History
Daily Orders
RG 150, vol. 232 = 1916/06/10 - 1916/08/06
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Historique
Mise sur pied à Bramshott en juin 1916 comme 11th Canadian Infantry Brigade
Machine Gun Company. Commandée par le Major B. M. Clerk.
Composée de personnel provenant des 53rd, 54th, 74th et 75th Canadian Infantry
Battalions.
Corps.
Sources
document.
War diary, 9 Aug. 1916 - 31 March 1918
Historical record
RG 9 III-A-1, vol. 37, dossier 11
History
Daily Orders
RG 150, vol. 232 = 1916/06/08 - 1916/08/10
22
Historique
Mise sur pied à Bramshott en mai 1916 comme 12th Canadian Infantry Brigade
Machine Gun Company. Commandée par le Capitaine H. E. Hodge.
Composée de personnel provenant du 51st, 72nd, 73rd et 81st Canadian Infantry
Battalions.
Corps
Sources
document.
War diary, 5 June 1916 - 31 March 1918
Historical record
Operations. Courcelette, Oct. 1916
Operations. Vimy Ridge, April 1917 and Berthonval Farm, May 1917
History
Daily Orders
RG 150, vol. 232 = 1916/06/07 - 1916/08/12
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Historique
Mise sur pied à Floringhem, Belgique en janvier 1917 sous le commandement du
Major J. Kay.
Personnel provenant du 1st, 2nd et 3rd Canadian Machine Gun Companies et du
bataillon d’infanterie de la 1e Division canadienne.
Les 1st, 2nd et 3rd Canadian Machine Gun Companies sont détachées de leurs
brigades d’infanteries respectives en septembre 1917 et, avec le 13th Canadian
Machine Gun Company, forment les 1st, 2nd, 3rd et 13th Companies du 1st Canadian
Divisional Machine Gun Battalion.
Réorganisée le 27 mars 1918 pour former le 1st Battalion, Canadian Machine Gun
Corps.
Sources
document.
DHS dossier
RG 24, vol. 1908, dossier DHS 5-11-9
History
Organization
Operation orders, 9-20 March 1918
Operation orders, Nov. 1917
Operations. Hill 70, 14 Aug. - 3 Sept. 1917
RG 9 III-C-34 vol. 4347, chemise 9, dossier 1
24
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Historique
Major J. Bacevi.
Personnel provenant du 4th et 5th Canadian Machine Gun Companies, 2nd Division et
du groupe des mitrailleuses.
Les 4th, 5th et 6th Canadian Machine Gun Companies sont détachées de leurs brigades
d’infanterie respectives en septembre 1917 et, avec le 14th Canadian Machine Gun
Company, forment les 4th, 5th, 6th et 14th Companies du 2nd Canadian Divisional
Machine Gun Battalion.
Corps.
Sources
document.
Demobilization
RG 24, vol.1984, dossier HQ 683-1154-1
History
Operation orders, 3 March 1918
26
Historique
Capitaine W. W. Moorhouse.
Personnel provenant des 7th et 8th Canadian Machine Gun Companies, 3rd Canadian
Division et du groupe des mitrailleuses.
Les 7th, 8th et 9th Canadian Machine Gun Companies sont détachées de leurs brigades
d’infanterie respectives en septembre 1917 et, avec le 15th Canadian Machine Gun
Company, forment le 3rd Canadian Divisional Machine Gun Battalion.
Réorganisée en mars 1918 pour former le 3rd Battalion, Canadian Machine Gun Corps.
Sources
document.
Nominal roll of officers
Operation orders, 26 Dec. 1917
27
Historique
Mise sur pied en Mis sur pied à Floringhem, Belgique le 27 décembre 1916 sous le
commandement du Capitaine E. W. Sansom.
Personnel provenant des 73rd, 75th, 87th et 102nd Canadian Infantry Battalions de la
4e Division canadienne en plus des 10th, 11th, et 12th Canadian Machine Gun
Companies.
Les 10th, 11th et 12th Canadian Machine Gun Companies sont détachées de leurs
brigades d’infanterie respectives le 1er septembre 1917 et, avec le 16th Canadian
Machine Gun Company, forment le 4th Canadian Divisional Machine Gun Battalion.
Réorganisée en mars 1918 pour former le 4th Battalion, Canadian Machine Gun Corps.
Sources
document.
War diary, 27 Dec. 1916 - 31 March 1918
History
RG 24, vol.1989, dossier HQ 683-1256-1
Operations. Passchendaele, 30-31 Oct. 1917
RG 9 III-B-1, vol. 4687, chemise 37, dossier 17
DHS dossier
History
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Historique
Le Yukon Infantry Company est réorganisée à Whitley le 9 février 1917 comme 17th
Canadian Machine Gun Company. Commandée par le Major T. C. Bamfield.
Le 13th Canadian Infantry Brigade, 5th Division (démantelée à Whitley en février
1918).
Avec le 18th et 19th Canadian Machine Gun Companies, forme le 5th Battalion,
Canadian Machine Gun Corps en mars 1918.
Arrive en France le 25 mars 1918.
Absorbée dans le 2nd Canadian Motor Machine Gun Brigade en juin 1918.
Voir aussi Yukon Infantry Company.
Sources
document.
War diary, 6 Feb. 1917 - 5 June 1918
Organization
RG 9 III-B-1, vol. 971, dossier O-65-3
Establishment
RG 9 III-B-1, vol. 940, dossier E-69-3
Circular re badges
Organization, designation
Daily Orders
RG 150, vol. 232 = 1917/03/01 - 1918/08/15
29
Historique
Mise sur pied à Whitley le 6 février 1917 sous le commandement du Lieutenant G. W.
de la Poer Beresford.
Le noyau vient du Canadian Machine Gun Depot, Crowborough.
14th Canadian Infantry Brigade, 5th Division (démantelée à Whitley en février 1918).
Avec le 17th et 19th Canadian Machine Gun Companies, forment le 5th Battalion,
Absorbée dans le 1st Canadian Motor Machine Gun Brigade le 7 juin 1918.
Sources
document.
Historical record, organization
Circular re badges
Establishment
Organization
Daily Orders
RG 150, vol. 232
Part 1 = 1918/07/13 - 1918/07/03
Part 2 = 1917/04/24 - 1917/08/23
Part 3 = 1917/02/16 - 1917/04/22
30
Historique
Mise sur pied à Whitley le 6 février 1917 sous le commandement du Major J. H.
Brownlee.
Le noyau vient du Canadian Machine Gun Depot, Crowborough.
Le 15th Canadian Infantry Brigade, 5th Division (démantelée à Whitley en février
1918).
Avec le 17th et 18th Canadian Machine Gun Companies, forment le 5th Battalion,
Absorbé dans 2nd Canadian Motor Machine Gun Brigade le 7 juin 1918.
Sources
document.
Historical record, organization
Demobilization
RG 24, vol.1984, dossier HQ 683-1145-1
Establishment
Organization
Daily Orders
RG150, vol. 232 = 1917/02/12 - 1919/04/10
31
Yukon Infantry Company
Historique
Mise sur pied en novembre 1915 sous le commandement du Capitaine G. G. M.
Hulme.
Autorisation dans la lettre de A/AG à DOC, MDII, 6 novembre 1915.
Mobilisée à Dawson City et plus tard à Victoria, Colombie-Britannique.
Recrutée dans le territoire du Yukon.
Déménage à Victoria en juin, juillet et octobre 1916.
Attachée au 231st Battalion pour l’entraînement. Est entraîné indépendamment
d’octobre 1916 à janvier 1917.
Quitte Halifax le 26 janvier 1917 à bord du CANADA.
Arrive en Angleterre le 6 février 1917.
Effectifs : 270 hommes.
Attachée au 7th Canadian Reserve Battalion.
Transférée au 3rd Canadian Machine Gun Company, 5th Canadian Division le 24 mars
1917.
Réorganisé as 17th Canadian Machine Gun Company, 5th Canadian Division.
Démantelée en vertu de l’ordre général 149 du 15 septembre 1920
Voir aussi 17th Canadian Machine Gun Company.
Sources
document.
Appointment of officers
RG 24, vol.1374, dossier HQ 593-6-1-YUKON
Pay and pay sheets
RG 24, vol.1794, dossier HQ 683-778-1
Officers
RG 24, vol.1794, dossier HQ 683-778-2
Clothing and equipment
RG 24, vol.4675, dossier 11D. 99-4-23-4
Mobilization
RG 24, vol.1201, dossier 11D. 99-4-23
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Documents of soldiers
RG 24, vol.1201, dossier 11D. 99-4-23-10
Badges
RG 24, vol.1457, dossier HQ 593-12-2
Yukon Company, 1915 - 1918
RG 91, dossier 29600E on reel M-2859
RG 24, vol.4002, chemise 1, dossier 9
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1st Canadian Motor Machine Gun Brigade
Historique
Mise sur pied en Ottawa en août 1914 comme Automobile Machine Gun Brigade No.1.
Commandée par le Major R. Brutinel.
Autorisation publiée dans les ordres généraux 150 et 152 du 15 septembre 1914.
Mobilisée à Ottawa et Valcartier.
Recrutée à travers le Canada: approximativement 50% étaient des chauffeurs ou des
mécaniciens.
Des voitures, camions et fusils ont été offerts par des citoyens importants et patriotes.
Quitte Québec le 29 septembre 1914 à bord du CORINTHIAN.
Arrive en Angleterre le 20 octobre 1914.
Effectifs : 9 officiers, 128 autres grades.
Arrive en France le 17 juin 1915.
Attachée au 1st Canadian Division et renommée 1st Canadian Motor Machine Gun
Brigade.
Réorganisée le 8 juin 1918: absorbe les Borden’s Motor Machine Gun Battery en plus
des Batteries « C » et « D » du 18th Canadian Machine Gun Company.
Retourne au Canada le 20 avril 1919.
Démobilisée le 22 avril 1919.
Démantelée en vertu de l’ordre général 209 du 15 novembre 1920.
Les couleurs sont présentées à Carlisle, Cumberland le 29 mars 1919 et déposées à la
cathédrale Christ Church d’Ottawa, le 4 mai 1919.
Sources
document.
War diary, 13 June 1915 - 4 May 1919
RG 9 III-D-3, vols. 4986-4987, chemises 625-628
Historical record, colours
Honours and awards
Operation orders, 14-15 Oct. 1916
34
Report on operations. Arras, 22 March - 10 April 1918
Summary of operations. Amiens, 8-10 Aug. 1918
Badges (empty)
RG 24, vol.1774, dossier HQ 683-622-1
Demobilization
RG 24, vol.1950, dossier HQ 683-931-1
DHS dossier
Historical information
RG 24, vol.1496, dossier HQ 683-1-12 (vol.10)
OMFC dossier prior to 1916
General correspondence
RG 9 III-B-1, vol. 572, dossier A-152-2
Units under 1st CMMGB at the Somme
history
Organization and development
Narrative of operations
Strength, 5 Dec. 1918 - 2 Feb. 1919
Consecration and presentation of colours
Organization
Operation orders, 19 Feb. - 23 Aug. 1917
35
Orders, 27 Oct. 1917
Orders, 9 Oct. - 5 Nov. 1917
RG 9 III-C-1, vol. 3941, chemise 47, dossiers 6 and 14
Orders, Nov. 1917
Reports on operations. Arras, 25 Aug. - 3 Sept. 1918
Reports on operations. Cambrai, Sept. - Oct. 1918
Reports on operations. Valenciennes, Mons, Advance to Rhine, Oct. - Nov. 1918
Reports on operations, 22 March - 10 April 1918
Operation orders, July, Oct. 1917
After orders, March 1916
Operation orders, 4 July - 7 Oct. 1916
Operation orders, 23 Sept. 1915 - 7 Oct. 1916
Operations, 22 Feb. - 25 April 1918
Operations, 23 Nov. 1916 - 6 April 1918
Accounts: badges, canteen, Aug. - Sept. 1916
Billeting certificates, 25 April 1916 - 18 April 1917
Discipline, 28 Dec. 1917 - 4 March 1918
36
Leave, furlough to Canada, 30 Jan. - 27 March 1918
Nominal rolls. Officers, 24 Aug. 1916 - 27 April 1917
Nominal roll. NCOs and men, Sept. 1917
Reports on officers, 12 Sept. - 13 Nov. 1917
Correspondence re personnel, 28 Jan. - 1 March 1918
Transfers. NCOs and men, 11 Dec. 1917 - 14 Jan. 1918
Instructions re reinforcements, 6 March - 29 April 1917
Criticism of ammunition web belts by Sergeant. F. Waghorn, Nov. 1917
Honours and awards, 2 Oct. 1917 - 18 Jan. 1918
Action of machine guns in operations, 26 Sept. 1915 - 4 Jan. 1916
Reports on officers, 31 Aug. 1916 - 20 Dec. 1917
Officers reinforcements, Sept. 1917
Transfers. Officers, 30 Jan. - 24 April 1918
Appointments for dental service, 26 Feb. 1917 - 31 Jan. 1918
Operation orders, 19 May 1915 - 1 Sept. 1916
Officer’s effects etc. 25 April - 12 Sept. 1918
37
Correspondence re pay and allowances, 30 Nov. 1917 - 8 Feb. 1919
Correspondence re personnel, 12 Jan. - 2 March 1918
Ammunition, Oct. 1917
Suggestions re atmospheric allowance tables, 16 Jan. - 4 May 1918
Appointments and commissions, 21 July 1916 - 9 Dec. 1917
Despatch riders, 18 June - 17 July 1918
Machine and Lewis guns, 12 Aug. 1917 - 8 Jan. 1918
Honours and awards, 10 Oct. 1916 - 29 May 1918
Inspections, 10 March - 18 July 1918
Moves and reliefs, 28 Dec. 1917 - 5 Aug. 1918
Reports on operations, Aug. - Nov. 1917
Postings, officers, 21 March - 7 July 1918
Reports on officers, 5 Feb. - 29 April 1918
Correspondence re personnel, 11 March - 20 June 1918
Appointments and commissions, 2 April - 1 Aug. 1918
Casualties, 31 March - 4 April 1918
38
Discipline, 10 March - 28 May 1918
Emplacements, 31 Jan. - 10 Feb. 1918
Establishment, 20 Nov. 1916 - 18 Aug. 1918
Nominal rolls, Aug. 1918
Reports on operations, 16 May - 16 June 1918
Field service cards, 19 Feb. - 23 July 1918
Return of farmers to Canada, 13 April - 1 June 1918
Transfers, July 1918
Ammunition, Feb. 1918
Billeting certificates
Court of inquiry, Jan. 1918
Reports on injuries, 10 Dec. 1917 - 30 May 1918
Leave, 5 Dec. 1916 - 1 June 1918
Officers' kits and effects, 13 April - 18 July 1918
Working pay, 22 Feb. - 18 May 1918
Training, June 1918
39
Visits, 25 May - 29 July 1918
Aircraft detachments at Isbergues, Oct. 1917
Establishment, 30 May 1915 - 26 May 1918
Instructions re defence for attack north of Thames, Dec. 1914
Canadian Corps defence schemes, May 1917
Canadian Corps lines of defences, April 1917
Moves and reliefs, 13 March 1915 - 19 Aug. 1917
Operations. Vimy Ridge, March 1917
Operations. Hill 70
Action of machine guns, 25 July - 30 Sept. 1917
Reports on minor operations, Jan. 1918
Canadian Corps operation orders, 18 Feb. - 18 Aug. 1917
Officers, 16 Dec. 1914-3 March 1916
Passes, June 1915, May 1918
Visits, Feb. 1917
Air raids, July 1916
40
Yukon MMGB to be attached to Canadian Corps MMGB, Oct. 1916
Remodelling of armoured cars, Aug. 1916
Billeting instructions, 12 May - 17 Aug. 1916
Congratulatory messages, 17 Jan. - 30 Aug. 1917
Establishment, 27 Dec. 1914-11 Nov. 1915
Moves and reliefs, Aug. 1916
Operations. Loos, Sept. 1915
Operations. Arleux-Fresnoy, May 1917
Action of machine guns in operations, 18 July - 18 Aug. 1917
Orders, 1st CMMG Brigade, 27 April - 4 June 1917
Registration of Canadians, March 1917
Ammunition, Nov. 1917
Casualties, Nov. 1917
Moves and reliefs, 30 Oct. - 5 Nov. 1917
Operations. Passchendaele, Sept. - Nov. 1917
Operations. Passenchdaele, Oct. - Nov. 1917
41
Operation orders, various units and formations, Oct. - Nov. 1917
Warning orders, 1st Canadian MG Battalion, Nov. 1917
Receipts for stores, Nov. 1917
Operations. Passchendaele, Oct. - Nov. 1917
Defence schemes, 1st Canadian Division, 18 May - 19 Sept. 1917
Operations. Lens Sector, Sept. - Oct. 1917
Defence schemes, St Emile and Hill 70 Sectors, 19 Jan. - 14 March 1918
Actions, 1st Canadian MG Company in case of attack, Feb. 1918
Machine gun dispositions, Lens Sectors, Jan. 1918
Reports on emplacements, 21 Aug. 1917 - 11 March 1918
Machine gun locations, March 1918
Nomenclatures, front line system, Jan. 1918
Operation orders, 2nd, 3rd and 13th Canadian MG Corps, Feb. 1918
Reconnaissance reports, 9 Dec. 1917 - 26 March 1918
Defence schemes, 1st Canadian Division, 9 Oct. 1917 - 3 March 1918
Action of machine gun batteries in case of attack
42
Operations. Avion, June 1917. Report on Vickers guns
Codes, May 1917
Defence schemes, 1st Canadian Division, 27 March - 6 April 1917
Reports on gas, May 1917
Instructions re hawking, May 1917
Operations. Vimy Ridge, April - May 1917
Attack on Oppy-Acheville Line, April 1917
Operations. Arleux-Fresnoy, 31 March - 27 April 1917
Operations. Hill 70, 13 July - 19 Aug. 1917
Operations. Hill 70, 13 July - 19 Aug. 1917
Operations. Laurent Sector, 28 Aug. - 3 Sept. 1917
Operations. Courcelette, Sept. 1916
Operation orders, Canadian Corps MG Brigade, Oct. 1916
Operation orders, 1st Canadian Division HQ, 4 March - 29 April 1917
Operation orders, 4th Canadian Division HQ, Feb. 1917
43
Operation orders, 1st Canadian Motor MG Brigade, Sept. 1916
Fire orders
Warning orders, 1st Canadian Division HQ, May 1917
Ground service, aircraft, 19 April - 6 Aug. 1918
Ammunition, April 1918
XVIII Army Corps remembered VIII, 30 June, 2 July 1918
Badges and patches, 14 April 1918 - 17 Feb. 1919
Reporting of casualties, 2-7 March 1918 (see also Codes)
Evacuation of civilians, April 1918
Codes and station calls, 13 July 1918 - 7 Feb. 1919
Conferences, 24 June - 9 Nov. 1918
Congratulatory messages, 16 Aug. - 10 Oct. 1918
Defences, 3 April - 31 Dec. 1918
Discipline, 29 Nov. 1917 - 24 Jan. 1919
Loss of documents, Sept. 1917
Establishment, 23 July 1915 - 8 Jan. 1919
44
Transport for machine and Lewis guns, 19 March - 10 Aug. 1918
Intelligence, 29 Aug. - 20 Dec. 1918
Orders re moves and reliefs, 30 May - 28 Dec. 1918
Operations. Amiens, Aug. 1918
Reports on operations, 25 March - 8 Sept. 1918
Notes on First Army operations, April 1918
Summary of operations, 27 March - 24 April 1918
Operation orders, Canadian Corps, 21 March - 4 Sept. 1918
Operation orders, 2nd Canadian MG Battalion, Aug. 1918
Part I Orders, 1st CMMG Brigade, 7 Sept. 1914 - 26 Jan. 1915
Currie's special order re Amiens, 13 Aug. 1918 and re German drive, 27 March 1918
Provisional standing orders, 4 May - 21 July 1918
Officers, 27 Oct. 1917 - 31 Jan. 1919
Reorganization of Motor Branch, CMGC, 10 June - 15 Aug. 1918
Personnel, 23 May 1918 - 25 Feb. 1919
Reconnaissance reports, 1 May - 3 Aug. 1918
45
Reinforcements, Nov. 1918
Instructions for advance to Rhine, Nov. 1918
Circular re Russian soldiers, March 1918
Instructions re telegrams, March 1918
Syllabus of training, 10 Dec. 1918 - 13 Jan. 1919
Schools of instruction, 18 May 1918 - 8 Feb. 1919
Tactical schemes, 14 May - 22 June 1918
Instructions re transport, 8 March 1916 - 25 Feb. 1919
Correspondence re trajectory tables, 24 July - 1 Aug. 1918
Nominal roll on leaving Canada
RG 9 II B3, vol. 79
Canadian Records Office dossiers
RG 9 III-B-1, vol.1087, dossiers M-137-4 and M-140-4
Daily Orders
RG 150, vol. 228
Part 1 = 1915/02/04 - 1916/12/31
Part 2 = 1918/01/02 - 1918/12/13
RG 150, vol. 229
Part 3 = 1917/01/03 - 1917/12/31
RG 150, vol. 232 = 1918/08/22 - 1919/09/25
46
2nd Canadian Motor Machine Gun Brigade
Historique
Mise sur pied à Ourton, France en juin 1918 sous le commandement du LieutenantColonel W. J. A. Lalor.
Formée en fusionnant les Yukon Motor Machine Gun Battery, Eaton Motor Machine
Gun Battery, 17th et 19th Canadian Machine Gun Companies.
Les couleurs sont présentées par Lady Perley à Seaford le 3 avril 1919. Conservées par
le maire pour être gardées dans un lieu sûr à la Mairie.
Sources
document.
War diary, 5 June 1918 - 30 April 1919
Demobilization
RG 24, vol.1950, dossier HQ 683-932-1
History
RG 24, vol.1950, dossier HQ 683-932-2
DHS dossier
Organization and development
Strength, 9 Dec. 1918 - 26 Jan. 1919
Organization
Operations. Arras, 28 Aug. - 5 Sept. 1918
Operations. Cambrai, 27 Sept. - 12 Oct. 1918
47
Operation orders, July 1918
Historical record
Operations. Amiens, 8-10 Aug. 1918
RG 9 III-D-1, vol. 4687, chemise 39, dossiers 5-6
Formation
RG 24, vol.4629, dossier 11D, 10-2-1
Canadian Records office dossiers
RG 9 III-B-1, vol. 1087, dossiers M-137-4 and M-140-4 and M-176-4
Daily Orders
RG 150, vol. 228
Part 1 = 1914/09/07 - 1915/11/27
Part 2 = 1918/07/20 - 1920/01/28
48
Borden’s Motor Machine Gun Battery
Historique
Mise sur pied en décembre 1914 comme Borden’s Armoured Battery sous le
commandement du Major E. J. Holland VC.
Autorisation publiée dans l’ordre général 86 du 1er juillet 1915.
Nommée Borden’s Machine Gun Battery, et plus tard connue sous le nom de Borden’s
Motor Machine Gun Battery.Mobilisée à Montréal.Recrutée dans les districts de
Porcupine et Cobalt parmi les ingénieurs, mécaniciens et les prospecteurs.
Quitte Québec le 17 mai 1915 à bord du CARPATHIA.
Arrive en Angleterre le 28 mai 1915.
Arrive en France le 15 septembre 1915.
2e Division canadienne.
Renforcée par les recrues du Eaton Motor Machine Gun Battery, 46th Battalion, Fort
Garry Horse, 86th Battalion et Canadian Mounted Rifles.
Attachée au 1st Canadian Motor Machine Gun Brigade, le 12 juillet 1916.
Absorbée par 1st Canadian Motor Machine Gun Brigade le 8 juin 1918.
Sources
document.
War diary, 10 Dec. 1914 - 8 June 1918
Gas, 4 June-7 Sept. 1915
Intelligence summaries, Canadian Corps, 30 Nov. 1915 - 16 Jan. 1916
Intelligence summaries, 1st Canadian Division HQ, 1 Dec. 1915 - 20 Jan. 1916
Intelligence summaries, 2nd Canadian Division HQ, 17 Nov. 1915 - 1 Feb. 1916
49
Intelligence summaries, 2nd Canadian Division HQ, 2 Feb. - 31 May 1916
Summary of memorandum of French General Staff of the Armies of the East, Dec. 1915
Notes re machine gun positions, Dec. 1915
Notes on operations, Oct. 1915
Notes on long range searching and indirect fire, Dec. 1915
Routine orders, Second Army, 11 Feb. - 29 May 1916
Routine orders, 2nd Canadian Division HQ, 17 Sept. 1915 - 3 June 1916
Plans of incinerators, April 1916
Aircraft, 24 Oct. 1915 - 10 Aug. 1918
Reports on trial of small arms ammunition, 2 Nov. - 31 Dec. 1915
Use of Lee-Enfield in place of Ross rifles, 6 Jan. - 27 Feb. 1916
Wholesale price lists of badges, 28 Aug. - 28 Dec. 1915
Billets, Jan. 1916
Burial returns, Jan. 1916
Casualty reports, 19 March 1915 - 19 Feb. 1916
Censorship instructions, 11 Oct. 1915 - 29 Jan. 1916
50
Claims re use of brush for roads, Dec. 1915
Conference, Oct. 1915
Quartermasters’ correspondence, 6 June 1915 - 29 Feb. 1916
Designation, Canadian Machine Gun Corps, Dec. 1915
Discipline, 20 Oct. 1915 - 6 Feb. 1916
Dispositions, machine guns, Nov. 1915
Devices, 7 Nov. 1915, 2 Jan. 1916
Embarkation and disembarkation, 24 May - 14 Sept. 1915
Notes on emplacements, Feb. 1916
Establishment, 28 Oct. 1915 - 28 Jan. 1916
Field messages re transportation, civilians, helmets, reliefs, personnel, guns, establishments, billeting,
vehicles, stores, locations, discipline, leave, rations
Gas, 19 Dec. 1915 - 18 Feb. 1916
Gifts, Canadian War Contingent Assn, 21 Oct. - 31 Dec. 1915
Machine and Lewis guns, Jan. 1916
Disposal of Vickers guns, Feb. 1916
Intelligence, Jan. 1916
51
Medical, 16 Dec. 1915, 23 Feb. 1916
Mobilization store tables, Nov. 1915
Moves and reliefs, 19 Oct. 1915 - 28 Jan. 1916
Request for munitions workers, Dec. 1915
Operation certificates, Oct. 1915
Operation orders, 2nd Canadian Division HQ, 28 Jan. - 28 Feb. 1916
Extracts from GROs, British Army in the Field, 28 March, 8 Sept. 1915
Instructions re inefficient officers, 31 Oct. 1915 - 2 Jan. 1916
Organization, survey company, Jan. 1916
Organization, Lewis MG sections, Feb. 1916
Personnel, 1 Jan. 1915 - 29 Feb. 1916
Requests for aeroplane photographs, 29 Dec. 1915, 1 Jan. 1916
Railway timetables
Instructions re reinforcements, 29 Nov. 1915 - 3 Feb. 1916
Sickness reports
Special sights for firing at aircraft, Jan. 1916
52
Signals re approach of enemy aircraft, Oct. 1915
Orders re sending of messages, Feb. 1916
Lectures on sniping, Nov. 1915
Instructions re surplus stores, Jan. 1916
Strength returns, etc., 16 Nov. 1915 - 2 Jan. 1916
Courses of instruction, 14 May - 24 Oct. 1915
Transport and traffic, 25 Sept. - 20 Dec. 1915
Vehicle markings, Dec. 1915
Notes on trench warfare, Dec. 1915 - Jan. 1916
Historical record
Circular re badges
Operations. Arras, 22-26 March 1918
Appointment of officers
RG 24, vol.1364, dossier HQ 593-3-32
MD4 dossier
RG 24, vol.4484, dossier 4D.46-11-1
Muster parades
Correspondence re battery
RG 9 III-B-1, vol. 589, dossier 6-36-2
53
Operation orders, 9 Oct. 1917 - 25 Feb. 1918
Operations. La Coulotte, 22-24 April 1917
Reports on operations, 5-8 Nov. 1917
Nominal roll on leaving Canada, 1915
RG 9 II B3, vol. 79
Daily Orders
RG 150, vol. 232 = 1915/08/07 - 1916/05/21
54
Eaton Motor Machine Gun Battery
Historique
Mise sur pied en janvier 1915 sous le commandement du Major W. J. Morrison.
Autorisation publiée dans l’ordre général 86 du 1er juillet 1915.
Sir John Eaton a souscrit $100, 000 pour l’achat de “mitrailleuses rapides montées sur
des camions blindés”. Ce montant a permis l’achat de 15 mitrailleuses et le
gouvernement en a fourni 25.
Mobilisée à Toronto.
Recrutée principalement à Toronto. Un appel fut fait aux mécaniciens, chauffeurs et
athlètes.
Quitte Montréal le 4 juin 1915 à bord du METAGAMA.
Arrive en Angleterre le 13 juin 1915.
Boyle’s Yukon Motor Machine Gun Battery est attachée le 26 juillet 1915.
Arrive en France le 25 février 1916. 3e Division canadienne.
Réunie avec le 1st Canadian Motor Machine Gun Brigade et Borden’s Motor Machine
Gun Battery le 12 juillet 1916.
Absorbée dans le 2nd Canadian Motor Machine Gun Brigade le 8 juin 1918.
Les couleurs sont présentées par le chapitre de Parkdale (Toronto) de l’Imperial Order
of the Daughters of the Empire (IODE). Chaque homme reçoit un petit drapeau Union
Jack.
Sources
document.
Selection of officers
RG 24, vol.1364, dossier HQ 593-3-33
Nominal roll at embarkation
RG 24, vol.1344, dossier 593-3-25, vol. 2, ff. 108-112
Historical record
55
Circular re badges
Honours and awards
RG 9 III-A-1, vol. 11
Operations. Arras, 24-30 March 1918
Demobilization
RG 24, vol.6534, dossier HQ 640-1-35
Report on barrages, 1-16 Dec. 1917
Improvement to Colt guns
Overseas Ministry dossier to 1916
Overseas Ministry dossier after 1916
Canteens, messes
RG 9 III-B-1, vol. 401, dossier C-210-A
Establishment
Muster parades
Transport
RG 9 III-B-1, vol. 541, dossier T-355-1
Court of inquiry into shortage of payments, officers’ mess
RG 9 III-B-1, vol. 623, dossier C-213-2
Machine guns
Operations. La Coulotte, 22-24 April 1917
RG 9 III-C-1, vol. 3939, chemises 42, dossier 1
Reports, 3 Oct. - 11 Nov. 1917
56
Nominal roll on leaving Canada, 1915
RG 9 II B3, vol. 79
Motorcycles, cars, etc.
Canadian Records office dossier
Daily Orders
RG 150, vol. 232 = 1915/06/21 - 1916/02/26
57
Yukon Motor Machine Gun Battery
Historique
Mise sur pied en août 1914 comme Boyle’s Yukon Mounted Machine Gun
Detachment.
Composée de 50 hommes, à l’origine commandée par le Capitaine Knot, et plus tard
par le Capitaine H. F. V. Meurling.
Levée à Dawson et équipée par J.W. Boyle du Canadian Klondike Mining Co.
Uniforme: un Stetsons, manteaux de mackinaw de couleur kaki, culottes et des bottes
hautes.
Mobilisée à Victoria et attaché au 2nd Canadian Mounted Rifles.
Quitte Montréal le 12 juin 1915.
Attachée à l’Eaton Motor Machine Gun Battery, le 26 juillet 1915.
Le nom est changé de manière non officiel au Boyle’s Yukon Motor Machine Gun
Battery en juillet 1915.
Renommée Yukon Motor Machine Gun Battery, le 16 juin 1916.
Arrive en France le 16 août 1916 et attachée au 1st Canadian Motor machine Gun
Brigade.
Absorbée dans le 2nd Canadian Motor Machine Gun Brigade le 8 juin 1918.
Sources
document.
War diary, 1 Aug. 1916 - 8 June 1918
Historical record
Operations. Amiens, 9 Aug. 1918
Mobilization
RG 24, vol.4665, dossier 11D. 99-2-7
Boyle’s Detachment
RG 24, vol.1457, dossier HQ 593-12-1
58
Badges
RG 24, vol.1457, dossier HQ 593-12-2
Machine guns
Yukon Battery
RG 9 III-B-1, vol. 867, dossier Y-1-2
Yukon Trust Fund
RG 9 III-B-1, vol. 867, dossier Y-3-2
OMFC dossier to 1916
Audits
Transport
RG 9 III-B-1, vol. 544, dossier T-404-1
Report on barrages, 1-16 Dec. 1917
Correspondence, 10 Sept. 1916 - 13 Nov. 1917
Operations. Fresnoy, 1, 4 May 1917
Boyle's Contingent, 1914 - 1940
RG 91, dossier 29600-C (microfilm reel M-2859)
Yukon Machine Gun Detachment and war trophies, 1915 - 1920
RG 91, dossier 29600-D (microfilm reel M-2859)
Nominal roll
RG 9 III-C-2, vol. 4002, chemise 1, dossier 9 (2nd CMR)
Operations. Passchendaele, 5-9 Nov. 1917
Operation orders, 7-10 Nov. 1916
59
Operation orders, 21 Aug. - 18 Sept. 1916
Claims, codes, indents, personnel, stores, honours and awards, Report on Fresnoy operations, 23April
- 2 May 1917
Pay, discipline, emplacements, dispositions, , moves and reliefs, billets and hutments, 6 Aug. - 27 Sept.
1916
Routine correspondence, intelligence summaries, reports on operations, operation orders, etc. 28
Nov. 1916 - 4 March 1917
Request for list of aliens, July 1916
Instructions re base details, July 1916
Instructions re burials, Oct. 1916
Regimental canteens, 16 Feb. - 26 July 1916
Instructions re shell shock and gas cases, 6 Sept. - 8 Dec. 1916
List of cemeteries, 2nd Canadian Division Area, 6 Nov. - 9 Dec. 1916
Claims for damages, 9 Trinity Gardens, Folkestone, June 1916
Routine correspondence re leave, supplies, etc., 17 June - 21 Dec. 1916
Correspondence re qualified dental surgeons serving in the ranks, 24-27 Oct. 1916
Instructions re discipline, Dec. 1916
Establishment, motor machine gun batteries, 16 July - 18 Aug. 1916
60
Economy in equipment, 8 July - 6 Dec. 1916
Smoke helmets, Aug. 1916
Canadian War Contingent Assn. gifts, 12 July - 8 Sept. 1916
Criticism re Vickers guns, Dec. 1916
Correspondence re honours and awards, recognition of Russians, Dec. 1915
Mobilization store table, Nov. 1916
Nominal roll of men of Jewish faith, 24 July - 29 Oct. 1916
Routine orders, 1st CMMG Brigade, Oct. 1916
Routine orders, 4th Canadian Division, Bramshott, Aug. 1916
Routine orders, Commanding Canadians, Shorncliffe, 20 June - 12 July 1916
Standing orders, 4th Canadian Division, 2 Aug, 4 Sept. 1916
Instructions re reinforcement officers, Dec. 1916
Instructions re pay books, 13 July - 4 Aug. 1916
PC 1334 re pensions, July 1916
Correspondence re personnel, 1 June - 8 Dec. 1916
Train arrangements for men going on leave, July 1916
61
Fuel and wood rations, 27 Oct, 6 Dec. 1916
Demands for remounts, Dec. 1916
Salvage reports, Dec. 1916
Report on sanitation, July 1916
Subscriptions for sports, July 1916
Issue of stores, 17 July - 13 Dec. 1916
Strength returns, Aug. 1916
Revolver practice, 19 June - 1 Aug. 1916
Correspondence and instructions re transport, 21 June - 30 July 1916
Correspondence re trust funds, 14 April - 13 July 1916
Canadian Record Office dossier
Daily Orders
RG 150, vol. 232 = 1916/07/03 - 1918/02/28
62
1st Battalion, Canadian Machine Gun Corps
Historique
Mis sur pied à Camblain, l’Abbé le 27 mars 1918 à la suite de la réorganisation du 1st
Canadian Divisional Machine Gun Battalion qui était composé du 1st, 2nd, 3rd et 13th
Canadian Machine Gun Companies.
Commandé par le Lieutenant-Colonel S. W. Watson.
Autorisé par une lettre du War Office datée du 22 février 1918
(121/overseas/5392(s.d. 2).
Démobilisé à Toronto en mai 1919.
Démantelé en vertu de l’ordre général 209 du 15 novembre 1920.
Les couleurs sont déposées à la Cathédrale St. James à Toronto
Sources
document.
War diary, 27 March 1918 - 31 March 1919
RG 9, III, vol. 4985, chemise 620
Historical record
RG 9, III, vol. 4687, chemise 39, dossier 12
Honours and awards
Demobilization
RG 24, vol. 1948, dossier HQ 683-912-1
D.H.S. dossier
RG 24, vol. 1908, dossier DHS 5-11-4
Administrative instructions, 12 July 1918 - 11 Jan. 1919
RG 9, III, vol. 4350, chemise l, dossier 1
Report on barrage and SOS instructions, 23 Oct. 1917 - 25 July 1918
Notes on camouflage, 14 May 1918
Clothing and equipment, 15 Sept. 1918 - 20 Jan. 1919
63
List of codes, 2 May 1918
Selection and purchase of regimental colours, 21 Jan. 1919
Conferences, 6 Sept. - 31 Dec. 1918
Congratulations from divisional commander, 3 Nov. 1918
Defences in open warfare, 2 Dec. 1917
Defences. 1st Canadian Division 25 April - 15 July 1918
Defences. Cologne bridgehead scheme, 23 Dec. 1918 - 1 Jan. 1919
Circular letter re guards and sentries, 17 Feb. - 22 March 1918
Demobilization, 18 Jan. 1919
Orders and instructions re discipline, 13 July - 21 Nov. 1918
Disposition of machine guns in divisions, 18 - 19 April 1918
Establishment, 16 Aug. - 26 Oct. 1918
Gas, 16 June - 24 Oct. 1918
Machine and Lewis guns, 2 May - 8 Nov. 1918
Letter from Major-General A.C. Macdonell re writing of history of war, 10 Feb. 1919
Information summaries, Second Army, 21 Dec. 1918
64
Inspections, 18 May - 2 June 1918
Translation of captured documents, 1 Sept. 1918
Photo of new night firing lamp, 11 Jan. 1919
Unit locations, 11 Dec. 1918
Maps and blueprints, 1917 - 1918
RG 9, III, vol. 4351, chemise 2, dossier 7 - 8
Circular medical letters, 27 Dec. 1918 - 9 Feb. 1919
Mobilization store tables, 9 Sept. 1918
Nominal roll of officers, 16 Jan. 1919
Instructions re offensive, 28 Aug. 1918
Organization of the Army after the War, 21 Jan. - 6 Feb. 1919
Organization charts, 25 Sept. 1918
Reports on Amiens operations, 15 Aug. - 29 Oct. 1918
Reports on Amiens operations, 15 Aug. - 29 Oct. 1918 (maps)
RG 9, III, vol. 4351, chemise 3, dossier 1-2
Reports on operations, Drocourt-Quéant Line, 31 Aug. - 14 Sept. 1918
Reports on operations, Arras, 28 Aug. - 22 Sept. 1918
Reports on operations, Bourlon Wood, 23 Sept. - 8 Nov. 1918
65
Reports on operations, Bourlon Wood, 23 Sept. - 8 Nov. 1918
Reports on operations, Cambrai, 5 - 22 Oct. 1918
Reports on operations, Valenciennes, 5 Nov. 1918
Second Army summaries, 27 Oct. - 2 Nov. 1917
Operation reports, 15th ‘B’ Division, Oct. 1918
Operation reports, machine guns, 28 Oct. 1917 - 26 July 1918
Operation reports, signal company, 24 Oct. - 7 Nov. 1918
Third Army report on lessons learned from operations, 27 Oct. 1917 - 12 Sept. 1918
Notes on Australian operations near Hamel, 4 July 1918
Second Army notes on operations
Operation orders, HQ, 1st Canadian Division, 13 Nov. - 31 Dec. 1918
Operation orders, 2nd Canadian Infantry Brigade., 1 - 31 Dec. 1918
Operation orders, 1st Battalion. C.M.G.C., 21 Sept. - 14 Dec. 1918
RG 9, III, vol. 4352, chemise 6, dossier 3-4
Operation orders, D Group, 28 Nov. - 14 Dec. 1918
Routine orders, 1st Battalion., C.M.G.C., 9 Sept. - 19 Dec. 1918
Standing orders, divisional reserve, 5 Dec. 1917
66
Standing orders, trench sentries
Standing orders, machine guns in defensive positions
Special order of the day by Lieutenant-Colonel S.W. Watson, 3 Nov. 1918
March through Liège, 28 Jan. - 12 Feb. 1919
Reports on reinforcements, 14-17 Feb. 1919
Instructions re remounts on demobilization, 9 Jan. 1919
March to Rhine, 3-15 Dec. 1918
Correspondence re signal service with machine gun units, 12 Sept. 1917 - 24 Oct. 1918
Training, 30 April - 7 Nov. 1918
Trophies, 15 Nov. 1918
Promotions and appointments
RG 9, III, vol. 984, dossier P-89-3
Strength, 4 Dec. 1918 - 16 Jan. 1919
Defence schemes, Sept. 1917
History
Operation orders, Sallaumines, 2 Sept. - 4 Oct. 1917
67
Operation orders, 30 Oct. 5 Nov. 1917
Operation orders, 15 Oct. 1917
Narrative of operations, Amiens, 9-10 Aug. 1918
Reports on operations, 7-9 Aug. 1918
Reports on operations 7-16 Aug. 1918
Operation orders, Sept. 1918
Reports on operations, Arras, 26 Aug. - 5 Sept. 1918
Reports on operations, 28 Aug. - 4 Sept. 1918
Reports on operations, 28 Aug. - 4 Sept. 1918
Reports on operations, Drocourt-Quéant Line Sept. 1918
Reports on operations, Drocourt-Quéant Line, Sept. 1918
Reports on operations, Canal du Nord, 16 Sept. - 15 Oct. 1918
Operation orders, 23 Dec. 1917
Operation orders, Oct. 1917
68
Operation orders, 8 May - 27 Sept. 1918
Report on operations, Canal du Nord, 16 Sept. - 4 Oct. 1918
Operation orders, 4 Oct. - 15 Nov. 1917
Operation orders, 19 Feb. - 6 April 1918
Operation orders, July 1918
RG 9, III, vol. 1087, dossier M-172-4
Daily Orders
RG 150, vol. 233
Part 1 = 1918/04/13 - 1918/10/31
Part 2 = 1918/11/02 - 1919/09/08
69
2nd Battalion, Canadian Machine Gun Corps
Historique
Mis sur pied en France le 21 mars 1918 à la suite de la réorganisation du 2nd Canadian
Divisional Machine Gun Battalion qui était compose du 4th, 5th, 6th et 14th Canadian
Machine Gun Companies.
Commandé par le Lieutenant-Colonel. J. G. Weir.
Autorisé par une lettre du War Office daté du 22 février 1918 (121 / overseas / 5392
(s.d. 2).
Démobilisé à Toronto en mai 1919.
Sources
document.
War diary, 1 March 1918 - 30 Feb. 1919
RG 9, III, vol. 4985, chemises 621- 622
Historical record
Demobilization
RG 24, vol. 1951, dossier HQ 683-940-1
DHS dossier
RG 14, vol. 1908, dossier DHS 5/11/5
Administration, special MG depot, 14 Feb. - 12 April 1918
Demonstration on judging heights of aeroplanes, 17 March - 11 June 1918
Reports on large ammunition
Small arms ammunition, 7 Oct. 1917 - 1 June 1918
German artillery
70
Instructions re machine guns mounted in defence of billets, 9 Sept. - 8 Oct. 1917
Disposition of body armour and shields, March 1918
Renaming of boundaries, 14 Oct. 1917 - 4 Feb. 1918
Instructions re burials
Badges, etc. 24th Battalion., 22 May, 8 June 1918
Camouflage, 11 March - 17 April 1918
Instructions re casualties, 20 Feb. - 13 June 1918
Censor stamps, 10 March - 23 April 1918
Instructions re ankle boots, May 1918
Allotment of codes and station calls, 1 March - 14 May 1918
Notes on conferences, 30 Aug. 1917 - 13 Feb. 1918
Proceedings of court of enquiry, May 1918
Defences, 15 Feb. - 22 April 1918
List of garrison posts to be manned at all times, 28 Feb. - 1 March 1918
Wiring, 22 Jan. - 22 May 1918
Defence work, May 1918
71
Discipline, 19 April - 20 June 1918
Removal of identity discs from bodies, April 1918
Disposition, machine guns, 21 Oct. 1917 - 25 April 1918
Dugouts, 24 April - 13 June 1918
Entertainment, 2nd Canadian Divisional Concert Party, June 1918
Reports on emplacements, 27 Nov. 1917 - 11 June 1918
Establishment and nominal roll of officers, 27 Dec. 1917 - 12 June 1918
Correspondence re equipment, Jan. 1918
Instructions re issue of forage, June 1918
Gas, 27 July 1917 - 6 June 1918
Gifts, May 1918
Machine and Lewis guns, 20 Aug. 1917 - 9 June 1918
Recommendations for honours and awards, 18 Feb. - 1 March 1918
Wearing of steel helmets, May 1918
Points to be carefully noted of positions in the line, 7 Jan. - 1 June 1918
Intelligence, 12 Oct. 1917 - 5 Jan. 1918
72
Intelligence summaries, VI Corps, June 1918
Intelligence summaries, 2nd Canadian Division HQ, June 1918
Interpreters required
Leave, 14 Sept. 1917 - 22 May 1918
Machine gun locations, 22 Jan., 11 March 1918
Maps, Norman Stachs, 1 Feb. l918
Supply of material, May 1918
Instructions re moves and reliefs, 9 April - 14 June 1918
Nomenclature, MG battns., 30 May, 11 June 1918
Machine gun operations, April 1918
Harassing fire, 8 Feb. - 14 March 1918
Notes on operations, 6 April - 3 May 1918
Lessons learned from operations, 26 April - 22 May 1918
Operation summaries, 2 Battalion C.M.G.C., April 1918
Standing orders, 14 March, 4 June 1918
Town orders, Aix Noulette, March 1918
73
Reports on officers, 20 April - 9 June 1918
Organization, 1st and 2nd C.M.M.G. Brigades., 28 May - 8 June 1918
Correspondence and instructions re personnel, 27 Sept. 1917 - 18 July 1918
Canadian Official photographer, Oct. 1917
Instructions re prisoners of war, May 1918
Rations, 7 Jan. - 1 June 1918
Instructions re reconnaissance, March 1918
Reinforcements, Sept. 1917
Remounts, June 1918
List of Russian soldiers despatched to 2nd Canadian Divisional Wing, April 1918
Salvage, 2 June - 5 July 1918
Sanitation, June 1918
Anti-aircraft sights, June 1918
SOS signals, 6 May - 8 June 1918
Signal service, 16 Feb. - 28 May 1918
Request for sign boards, June 1918
74
Report on sound ranging, May 1918
Scheme for staff exercise, March 1918
Stores, 12 April - 3 June 1918
Office supplies, June 1918
List of targets, May 1918
Traffic regulations, May 1918
Syllabus of training, 22 Sept. 1917 - 8 June 1918
Trenches and dugouts, 10 Feb. - 7 June 1918
Instructions re trench mortars, June 1918
Trophies, 19 Sept. 1917 - 10 June 1918
Tumplines, May 1918
Vehicle markings - 30 April - 11 June 1918
Water supply, May 1918
Instructions for aircraft, March 1918
Defence schemes, Dec. 1917
Dispositions on Albert-Arras front, March 1918
75
British wireless news, 7 May - 6 June 1918
Intelligence summaries, 4th Canadian Divisional Artillery, March 1918
Locations, March 1918
Medical arrangements, March 1918
Moves and reliefs, 17 Feb. - 14 April 1918
German drive, March 1918
Minor operations, 2nd Canadian Division, March 1918
Minor operations, 4th Canadian Infantry Brigade., March 1918
Operation orders, 1st Canadian Division HQ, March 1918
Operation orders 2nd Canadian Division HQ, 15 Dec. 1917 - 27 April 1918
Operation orders, ADMS, 2nd Canadian Division, 16 Feb. 1918 - 6 April 1918
Operation orders, CRA, 2nd Canadian Division, April 1918
Operation orders 3rd Canadian Division, HQ, March 1918
Operation orders 4th Canadian Division, HQ, March 1918
Operation orders 4th Canadian Infantry Brigade, 6 Feb. - 27 April 1918
Operation orders 5th Canadian Infantry Brigade, 2 Feb. -27 April 1918
76
Operation orders 6th Canadian Infantry Brigade, 1 Feb. - 23 April 1918
Operation orders 1st Canadian MG Battalion, 19 Feb. - 6 April 1918
Operation orders 2nd Canadian MG Battalion, 27 Jan. - 30 April 1918
Operation orders 3rd Canadian MG Battalion, Feb. 1918
Operation orders 4th Canadian MG Battalion, 2 Feb. - 27 March 1918
Operation orders 1st Canadian MG Company, March 1918
Operation orders 4th Canadian MG Company, 15 Feb. - 3 March 1918
Operation orders 5th Canadian MG Company, 10 Feb. - 2 March 1918
Operation orders 6th Canadian MG Company, Feb. 1918
Operation orders 14th Canadian MG Company, Feb. 1918
Routine orders, Sir Douglas Haig, 29 Aug. 1917 - 31 May 1918
Routine orders, First Army, 28 Aug. 1917 - 10 April 1918
Routine orders, Second Army, 23 Oct. - 5 Nov. 1917
Routine orders, Third Army, 27 Sept. 1917 - 30 April 1918
Routine orders, Canadian Corps 31 Aug. 1917 - 30 April 1918
Routine orders, VI Corps, March - April 1918
77
Routine orders, 2nd Canadian Division HQ, 22 Aug. 1917 - 27 April 1918
Guard orders, 4th Battalion, CMGC, 31 March - 13 April 1918
Warning orders, 2nd Canadian Division, April 1918
Details for reconnaissance, April 1918
Signal service, March 1918
Billet certificates, July 1918
Instructions re cameras, March 1918
Defence schemes, 2nd Canadian Division 13 July 1917 - 15 Feb. 1918
Defence schemes, 3rd Canadian Division Sept. 1917
Defence schemes, 4th Canadian Division
Instructions re work, 26 May - 10 June 1918
Dispositions, July 1918
Leave, June 1918
Letter register, 1 Sept. 1917 - 15 May 1918
Maps, Jan. 1918
Nominal rolls, transport personnel, July 1918
78
Civil Service pay, July 1918
Correspondence re personnel, 26 June - 11 Aug. 1918
Rations, June 1918
Transport reorganization, July 1918
Strength, July 1918
Maps, Aug. 1917 - March 1918
RG 9, III, vol. 4355, chemise 7, dossiers 1 - 3
Maps, Aug. 1917 - July 1918
RG 9, III, vol. 4355, chemise 8, dossiers 1 - 5
Operations, Telegraph Hill - Mercantel Switch, 2 April - 14 July 1918
Correspondence re badges, transport, personnel, machine guns, etc., 13 Sept. 1917 - 20 May 1918
Defences, May 1918
Moves and reliefs, 2 May - 1 Aug. 1918
Minor operations, 14th Br. Infantry Brigade, 19 May 1918
Minor operations, 167th Br. Infantry Brigade, May 1918
Operation orders, 2nd Canadian Division HQ, 5 April - 29 July 1918
Operation orders CRA, 2nd Canadian Division, 1 May - 22 July 1918
Operation orders, ADMS, 2nd Canadian Division, 4 - 18 July 1918
79
Operation orders, 2nd Brigade CE, July 1918
Operation orders, 4th Canadian Infantry Brigade, 1 May - 28 July 1918
Operation orders, 5th Canadian Infantry Brigade, 2 May - 28 July 1918
Operation orders, 6th Canadian Infantry Brigade, 18 April - 29 July 1918
Operation orders, 1st Battalion, CMGC, July 1918
Operation orders, 2nd Battalion, CMGC, 10 May 1918
Operation orders, 32nd Battalion (Br.)MGC, May 1918
Operation orders, 56th Battalion (Br)MGC, 19 May - 12 July 1918
Routine orders, VI Corps, 2 May - 29 June 1918
Routine orders, 2nd Battalion, CMGC, 28 April - 31 Aug. 1918
List of targets, 15 April - 4 June 1918
Misuse of the Red Cross, Aug. 1918
Administrative instructions, 30 March, 18 May 1918
Aircraft, 8 April - 13 Sept. 1918
Accusations re British use of bullets containing a core tipped with paper fibre, Aug. 1918
Inspection of small arms, 26 Oct. 1918
80
Tables re atmospheric allowance, Jan. 1918
Machine gun barrages, June 1918
Arrangements re billets, 9 Sept. 1917 - 9 Sept. 1918
Inter-brigade boundaries, 18 April, 12 May 1918
Lists of burials and cemeteries, Oct. 1918
Special courses for Canadian Military police, Aug. 1918
Instructions re camouflage material, 8 March - 5 Aug. 1918
Staging Camps, Feb. 1918
Dividends, YMCA canteens, Sept. 1918
Correspondence and instructions re casualties, 5 March - 19 Aug. 1918
Economy in clothing and equipment, 27 July - 22 Aug. 1918
Report on compasses, 6 Dec. 1917 - 31 July 1918
Suggestions for battery competition, July 1918
Codes and station calls, 7 March - 24 Aug. 1918
Conferences and lectures, 23 Feb. - 23 Oct.1918
Congratulatory message from Maj. Grantham, Oct. 1918
81
Defences, Mercantel Switch, machine guns in battle, 27 March - 4 May 1918
Defence schemes. 2nd Canadian Division April 1918
Defence schemes. 2nd Canadian Divisional Artillery, May 1918
Defence schemes. 52nd Battalion (Br)MGC, May 1918
Action of bed in corps reserve, 22 June, 16 July 1918
Reports on gaps in wire, 2 March, 10 April 1918
Bridge demolition, 11 April, 18 May 1918
Jerromes trench ovens, June 1918
Dispositions, June 1918
Distribution of machine guns, 18 April - 15 July 1918
Report on police dogs, Aug. 1918
Gas-proofing of dugouts, Oct. 1918
List of emergency dumps, April 1918
Economy in manpower, 17 Dec. 1917 - 4 Feb. 1918
Establishment, wheelwrights and US inf. Battalion. April 1918
Concert party, Oct. 1918
82
Gas, 12 June 19 Aug. 1918
Supply of grenades, March 1918
Machine and Lewis guns, 10 Oct. 1917 - 5 Sept. 1918
Handing over statements, 17 Feb., 12 March 1918
Report of harassing fire, May 1918
Extracts from German documents, 4 June - 2 Aug. 1918
1st Contingent furlough, 19 Feb. - 10 Sept. 1918
Locations, Grey’s Group, June 1918
Instructions, lists of maps, 9 Jan. - 4 Aug. 1918
Mines and booby traps, 29 Aug. - 25 Oct. 1918
Mobilization store table, March 1918
Instructions re moves and reliefs, 27 March - 3 Sept. 1918
Nomenclature, Grey’s Group, alteration in map names, 31 May, 16 June 1918
Operations, Arras, 22 Aug. - 20 Sept. 1918
Operations, Bourlon Wood to Cambrai, 2 Sept. - 7 Oct. 1918
Operations, German offensive, 26 March - 12 April 1918
83
Minor operations, 2nd Canadian Division, June 1918
Minor operations, 5th Canadian Infantry Brigade, June 1918
Minor operations, 6th Canadian Infantry Brigade, June 1918
Minor operations, 19th Canadian Infantry Battalion. June 1918
Minor operations, 32nd (Br). Division, 18 June - 2 Aug. 1918
Minor operations, 56th (Br). Division, 17 April - 11 June 1918
Minor operations, 167th (Br) Infantry Brigade, June 1918
Minor operations, 168th (Br) Infantry Brigade, June 1918
Minor operations, German, 6 Feb. - 6 March 1918
Lessons learned from minor operations, 6 May, 18 Aug. 1918
Notes on minor operations, April 1918
Instructions re operation orders, Oct. 1917
Outposts, June 1918
List of observation posts, 2nd Canadian Division front, June 1918
Correspondence re officers, 14 Jan. 1917 - 24 Oct. 1918
Organization, tactical machine guns, Oct. 1917
84
Patches, 24 Aug. - 11 Oct. 1918
Correspondence re personnel, 17 March - 26 Oct. 1918
Pill boxes, July 1918
Instructions re postal service, 17 Aug. - 19 Oct. 1918
Dropping of propaganda by British balloons, Aug. 1918
Railways
Report on rations, Aug. 1918
Remounts, 26 July 1917 - 9 Oct. 1918
Returns, Sept. 1918
Salvage returns, 29 Dec. 1917 - 2 Sept. 1918
Sanitation
Anti-aircraft sights, 28 April - 24 Aug. 1918
SOS signals, 23 April - 14 Oct. 1918
Signal Service, 1 Feb. - 17 Oct. 1918
Stores, 1 Sept. - 28 Oct. 1918
Trench stores, July 1918
85
Strength returns, Sept. 1918
Small arms ammunition, 16 March - 19 Sept. 1918
Supply, March 1917
Supply refilling points, Aug. 1918
Distinguishing marks on tanks, May 1918
Schools of instruction, Aug. 1918
Transfers to CMGRD, July 1918
Reports on transport and traffic, 24 Feb. - 29 Oct. 1918
Instructions re trigonometrical points, Sept. 1918
Trophies, Aug. 1918
Trajectory tables, 24 July - 4 Aug. 1918
Location of veterinary service, Aug. 1918
Water supply, 15 May - 1 Sept. 1918
Dividends from YMCA, 29 July, 6 Aug. 1918
Administration instructions, March 1918
Machine and Lewis guns, Oct. 1918
86
Translation of a German documents, 19 April - 19 June 1918
Log books, 1 March - 9 Oct. 1918
Mobilization store table, Nov. 1917
Moves and reliefs, June 1918
Nomenclature, 21 April, 7 May 1918
Enemy minor operations, Sept. 1917
Third Army report on lessons learned, 26 Oct. 1917, 26 May 1918
Notes re recent fighting, April 1917 - Oct. 1918
Standing orders, trench sentries
Routine orders, 2nd Battalion, CMGC, 2 Sept. - 31 Oct. 1918
Personnel, 2 Aug. - 26 Oct. 1918
Anti-aircraft sights, Aug., Oct. 1918
Employment of signal service, June 1918
Army rifle meeting
Training, 27 April - 2 Nov. 1918
List of casualties
87
Standing orders, March 1918
Routine orders, 16 April - 31 July 1918
Routine orders, 2 Aug. - 31 Dec. 1918
Returns, 23 March - 31 Dec. 1918
Administrative instructions, Oct. 1918
Instructions re burials, Oct. 1918
Instructions re reporting of casualties, Aug. 1918
BAB codes, 22 Oct. 1918 - 31 Jan. 1919
Discipline, July 1918
Honours and awards, 4 Oct. 1917 - 17 Jan. 1919
Maps: conventional signs, March 1918
Operations. Amiens, 8 Aug. - 17 Nov. 1918
Operations. Canal du Nord, Oct. 1918
Instructions re operations. Nov. 1918
Lessons learned from operations, 27 Nov. 1917 - 26 Aug. 1918
Notes on operations, Sept. 1918
88
Standing orders, 4 May - 15 Nov. 1918
Reports on officers, 19 Sept. 1918 - 4 Jan. 1919
Tent age returns, 4 July - 3 Dec. 1918
Signals, July 1918
Signal service, 29 Oct. - 12 Nov. 1918
Suggestions re transport, Aug. 1918
Aircraft, 18 July, 31 Aug. 1918
Colt automatics exchanged for Webley pistols, 25 July - 3 Aug. 1918
Correspondence re cap badges, 27 Oct. 1917 - 14 Jan. 1919
Correspondence re bands, 22 March 1918 - 16 March 1919
Instructions re barrages, Sept. 1918
Boundaries, 17 Oct., 7 Nov. 1918
Billeting, 29 Oct. - 25 Nov. 1918
Material for camouflage, Aug. 1918
Canteens, Jan. 1919
Instructions re casualties, 24 Dec. 1917 - 11 Feb. 1919
89
Censorship regulations, 29 Nov., 5 Dec. 1918
Correspondence re child named Diddens of Bezet-Flouffe, March 1919
Claims for binoculars, etc., 6 July 1918 - 1 March 1919
Deficiencies in clothing, 6 - 24 Feb. 1919
Codes and passwords, 23 Aug. 1915 - 22 Oct. 1918
Conferences and lectures, 19 Feb. 1918 - 28 March 1919
Defence schemes, 2nd Canadian Divisional Artillery, Oct. 1918
Demobilization, 1 Nov. 1918 - 14 Feb. 1919
Discipline, 25 March 1918 - 29 Jan. 1919
Instructions re dress, 10 Sept. 1918 - 8 March 1919
Concerts by R.E. Band, March 1919
Establishment, 1 Jan., 14 May 1919
Flags, 17 Nov. - 18 Dec. 1919
Gas, 25 July - 4 Oct. 1918
Lists of guards, 29 Jan. - 13 March 1919
Machine and Lewis guns, March 1919
90
Honours and awards, 29 Dec. 1918 - 9 March 1919
Appointments to Indian Public Works and State Railways Departments, Jan. - Feb. 1919
List of factories and works in German occupied territory
Inspections, March 1919
Instructions re advance to the Rhine, Nov. 1918
Leave, 7 Jan. - 17 March 1919 - 17 March 1919
Circular re venereal disease, Oct. 1918
Ordnance, 12 Oct. 1918 - 11 Feb. 1919
Reports on operations, 27 Sept. - 3 Oct. 1918
Routine orders, First Army, 28 June 1919 - 5 Jan. l919
Routine orders, Second Army, 16 Nov. 1918 - 19 Jan. 1919
Routine orders, Third Army, June 1918
Routine orders, Fourth Army, 27 May 1918 - 5 Feb. 1919
Special Orders, First Army, Sept. 1918
Reports on officers, 22 March 1918 - 1 March 1919
Nominal roll of officers and men in receipt of civil service pay, July 1918
91
Correspondence re personnel, 14 Sept. 1917 - 26 March 1919
Request to photograph battlefields where 29th battn. Engaged, Feb. 1919
Postal services, 15 Dec. 1918 - 9 Feb. 1919
Hire of public buildings for recreation, Jan. 1919
Remounts: disposal to Belgian Govt., 19 Nov. 1918 - 5 April 1919
Rhine, Dec. 1918
Instructions re reconnaissance, Sept. 1918
Road space of Canadian MG battalion with transport, Nov. 1918
Sanitation, 2 Feb. - 16 March 1919
Receipt for small arms ammunitions, Jan. 1919
SOS signals 30 June - 26 Oct. 1918
Signal service, 27 June - 26 Oct. 1918
Canadian Corps sports meet, Brussels, March 1919
Stores, 17 March 1918 - 18 March 1919
Strength returns, Nov. 1918
Co-operation of tanks with infantry, July 1918
92
List of targets to be engaged, Sept. 1918
Topographical information required by GHQ, Feb. 1919
Schools of instruction, Sept. 1918
Transport and traffic, 26 Nov. 1918 - 21 Feb. 1919
Visits to Verdun battle front, 20 Feb. - 6 March 1919
Memo re German touring cars, 25 Feb. 1918 - 1 March 1919
Extracts from weekly press, Nov. 1918
Turning in of veterinary equipment, March 1919
Dividends of YMCA, Feb. 1919
Dossiers re clothing and equipment, sports, maps, lectures, remounts, leave, officers, personnel, court
of inquiry, captured material, training, agriculture, visits, postal service, transport, demobilization,
signal service, veterinary services, sanitation, passes to enter bond, etc., 25 Oct. 1918 - 24 Feb. 1919
Strength, 4 Dec. 1918 - 21 Jan. 1919
Defence schemes, 28 Sept., 13 Oct. 1917
Defence schemes, 6 - 22 April 1918
History
Operation orders, Sallaumines, 13 Sept. - 6 Oct. 1917
93
Reports on operations, Amiens, 11 - 12 Aug. 1918
Reports on operations, Amiens, 7-16 Aug. 1918
Reports on operations, No. 3 Company, 8 Aug. 1918
Reports on operations, 20 March - 22 June 1918
Reports on operations, 6 April - 29 Oct. 1918
Operation orders, 12 Nov. 1917 - 1 Oct. 1918
Operation orders, Jan. - Feb. 1919
Reports on operations, 9-15 Oct. 1918
Operation orders, 14 Oct. - 19 Dec. 1917
Operation orders, 17 Nov. 1918 - 17 Jan. 1919
Defence schemes, 25 Jan. - 24 Dec. 1918
94
Operation orders, 11 June 1916 - 17 Jan. 1919
Operation orders, No. 1 Company, 24 Sept. 1918
Operation orders, 6 Nov. 1917 - 8 Oct. 1918
Operation orders 1 - 8 March 1918
Operation orders, Aug. 1918
Operation orders, 31 Oct. 1917 - 9 March 1918
Canadian Records Office dossiers
RG 9, III, vol. 1087, dossier M-173-4
Daily Orders
RG 150, vol. 227
Part 1 = 1918/04/02 - 1918/12/31
Part 2 = 1919/01/04 - 1919/09/08
95
3rd Battalion, Canadian Machine Gun Corps
Historique
Mis sur pied en France le 19 mars 1918 à la suite de la réorganisation du 3rd Canadian
Divisional Machine Gun Battalion qui était composé du 7th, 8th, 9th et 15th Canadian
Machine Gun Companies.
Commandé par le Lieutenant-Colonel W. N. Moorhouse.
Autorisé par une lettre du War Office daté du 22 février 1918 (121 / overseas / 5392
(s.d. 2).
Sources
document.
War Diary, 23 March 1918 - 17 March 1919
Aircraft, 24 Aug. 1917 - 16 March 1918
Instructions re cultivation of land, 3 Dec. 1917 - 24 Feb. 1918
Machine and Lewis guns, 21 Sept. 1917 - 30 Sept. 1918
Nominal rolls of officers, 8 Sept. 1917 - 23 March 1918
Remounts, 24 Sept. 1916 - 26 Nov. 1917
Canadian Corps Rifle Meeting, 27 June - 2 Dec. 1917
Canadian Corps Fall Sports Championships, 19 June - 15 Sept. 1917
Strength returns, 29 Dec. 1917 - 30 May 1918
96
Horse transport, 2 Sept. 1917 - 27 July 1918
Distribution states
Nominal rolls
Routine orders, 22 April 1916 - 6 July 1917 (7th Canadian Machine Gun Company)
Historical record
Organization
RG 9, III, vol. 971, dossier O - 63 - 3
RG 9, III, vol. 2234, dossier N - 14 - 29
Promotions
RG 9, III, vol. 2239, dossier P - 19 - 29
Defence schemes, 2 May - 28 Sept. 1917
Disposition returns (blank sheets), March 1918
History
Organization, 12 April - 14 June 1918
Operations, Sallaumines, 2 Sept. - 9 Oct. 1917
Formation
97
Reports on operations, 30 Oct. 1917
Reports on operations, Amiens, 9 Aug. 1918
RG 9, III, vol. 3942, chemise 52, dossier 2,
Summary of operations, Cambrai, 26 Sept. - 2 Oct. 1918
Operation orders, 7 - 16 Jan. 1918
Operation orders, 28 Nov. 1917 - 2 Sept. 1918
Operation orders, 6 Aug. - 2 Oct. 1918
RG 9, III, vol. 1087, dossier M - 1744 - 4
Daily Orders
RG 150, vol. 227 = 1918/06/06 - 1919/11/27
98
4th Battalion, Canadian Machine Gun Corps
Historique
Mis sur pied en France le 23 mars 1918 à la suite de la réorganisation du 4th Canadian
Divisional Machine Gun Battalion qui était composé du 10th, 11th, 12th et 16th
Canadian Machine Gun Companies.
Commandé par le Lieutenant-Colonel M. A. Scott.
Autorisé par une lettre du War Office daté du 22 février 1918 (121/OVERSEAS/5392
(S.D. 2).
Sources
document.
Historical record
History
Operations, Sallaumines, 3 Sept. - 4 Oct. 1917
Operation orders - Passchendaele, Oct. - Nov. 1917
99
Reports on operations - Passchendaele, 21 Oct. - 3 Nov. 1917
Reports on operations - Amiens, 7 - 16 Aug. 1918
Orders and instructions, Amiens, Aug. 1918
Operation orders, Arras, Aug. - Sept. 1918
Operation orders, 7 July - 2 Oct. 1918
Operation orders, 9 July - 29 Sept. 1918
Operation orders, 20 Aug. 1917
Guard orders, 31 March - 13 April 1918
Operation orders, 30 July - 22 Aug. 1918
Daily Orders
RG 150, vol. 228
Part 1 = 1918/01/03 - 1918/12/31
Part 2 = 1919/01/10 - 1919/12/19
100
Canadian Machine Gun Training Depot
Historique
Le 86th Battalion est réorganisé à Crowborough le 22 juin 1916 comme Canadian
Machine Gun Depot.
Commandé par le Lieutenant-Colonel W.W. Stewart.
Entrainait le personnel qui était alors envoyé au Canadian Machine Gun Reinforcement
Pool, Le Havre (formé en juillet 1916).
Déménage à Seaford, le 22 juillet 1917.
Fanfare.
Sources
document.
War diary, 1 Jan. 1917 - 28 Feb. 1919
Correspondence, orders etc. for historical record
Badges
Demobilization
RG 24, vol. 1983, dossier HQ 683-1137-1
Establishment
RG 9, III, vol. 680, dossier E - 190 - 2
Establishment
RG 9, III, vol. 686, dossier E - 261 - 2
101
Canadian Machine Gun Corps Depot
Historique
Mis sur pied à Crowborough le 4 janvier 1917.
Autorisation publiée dans l’ordre de routine de l’armée canadienne 150 du 4 janvier
1917.
Sources
document.
War diary, 1 May 1918 - 28 Feb. 1919
Daily Orders
RG 150, vol. 231 = 1917/01/01 - 1917/01/05
RG 150, vol. 233 = 1917/01/05 - 1917/12/30
102
2nd Canadian Tank Battalion, CMGC
Historique
Mis sur pied en septembre 1918 sous le commandement du Major N. K. Cameron.
Autorisation publiée dans l’ordre général 123 du 15 octobre 1918.
Mobilisée à Petawawa. La pluparts des recrus viennent du personnel d’artillerie de
Petawawa.
Quitte le 6 octobre 1918.
Arrive en Angleterre en octobre 1918.
Sources
document.
Mobilization accounts
RG 24, vol. 1801, dossier HQ 683-830-1
Demobilization
RG 24, vol. 1801, dossier HQ 683-830-2
Organization
RG 24, vol. 4406, dossier 2D, 34-7-231
Proposed organization
RG 24, vol. 499, dossier HQ 54-21-4-175
Daily Orders
RG 150, vol. 259
Part 3 = 1818-06/03 – 1919/05/01
103
3rd Canadian Tank Battalion, CMGC
Historique
Mis sur pied le 7 octobre 1918 sous le commandement du Major P. E. Ostiguy.
Autorisation publiée dans l’ordre général 134 du 2 décembre 1918.
Mobilisé à Montréal.
Les recrues viennent de Laval (Montréal) C.O.T.C..
Démobilisé le 29 novembre 1918.
Démantelé en vertu de l’ordre général 136 du 1er mai 1921.
Sources
document.
Demobilization
RG 24, vol. 1802, dossier HQ 683-840-2
Organization
RG 24, vol. 4485, dossier 4D, 46-73-1
Proposed mobilization
RG 24, vol. 501, dossier HQ 54-21-4-181
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