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time roonnol attached to each unit. s the lon outlined in a statement on he formation of lhl lantern Arméo Commend. #11955“ by mun-n. mynand l-Isadquaﬁ in. temporarily lM-‘llﬂl l‘ 3'

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‘ with the Olnldlhh 1nmy-.'i§:l§ principles of Gilli"? and Efficiency. fill!" "W" “l” tity, units within Eastern om- mend, which embraces Mllitor Dis- trlctl Numbers 0 and ‘l. wlll N‘ ornuiaod and.

o round out the Mortime‘: peacetime force.

An easing of the burden on the pocketbook of the Reaorvc Army soldier is assured by the Govern; meat‘: plan for financing Canadoa peacetime force. 1n contrast to con- ditions existing in the PN-Wll‘ 3°‘ serve Army, it has been stated that the part-time soldier now need have no fear of financial encum- brances as a result of his enlistment in Reserve Army.

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Th; Eastern Command Deserve Army will consist of one Division leaa one Infantry B Edi and one Armoured Bri sde. ch Reserve Army unit wthlu tho Command will be supp" ’ with a nucleus of Active Force, or full-time Army personnel. who will assist in ad- ministration of the unit and super- vise the training of its peroonnel. But this method, greater cffficienoy in admlnis i011, and our co- ordination of trsinln throughout the dCansdisn Army, will be aa- s .

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The Active Force or full-time Army, will be cenlralizod in one area. and raonnei from this force will e attached for two- year tours of duty to Reserve Army units, for p oses outlined above. For an Infsn Battalion or its equivalent, the following Active Force personnel wll be supplied:

Ono Officer (Ca .

Ongm Assistant nstructor (CSM

or Q ) .

One Administration NCO

One extra ‘Ii-lining Assistant In- lsltruictgr, where unit is de-centra-

Z2 .

One Sgt. for vehicle maintenance, where 10 or more vehicles are al- lotted.

One additional Sgt. for unit with I) or more vehicles, or if unit is equipped with 5P equipment.

In t e reorganization of unltn within the Command to meet with the requirements of the divisional plan, a certain amount of conver~ slon and reallocating of units will

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that, while the role, weapons and mods of training of some units will undergo a change, these units will nevertheless retain their or- iﬁifiill name, unit affiliations, and h_ story. The practice of reconvcr- slon of a unit to fix it for another role l! by no means new. The asi. war saw many examples of his. The 4th Canadian Armoured Bri- ilade (4th Division) was composed of the Govennor-Generai’: Guards. th¢ Canadian Grenadier Guards, and the British Columbia Regiment. Each of these famous units, although they fought under the one command, retained their orizlhal names. The Princess Louisa Dragoon Guards, commencing as a reconnaissance regiment with the lst Division, fought most of their actions in Italy in the role of an Infantry battalion, as part of the

Armoured Division in Italy. The unit was later reconvened to a reconnaissance regiment. when it joined (he lst Canadian Army in the N.W. European theatre.

Formation and Location of Units

I_n planninz the formation o! units m relation to the locnlit , several factors /have been com - ered, with the object of building s Reserve Army manned with ev~ sonnel whose civilian occupat on: fit them for a definite job in the service. Main factors for considera- tion have been"

be undertaken. It ls potnted out w

Foot t

Tli on; (n) slavish Com;any will mbﬂ‘ 1

bocoino ~ Ana oigoais “"3119: W»... at

' "n"; l 0.11% Jilin)‘: located otmgiglc:

Bill. Divisional Bllnois loss cer- tain elements, will be located at Charlottetown, P. Ii. I.

Canadian Infant” 3 Tho Prlncosa Inuiso Pun era Wlll i“n’“é“‘.'..2ii°ii§§.'3ai..' .Jf..i"ii o

mggaxuneazoro, Dartmouth and HllIeaQdQuai-terl. 17th (l!) Infantry Brihgoxdefuwll bglciorngel-Ioodquartorl. r . lmThonPictoil l-Il YIIIUQII will u- sumo the role o a Motor Battal- ion. Companies of tho unit will be located at New Glasgow, Stellar-

ton, Bherbrooke. and QUYIYWPO-

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B O 0C 11:‘: (R) Inf. Dds. Workshop will

become l8 Inf. Bdo Workshop. and will be located at New Glasgow.

Armoured Ede. Workd: formed at Halifax. _

No.1 (R) Li ht Anti-Aircraft Workshop, will ecome No. $9 Heavy Anti-Aircraft Workshop, lo- l ted at Halifax.

No. 8 (B) Liiht Anti-Aircraft Workshop, will become No. 56 Lllllli Anti-Aircraft Workshop, located at Charlottetown. .

A new unit, No. 88 LAD» will be formed at Charlottetown.

Present No. 23 (R) L. A. D. will become 210x84 L. A. D. at Halifax.

A new unit, to be known as No. m A. D., will be formed at Ysrmouth.

Present No. I (R) L. A. D. will become No. 1M L. A. D.. located at Charlottetown.

A new unit, No. 1M L. A. D.. Will be formed at New Glasgow.

Present No. 33 (R) LAD. will become No. 36 . .

No. M (R) L. A. D. will become No. 12'! LJA. D. located at Halifax

Present No. 46 (R) L. A. D. will become No. 160 L. A. D. (Arm'd Rest.) located at Halifax.

A new unit. t_o be known as No.

L. A. D. Will be farmed in Windsor.

Military District Number 7

Canadian Provost Corps:

A new unit, to be known as l\‘ 5 Provost Company, will be for: ed in Halifax.

Royal Canadian Armoured Con

No chanz; from present distribl ion of Armoured units.

Roll

y Canadian Arﬂllorg:

The 89th (R) Fd.-.Bty., . C. A will become the Nth A.-Tk. Bty R. C. A.. located at Woodstock. The l03rd (R) Fd.-Bty.. R C. h will become the l0ikd Heavy AA RegL, R. C. A.. with headquarters at Saint John, and with 104, 106. and 13$ Btys., located at Freder- icton and Saint John.

Th9 19th (R) A.-'1'k- RegL. R U. A. will become the 65th Llgli A.A. in 2.. n. c. A.. with 10o l! and 1BR tterlos located at Mow ton, Shediac. and Buctouche.

Thereo units, H. Q., 3rd (R) Ne Brunswick Coast B 16th if

rbod to form the 3rd Coast Regl. R. O. A.. consisting of the 115th, and 117th Coast Btys.

Royal Canadian Engineers; ~ The 1st (R) Fd.-Coy., R. C. E. at Brighton, will become No 1

(a) Po ulatlon of areas. (b) E ucational and vocational qualifications of population, deter-

that area.

(c) Military traditions of cer- ta areas.

Many of the present units, fit- ting as they do into the pattern of the new organization, will re-

their resent position. Reconver- ‘slon o present units, and creation i»: new units it outlined us‘ foi- ows:

Military Dist-riot Number o loyal Canadian Armoured Corps:

A new regiment. the 17th Prince Edward Island Reconnaiaaonoe Regiment will be formed, ro lac- ing the Prince Edward Inland g! ht Horse and‘ the Prince ldwar a- iand Highlanders. Squadrons of ha new regiment will be located at Bummerslde and Bouril, P. B. I.

The Halifax Rifles will coooo their role as on infantry unit, ‘to become the Nrd Canadian Armour- ed Regiment, retaining their orig- inal name.

loyal Canadian Artillery:

A ll bolt f th 14th Ii id 30th.". C. e2: ‘lo b: known ‘as lidrd old Battery, REA, will be formed at Live

Present sofgqrlrgiufngm m. connaissanoe ua at Wind-

.1). :11. area. “E-lirm“ Cs nlugmrlwill ac" A" l ll . Anti-Tank , . C. ‘A, will be iocolnd o d

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' o 8th (H) Ill-Go t., l. C. ﬁuwiik the do

w. I a in (it) Prince l». ‘sows: '9";- ll?" -*

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1"d.-Coy., R. C. E., located at Monoton

n. 0.. Ho. (n) District n“ ineql be formed into two ortres. E. and M. Sections at Saint John. .

Royal Canadian Corps of Sig- nals: I H. ., 7th District Si l‘ ill rm .. No. 2 Coy., Rlaarldwli. ﬁctions o b Div. Bigs. at Freder-

rhi m. (a) an‘): Bu. an... a... tion will become 21st Armd Ede.‘

ﬁnals. located at Moncton. ...:.-.: 2'1?“ -* -- w. . as . . - cotsd at Saint John. n .0)’ o | Canadian llnfan U : mo. um. (a) mil‘... be- come H. Q. 14th Inf. Bde. located‘

“an nil‘ e " 1mm) 1 b an i w l1. formed It Ba John T...) Sussex’.

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