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     Left to right: _Ptes. A. J. Brooks, Midland, Ont., H. W. Pasmussen, Plaster Rock, 
     
     NB. and Phillip Girrard, Overhrook, Ont. Army cameramen filmed troops like 
     
     ‘ ‘ these for the latest National Film Board picture, “Letter From Overseas". 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Reveille sounds new note for Canada's streamlined 
     
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     News from home on the notice board and welcome it a _ _ _ _ _ Lieut. J. A. Forman, Ptes. J. A. Bedard, Alexandria, Ont., left, and Bert. 
     
     is! Reading" clippings are Pte. Pete Hayward, left, Kingston, Ont., explains manoeuvres to Sgts. F. J. Dixon, Kingston, Ont., eat th_eir noon-day meal by 
     
     of Cobouiil} Ont., and Pte. R. F. Tanner, Toronto, Ont. Iiindsal’, left, Peterborough, D. J. Eastwood, Cornwall. side of road  ' ' ' ‘ “ " ‘= ' " " ' 
     
    
   
   
    
           
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
           
     
    
   
   
    
     ling that earns rations and quarters is “Wallace”, lt looks tough and it is 1i you haven't been hardened up by daily training. Four Canadian officers discuss day's work, two of them slightly worse for mud. 
     
     St. Bernard mascot of Canadian Scottish, carrying But for Canadian troops overseas it's all part of the day's work at a Battle Left to right, l_\lfl_]O1‘ G. l\_lcG1ll1vray, Port Arthur, _Ont., Lieut. R. MacDuff, 
     
     bagpipes of “Wee Andy” McGregor, Victoria, B.C. Training School in England. Below, senior officers and instructors look on. Montreal, P.Q., Lieut. J. P. Picard, Hull, P.Q., Capt. C. Fhtz, North Battleford, Sask. 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
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     end and receive on New Brnnswicks country roads were first training 
     
    
   
   
    
     Searching‘ Sky for hostile aircraft are two members 0f a Canadian nivifiififl-‘ll Two monfiwrs M’ Canadian Divisional 'Artillerv in England s . .. . .- 
     
    

    
     Artillery unit. Left to right: Gnrs. W. J. Garrioch. Portage La Prairie. ‘Man. field telephone during: recent manoeuvres. Sgt-Major R. G. Dempster. Toronto. mound of mos‘ Tm 1 lflmrston and Lolwrt 121102“, 
     
    

    
     John Ross, Morgate, Lian‘! (lllading shells) and L- P- Smith 0f Believielv» “811- with phone, awaits call while Gm‘. S. M. Dyer, Guelph, Ont., holds order form. now in England, warming up for attack on hurope. 
     
     - (Lmadzln: Army Photon