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Canadian Expeditionary
Force Study Group
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Moved to or absorbed by an active battalion |
| Location of War Diaries: |
 | Library and Archives Canada (WD Link) |
| CEFSG War Diary Transcription
(in progress = IP) |
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Background:
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From the Summary Table, these battalions were moved to or
absorbed by an active battalion:
| 6th Battalion (Western
Canada), Mobilized at Valcartier PQ, reorganized to Canadian
Calgary Brigade abs
by 4th & 5th CMR |
| 59th Battalion abs
39th |
| 64th Battalion 40th;
reserves |
| 68th Battalion abs
32nd |
| 70th Battalion abs
39th |
| 71st Battalion abs
44th, 51st, 54th, 74th |
| 74th Battalion abs
50th, 51st, 52nd, and 2nd CMR |
| 76th Battalion abs
36th |
| 77th Battalion abs
47th, 73rd |
| 79th Battalion abs
17th |
| 84th Battalion abs
73rd, 75th |
| 93rd Battalion abs
39th |
| 97th Battalion abs
RCR and PPCLI Depots |
| 99th Battalion abs
35th |
| 109th Battalion abs
20th, 21st, 38th, 124th |
| 111th Battalion abs
35th |
| 114th Battalion abs
35th, 36th |
| 126th Battalion abs
109th, 116th, 8th Reserve |
| 129th Battalion abs
123rd, 124th, and 12th Reserve |
| 135th Battalion abs
116th, 125th, 134th, and 8th Reserve |
| 136th Battalion abs
39th and 6th Reserve |
| 138th Battalion abs
47th, 50th, 128th, 137th, 175th |
| 139th Battalion abs
3rd, 36th Reserve |
| 140th Battalion abs
13th Reserve and RCR/PPCLI Depots |
| 143rd Battalion
abs 1st, 24th
Reserve and CRT |
| 155th Battalion abs
2nd, 21st, 38th, PPCLI, 6th Reserve |
| 157th Battalion abs
1st, 19th, 116th, 125th, 8th Reserve |
| 171st Battalion abs
148th, 5th Pioneer, 20th Reserve |
| 183rd Battalion abs
100th, 107th, 108th, 144th |
| 189th Battalion abs
69th |
| 201st Battalion disbanded,
abs 170th, 198th |
| 212th Battalion abs
97th |
| 237th Battalion abs
97th |
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Primary References:
| Stewart, C. H. 1970. "Overseas" The
Lineages and Insignia of the Canadian Expeditionary Force 1914
-1919. Little & Stewart, Mission Press, Toronto, Canada.
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| Love, D. W. 1999. "A Call to Arms"
The Organization and Administration of Canada's Military in World
War One. Bunker to Bunker Books, Winnipeg & Calgary,
Canada. |
Secondary References:
Internet References:
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