Quote:
Originally posted by Jim
"In your uncle's case, when he and the group of 25 North Shore reinforcements came to the front of the reinforcement line in France on 15 June".
Sorry:
Did I miss something ( Where did you find out about the other 25 North Shore's)?
Was that on my papers and I missed it! DO you have a Name lists?
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Jim,
I have copies of some of the documentation preserved in the Regina War Diary on all men coming to and leaving the battalion. The information is much like you see for Rfn Long, just at the group level rather than the individual. Here's the entry I have:
REGINA RIFLE REGIMENT
Part II Orders issued by
CANADIAN SECTION GHQ 2ND ECHELON
21 ARMY GROUP
No. 27
30 June 1944
Strength Increase
TOS from X-4 List N SHORE (NB) REGT wef 15 JUN 44
Auth - AR 3/160 d/ 13 JUN 44
E100154 Rfn BRIAND C
G17423 Rfn BROAD E E
D175696 Rfn CATCHPOLE S A
G51039 Rfn CORRIER J G
G1069 Rfn FAIRWEATHER R E
G60987 Rfn FINLEY W L (Died of Wounds 9 July 44)
G2111 Rfn FORGRAVE T J
G4348 Rfn FULLARTON F W
G3956 Rfn GALLAGHER D P (KIA 30 Oct 44)
H200090 Rfn GUILMETT O J
G22190 Rfn HICKEY A T (KIA 8 Oct 44)
K50829 Rfn HOLTZ D J E
G1047 Rfn KELLEY H N
G4633 Rfn LINTON M S
G1467 Rfn LONG L F (KIA 8 July 44)
C671 Rfn MacDONALD A
F31585 Rfn MacDONALD W F
G57026 Rfn MacLEAN D L G
G49553 Rfn McALLISTER D F
H53504 Rfn McLAREN M G (KIA 8 July 44)
D140655 Rfn NOVAK H M
D130097 Rfn O'BRIEN A G
F56242 Rfn SUTHERLAND W R
G19635 Rfn VALCOURT L
F65167 Rfn WORFETTE A G
As indicated earlier, all those with a G prefix on their regimental number enlisted in New Brunswick in Military District 7. I believe Mark mistakenly included PEI in MD 7, think they are MD 6 with Nova Scotia.