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This is a start - based on the vehicle portion of the War Establishment for ‘An Armoured Reconnaissance Regiment, C.A.C. (Type B)’ (Cdn. II/156/1 - effective 12 January 1944): Squadron Headquarters: 2x Truck, Heavy Utility, Personnel, 4x4 1x Truck, 15-cwt, Battery Charging, 4x4 2x Truck, 15-cwt, Armoured, 4x4 11x Lorry, 3-Ton, GS, 4x4 1x Lorry, 3-Ton, 6-WH, Stores, 6x6 1x Scout Car, 4x4 4x Tank, Cruiser 1x Tank, Recovery 1x Trailer, 20-cwt, 2-WH, Water Troop: 2x Tank, Light 2x Tank, Cruiser Troop: 2x Tank, Light 2x Tank, Cruiser Troop: 2x Tank, Light 2x Tank, Cruiser Troop: 2x Tank, Light 2x Tank, Cruiser Troop: 2x Tank, Light 2x Tank, Cruiser Total Squadron: 2x Truck, Heavy Utility, Personnel, 4x4 1x Truck, 15-cwt, Battery Charging, 4x4 2x Truck, 15-cwt, Armoured, 4x4 11x Lorry, 3-Ton, GS, 4x4 1x Lorry, 3-Ton, 6-WH, Stores, 6x6 1x Scout Car, 4x4 10x Tank, Light 14x Tank, Cruiser 1x Tank, Recovery 1x Trailer, 20-cwt, 2-WH, Water This is the War Establishment that was used by the three Squadrons of the 3rd Armoured Reconnaissance Regiment (The Governor General's Horse Guards), C.A.C., the divisional ‘Armoured Reconnaissance Regiment’ of the 5th Canadian Armoured Division while in Italy from January 1944 to their departure for North-West Europe in early 1945. The other Canadian ‘Reconnaissance’ regiments of the Canadian Army were the: 4th Reconnaissance Regiment (4th Princess Louise Dragoon Guards), C.A.C. - with the 1st Canadian Infantry Division 8th Reconnaissance Regiment (14th Canadian Hussars), C.A.C. - with the 2nd Canadian Infantry Division 7th Reconnaissance Regiment (17th Duke of York's Royal Canadian Hussars), C.A.C. - with the 3rd Canadian Infantry Division 29th Armoured Reconnaissance Regiment (The South Alberta Regiment), C.A.C. - with the 4th Canadian Armoured Division more to follow on the vehicle portion of the War Establishment for these units later. Cheers
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