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1861.06.17 |
Perth Rifle
Company
first Active Militia unit raised in Lanark County
(disbanded by 1863) |
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1862.12.11 |
Brockville
Infantry Company
raised in Active Militia |
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1863.09.04 |
23rd Brockville
Battalion
formed with HQ at Brockville by regimentation
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- No. 1 Company at Brockville, raised
11 Dec. 1862
- ? Company at
Lyn, raised 1863
- ? Company at Farmersville, raised
1863
- ? Company at Mallorytown, raised
1863
- ? Company at Easton's Corners, raised
1863
- ? Company at Burritt's Rapids, raised
30 Jan. 1863
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1866.10.05 |
disbanded |
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1866.10.15 |
42nd Brockville
Battalion of Infantry
formed in Active Militia at Brockville, Ont.,
by regimentation of six independent volunteer companies
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- No. 1 Company at Almonte, raised
5 Dec. 1862 as Almonte Infantry Coy
- No. 2 Company at Brockville, raised
11 Dec. 1862
- No. 3 Company at Perth, raised 16
Jan. 1863 as Perth Infantry Company
- No. 4 Company (Kinburn) at Fitz Roy,
raised 16 Jan. 1863
- No. 5 Company at Lansdowne, raised
15 June 1866
- No. 6 Company at Smith's Falls, raised
22 June 1866
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HQ
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HQ
moved to Renfrew |
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HQ
moved to Pembroke |
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1897.12.01 |
42nd Lanark
and Renfrew Battalion of Infantry |
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1900.05.08 |
42nd Lanark
and Renfrew Regiment |
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raised
130th Battalion CEF |
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raised
240th Battalion, CEF |
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1914-1918 |
contributed
personnel to 2nd Battalion CEF, 21st Battalion CEF, 38th Battalion
CEF, 77th Battalion CEF, and 80th Battalion CEF |
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1920.03.15 |
The Lanark
and Renfrew Regiment |
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1922.04.15 |
reorganised
to perpetuate CEF: |
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- 1st Battalion, perpetuating 130th
Battalion CEF
- 2nd (Reserve) Battalion, perpetuating
240th Battalion CEF
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1927.07.15 |
The Lanark
and Renfrew Scottish Regiment
HQ at Perth |
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- HQ Company at Renfrew
- A Company at Pembroke
- B Company at Arnprior
- C Company at Smith's Falls
- D Company at Perth
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reorganised
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1941.02.01 |
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1st Canadian Light Anti-Aircraft Regiment, RCA
formed in England without connection to Lanark
and Renfrew Scottish |
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- 35 Battery
- 89 Battery
- 109 Battery
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1942.03.05 |
- 1st Battalion mobilised for home
defence
- 2nd Battalion formed in Reserve Army
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1943.10.15 |
1st Bn demobilised in Canada |
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1944.07.13 |
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89th/109th Canadian Infantry Regiment (Lanark and
Renfrew Scottish)
formed by conversion of 1st
LAA Regiment and adopted LRS title |
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1945.03.15 |
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1st Light Anti-Aircraft Regiment, RCA |
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1945.06.29 |
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disbanded |
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1946.04.01 |
59th Light
Anti-Aircraft Regiment (Lanark and Renfrew Scottish), RCA
re-formed in Militia with HQ at Pembroke,
Ont. |
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1959.12.01 |
The Lanark
and Renfrew Scottish Regiment
converted back to infantry |
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1992.10.04 |
1st Air Defence
Regiment (Lanark and Renfrew Scottish), RCA
converted to Total Force (cadre of Regulars
plus Reservists) air defence artillery role with Javelin missiles
with HQ at Pembroke, batteries at Pembroke and Petawawa |
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Deployment and War
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1st Battalion Deployment
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1942.03.05 |
moblised
for home defence |
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Nova
Scotia: Halifax |
Atlantic
Command |
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1943.10.15 |
disbanded |
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2nd Battalion Deployment
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formed
in Reserve Army |
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1943 |
disbanded |
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1st Light Anti-Aircraft
Regiment Deployment and War Service: |
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1941.02.01 |
formed
in England as LAA |
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1943.11.08 |
Sicily |
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1944.01.08 |
Italy |
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1944.07.13 |
converted
to infantry |
12
Can Inf Bde |
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1945.03.05 |
North-West
Europe |
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1945.03.15 |
converted
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1945.05 |
Germany? |
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1945.06.29 |
disbanded |
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Record of Colours: |
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Badges: |
In the centre
of the star of the Order of the Thistle an oval annulus inscribed
with the motto of the order NEMO ME IMPUNE LACESSIT; within the
annulus a double-headed crowned displayed eagle holding in its right
talon the bell of Saint Kentigern; entwined through the base of
the annulus is a scroll inscribed with the motto FAC ET SPERA; on
the right side of the annulus a spray of thistle and on the left
side a spray of maple, the stems of the sprays are crossed and knotted
below the base of the annulus; above the annulus a scroll with the
badge of the heir apparent superimposed upon the centre fold and
the title of the regiment inscribed on either side LANARK & - RENFEW;
below the crossed stems a beaver resting on the centre fold of a
scroll which is inscribed SCOTTISH - CANADA - REGIMENT. |
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scarlet; facings:
blue
tartan:
Government
(kilt, 1927- ) |
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Motto: |
Fac et spera;
Ich dien; Nemo me impune lacessit |
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Marches: |
The Highland
Laddie |
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Miscellaneous
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Regimental
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Full Histories:
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Short Histories:
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History of 1st Cdn LAA Regiment
RCA (Lanark and Renfrew Scottish Regt) from 10 March 1941 to 29
June 1945. [s.l. : s.n., ca. 1945] Typescript. |
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