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Authors and Contributors this page: T.F. Mills
Page created 1 October 2000. Corrected and updated 10.02.2006
 
 

The Saint John Fusiliers

 
New Brunswick, Canada  
  Titles & Lineage
  History & War Service
  Battle Honours
  Colours, Standards and Guidons

  Badges and Uniforms

  Colonel-in-Chief
  Honorary Colonels
 Traditions
 Alliances
 Bibliography

Note: This is a battalion history of the part-time Reserves, which are normally liable for full-time active service only in an emergency
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  Titles and Lineage
1869.03.05 six volunteer companies formed at St. John, NB
1869.04.23 St. John Volunteer Battalion
companies regimented with HQ at St. John
 
  • No. 1 Company at St. John
  • No. 2 Company at St. John
  • No. 3 Company at St. John
  • No. 4 Company at St. John
  • No. 5 Company at St. John
  • No. 6 Company at St. John
  • No. 7 Company at Woodstock, raised 27 Mar. 1869
1869.11.05 62nd The St. John Volunteer Battalion
1871.08.04 disbanded

1872.03.22 62nd "St. John Battalion of Infantry"
reorganised with HQ and six companies re-enrolled at St. John
1882.04.14 62nd Battalion "Saint John Fusiliers"
1898.12.01 No. 7 Company at St. John regimented from independent status (raised 8 July 1862 as The New Brunswick Engineer Coy; converted 13 Jan. 1882 to rifle coy)
1900.05.08 62nd Regiment "St. John Fusiliers"
1914 62nd Regiment (St. John Fusiliers)
1920.03.15 The St. John Fusiliers
1921.01.10 reorganised to perpetuate CEF:
 
  • 1st Battalion, perpetuating 26th Battalion CEF
  • 2nd (Reserve) Battalion, perpetuating 115th Battalion CEF
1925 The Saint John Fusiliers
1936.12.15 The Saint John Fusiliers (M.G.)
absorbed HQ and HQ Sqn, The New Brunswick Dragoons, and A Coy, 7th Machine Gun Battalion, CMGC; HQ and four coys at Saint John
1939 reorganised for war:
 
  • [1st Battalion], mobilised 1 Jan. 1941; demobilised 10 Jan. 1945
  • 2nd Battalion, formed in Reserve Army
1946.08.31 amalgamated with The New Brunswick Rangers, to form The South New Brunswick Regiment
  History (Links) & War Service Introduction to Regiments
History:
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Deployment and Service:
 
Colour Key: War service Overseas service Home service
  1939.09.01 details mobilised at St. John local protective duty
  1941.01.01 bn mobilised
  1943.08.16 Kiska (C Coy) 13 Inf Bde Gp
  1944.01.06 Canada
  1945.01.02 at sea
  1945.01.10 disbanded in UK
Biography and Gallantry Awards:
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Associations, Forums and Re-Enactors:
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Museums, Monuments, Memorials and Chapels:
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  Battle Honours Index of Battle Honours
Index of Wars

South Africa 1899-1900, '02

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The Second World War: [none]

  Colours, Standards and Guidons Introduction to Colours
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Record of Colours:
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  Uniforms and Badges
   
Badges:
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Uniform: scarlet; facings: blue; red piping on trousers
headdress: sealskin cap without plume; blue forage cap
   
   
     
   
  Colonel-in-Chief Index of Royal Colonels
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  Honorary Colonels
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  Traditions
 
Motto: Semper paratus
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Miscellaneous Tradition Links:
  Alliances Introduction to Alliances
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The King's Own Scottish Borderers

-1946
 
 
  Bibliography How To Find Books
Regimental Journal:
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Full Histories:
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Short Histories:
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First World War:
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Second World War:
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