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Canada Militia (1837 Rebellion) Neil MacGregor was in the cutting
out party for the rebel ship Caroline. |
 | Ontario Rifles (1870 Northwest Rebellion) (Pte. MacGregor - son of
Neil) |
 | Winnipeg Field Battery (1885 Northwest Rebellion) (Pte. MacGregor
- another son of Neil) |
 | Queen's Own Rifles (1885 Northwest Rebellion) (Paymaster Heakes) |
 | 19th. Lincoln Regiment/19th. St. Catharines Regt./Lincoln & Welland
Regiment (family regiment) http://bcoy1cpb.pacdat.net/lincoln_&_welland_regt.htm |
 | McGill Siege Battery (8" Howitzers in WWI) (Sgt. Harold Harty
Heakes. |
 | Royal Flying Corps (Capt. William Arnott Stevens and Francis Vernon
Heakes) |
 | Royal Air Force Canada (Capt. W. A. Stevens) |
 | Canadian Air Force (F. V. Heakes) |
 | Royal Canadian Air Force (Air Vice Marshall Francis Vernon Heakes;
Dorothy Heakes (Vernon's daughter); Jack McQueen (Dorothy's husband) |
 | W Force - Newfoundland (Lieut. A.H. Stevens. ADC to GOC General
Page) |
 | Essex Scottish Regiment (father Lieut. A. H. Stevens served in it in 1943 overseas) |
 | No. 4 Commando (father Lieut. A.H. Stevens was attached to in it overseas in 1943) |
 | HMCS Trail (Corvette) Uncle Alf Heakes was a wireless operator on
board her in the North Atlantic) |
 | South Alberta Light Horse (?) Capt Bob Inglis |
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Winter exercises: Ex-Lemming; Ex.
Eskimo; Exercise Musk-Ox; Capt Bob Inglis commanded snowmobile #8.
Later liaison officer to USMC
in arctic. |
 | 1st Hussars (?) - George Inglis (commanded Duplex Drive
Sherman tank swam it ashore at D-Day Normandy, went to end of war) |
 | Canadian Army Medical Corps (WWI - Mary McKay; Gordon McKay
(KIA) |
 | RCEME (?) - Bill O'Laughlin |
 | Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps - WWII Major Eleanor Ely &
Post-war - Lt. Col. Dr. A.H. Stevens, Captain Dr. Estelle Stevens) |
 | HMCS Chippawa Winnipeg, Manitoba. (Ordinary Seaman Colin Stevens;
Ordinary Seaman David Stevens) |
 | HMCS Gatineau (Ordinary Seaman Colin Stevens) (I served on board
this Destroyer Escort during cruise from Halifax to Victoria,
BC via Bermuda [where I listened to the live radio broadcast of Neil
Armstrong walking on the moon), Panama, Manzanillo, Accapulco, San Diego. |
 | Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders of Canada (Officer Cadet and 2/Lt) (I served in it 1969-70) |
 | Seaforth Highlanders of Canada (2/Lt to Captain) (I served in it 1970-1975; 1977) http://bcoy1cpb.pacdat.net/seaforth_highlanders.htm |
 | Canadian Scottish (Princess Mary's) Regiment (Captain) (I served in it) |
 | Harbord Cadet Corps Toronto (Cadet Lieut. Harold Harty
Heakes) 1912 |
 | Lincoln & Welland Cadets - Arnott Hume Stevens - drummer boy) (late
1930s) |
 | Royal Canadian Air Cadets 18 Lions Sqn. (LAC) (Dartmouth, NS) and 583 Coronation
Sqn. (Captain Colin Stevens, Sgt. Suzie Stevens, Cpl. Neil Stevens) (Maple Ridge, BC) |
 | St. Thomas Ontario (Bob Inglis - drummer boy) (1930s) |
 | 15 Field Regt. RCA Cadets - Sgt. Beth Reid) (1970s) |
 | Special Operations, Executive (Twelve Force; Force 136; Force 133; F Section;
Camp X/Project J/25-1-1; British Security Co-ordination etc.) |
 | 1 Canadian Parachute Battalion http://bcoy1cpb.pacdat.net/history.htm
Pte. Cliff Douglas; Lieut. Peter Insole; etc. |
 | First Special Service Force (The Devil's Brigade) (Guy d'Artois,
Lt. Larry Story
etc.) |
 | Canadian Airborne Regiment |
 | MI-9 (Lucien Dumais & Ray Labrosse) |
 | Special Air Service (Keith McClellan) |
 | Popski's Private Army (Capt. Campbell) |
 | Canadian Special Air Service Company (CO of the Sqn Guy d'Artois;
Bob Blackwell) |
 | RCN |
 | RCAF (Squadron Leader 'Hap' Kennedy) |
 | Luftwaffe (General Adolf Galland - Battle of Britain, Commander of
German fighter planes by end of WWII. Friend of my father's.) |
 | Royal Naval Air Service - Raymond Collishaw (I corresponded with
him) 60 victories in WWI. |
 | Belgian SAS Company (5 SAS) and founder of the recent
Belgium Paracommando - WWII Commanding Officer Lt. Col. Edouard "Eddie"
Blondeel DSO (I corresponded with him). He passed away on 23 May 2000 at the
age of 94 (information from Kurt van Looke, Chairman of Popski's Private
Army Preservation Society 2008). |