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1985.015.002.151

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1985.015

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Album: 5.75" x 4.75"

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FOUNDATIONS OF THE 72nd REGIMENT, 1910-1914

Fondation du 72e régiment, 1910-1914

72nd Regt resting at Camp Vernon or Sidney Camp, 1913-1914

72nd Regt at Camp Vernon or Sidney (Sydney) Camp, 1913. The photo shows Seaforths resting and sitting dressed in shirts, fatigue trousers and glengarries. Bernard Lunn is second from the right and "Pat" is second from the left. Caption: "At Manoeuvres" From the Regimental History, page 11: "At the end of May, 1913, the Seaforths joined other regiments at the training camp at Vernon, B. C. This was said to be the largest military camp held in the province up to that time, there being about 1500 men present, including cavalry. Colonel Roy, D. O. S., was the inspecting officer, and some very good work was done." From the Regimental History, page 10: From June 26th till July 1st [1913], the regiment was in training, with other regiments, at Sydney[sic Sidney], Vancouver Island. During this period they were inspected by Gen. Sir Ian Hamilton.
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