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Date: 1950-1959

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Brig. J.M. Rockingham chats with bass drummer D.V. Thurn, 1st Battalion Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry Band, on his farewell tour of Korea

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Item ID number:

3199042

Date:

21 Apr. 1952

Source:

Government

Brig. JM Rockingham chats with bass drummer DV Thurn, 1st Battalion Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry Band, on his farewell tour of Korea

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Bugle Bands of the 1st Batallion Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry and the 1st Batallion Welch Regiment during the graduation of 25 CIB Jr. Non-commissioned officer's class

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Item ID number:

3210446

Date:

7 Sept. 1952

Source:

Government

Bugle Bands of the 1st Batallion Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry and the 1st Batallion Welch Regiment during the graduation of 25 CIB Jr

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28

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Men of Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry, Welch Regiment, cleaning and polishing their bugles in preparation of "Retreat". L. to r.: Ptes Phil Normand, Steve Rogers and Stan Carmichael

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Item ID number:

3199117

Date:

4 Sept. 1952

Source:

Government

Men of Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry, Welch Regiment, cleaning and polishing their bugles in preparation of "Retreat". L. to r

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29

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Canadian Troops leave for Canada. Bands from U.S. Army and the Korean Navy played during the ceremony

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Item ID number:

3223694

Date:

30 Mar. 1953

Source:

Government

Canadian Troops leave for Canada. Bands from US Army and the Korean Navy played during the ceremony. Korea - Pusan Military - Personnel - Bands - Korean

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30

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[Members of the pipe band of the 1st Battalion Royal Scots welcoming troops of the 27th Canadian Infantry Brigade to Europe, Rotterdam, Netherlands, 19 December 1951.]

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Item ID number:

3396991

Date:

19 Dec. 1951

Source:

Government

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Box number: DND 104

[Members of the pipe band of the 1st Battalion Royal Scots welcoming troops of the 27th Canadian Infantry Brigade to Europe, Rotterdam, Netherlands,

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31

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Dancing at the Casablanca to the sound of Teddy Cotton's trumpet and orchestra in the "red light district" near Zeedijk street

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Item ID number:

3239083

Date:

ca. 1949-1950

Source:

Private

Dancing at the Casablanca to the sound of Teddy Cotton's trumpet and orchestra in the "red light district" near Zeedijk street

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32

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Rotation of Canadian Troops: Brig. M.P. Bogert, commander 25th C.I.B. in inspecting the 1st Battalion Royal Canadian Regiment. The 3rd Battalion Royal Canadian Regiment Bugle and Drums in foreground

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Item ID number:

3210447

Date:

28 Mar. 1953

Source:

Government

Rotation of Canadian Troops: Brig. MP Bogert, commander 25th CIB in inspecting the 1st Battalion Royal Canadian Regiment. The 3rd Battalion Royal Canadian

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33

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The band of the 27th Canadian Infantry Battalion with others, guards of RCOC & RAOC during the visit of Maj. Gen. G.A.M. Swinney of the British War Office

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Item ID number:

3210442

Date:

13 Jan. 1952

Source:

Government

Reference:

Box number: DND 104

The band of the 27th Canadian Infantry Battalion with others, guards of RCOC & RAOC during the visit of Maj. Gen. GAM Swinney of the British War Office

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Brig. J.M. Rockingham chats with bass drummer D.V. Thurn, 1st Battalion Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry Band, on his farewell tour of Korea

Bugle Bands of the 1st Batallion Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry and the 1st Batallion Welch Regiment during the graduation of 25 CIB Jr. Non-commissioned officer's class

Men of Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry, Welch Regiment, cleaning and polishing their bugles in preparation of "Retreat". L. to r.: Ptes Phil Normand, Steve Rogers and Stan Carmichael

Canadian Troops leave for Canada. Bands from U.S. Army and the Korean Navy played during the ceremony

[Members of the pipe band of the 1st Battalion Royal Scots welcoming troops of the 27th Canadian Infantry Brigade to Europe, Rotterdam, Netherlands, 19 December 1951.]

Dancing at the Casablanca to the sound of Teddy Cotton's trumpet and orchestra in the "red light district" near Zeedijk street

Rotation of Canadian Troops: Brig. M.P. Bogert, commander 25th C.I.B. in inspecting the 1st Battalion Royal Canadian Regiment. The 3rd Battalion Royal Canadian Regiment Bugle and Drums in foreground

The band of the 27th Canadian Infantry Battalion with others, guards of RCOC & RAOC during the visit of Maj. Gen. G.A.M. Swinney of the British War Office

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Brig. J.M. Rockingham chats with bass drummer D.V. Thurn, 1st Battalion Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry Band, on his farewell tour of Korea

Bugle Bands of the 1st Batallion Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry and the 1st Batallion Welch Regiment during the graduation of 25 CIB Jr. Non-commissioned officer's class

Men of Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry, Welch Regiment, cleaning and polishing their bugles in preparation of "Retreat". L. to r.: Ptes Phil Normand, Steve Rogers and Stan Carmichael

Canadian Troops leave for Canada. Bands from U.S. Army and the Korean Navy played during the ceremony

[Members of the pipe band of the 1st Battalion Royal Scots welcoming troops of the 27th Canadian Infantry Brigade to Europe, Rotterdam, Netherlands, 19 December 1951.]

Dancing at the Casablanca to the sound of Teddy Cotton's trumpet and orchestra in the "red light district" near Zeedijk street

Rotation of Canadian Troops: Brig. M.P. Bogert, commander 25th C.I.B. in inspecting the 1st Battalion Royal Canadian Regiment. The 3rd Battalion Royal Canadian Regiment Bugle and Drums in foreground

The band of the 27th Canadian Infantry Battalion with others, guards of RCOC & RAOC during the visit of Maj. Gen. G.A.M. Swinney of the British War Office

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