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CFB Winnipeg [textual record]

Hierarchical level:

Series

Date:

1970-1979

Reference:

R112-259-X-E, RG24-G-15-25

Type of material:

Textual material

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Archives / Collections and Fonds

Item ID number:

134429

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Department of National Defence fonds

CFB Winnipeg
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Series includes:

16 lower level description(s)
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Date(s):

1970-1979

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Place of creation:

No place, unknown, or undetermined

Extent:

0.3 m of textual records

Language of material:

English
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Central registry files of Canadian Forces bases, formations and units in Canada and in Europe [textual record]

CFB Winnipeg, Central Registry Files [textual record]

Canadian Forces Base Winnipeg, Central Registry Files [textual record]

Central registry records of CFB Winnipeg [textual record]

Central registry records of CFB Winnipeg [textual record]

Central registry files of CFB Winnipeg [textual record]

Central registry files of CFB Winnipeg [textual record]

Operational files of 401 Technical Services Detachment Winnipeg [textual record]

Operational files of CFB Winnipeg [textual record]
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Series consists of files arranged according to the ND/CF file classification system and which relate to the following subjects and activities: Exercise NEW VIKING, training, cadets, and the Rangers.

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Canada. Canadian Forces Base (Winnipeg, Man.)

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Canada. Canadian Forces Base (Winnipeg, Man.) : Canadian Forces Base Winnipeg was authorized on 1 April 1966, located at the old RCAF Station Winnipeg and Fort Osborne sites. Its role was to direct and control the activities of integral units attached to the base except military schools which fell under the authority of Training Command. Training Command Headquarters were situated at CFB Winnipeg from its inception in 1965 to its disbandment in 1975. In 1977 the base became attached to Air Command. CFB Winnipeg's integral units were 111 Composite Unit, 8 Personnel Depot, RCAF Station Flin Flon, Royal Canadian Horse Artillery Band and TC Band. The Air Navigational School, Central Navigation School, Aero Medical Training Unit and Central Flying School were also located at the base. On 1 August 1967 the Central Navigational School and Central Flying School were amalgamated as the Central Flying and Navigational School (CFNS). The CFNS was disbanded on 26 November 1968 and replaced with the Canadian Forces Air Navigational School and the Canadian Forces Flying Training Standard Unit. In the 1970s CFB Winnipeg's region of support extended from the DEW Line Sites in the North-West Territories to Cadet Units in the South; easterly to Reserve Units in North-West Ontario and in the west, Reserve and Cadet Units on the Saskatchewan border. On 18 June 1991 the CFRC Detachment Thunder Bay fell under operational command of CFB Winnipeg. In 1993 CFB Winnipeg was combined with 17 Wing. RG 24 General Inventory

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Textual records (Electronic) The finding aid's file level descriptions can be accessed through the "consists of" fields in the MIKAN record. A paper copy is also available in the Reference room. 24-214 (90: Open)

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Title is based on the contents of the series.

Source:

Government

Related control no.:

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123-000121-2
1984-85/113 GAD
1995-96/121 GAD
1996-01053-0
1996-97/054 GAD
2000-00027-4
2000-00028-2
2000-00029-0
2000-00030-4
2000/014
2004-01375-3
2004-01398-2
69/014
91-174 WFRC
92-1022 WFRC
93-0627 WFRC
94-0111 WFRC
94-0401 WFRC
95-0219 WFRC
R112
RG24-G-13-1
RG24-G-13-2
RG24-G-13-3
RG24-G-13-5
RG24-G-13-6
RG24-G-13-7
RG24-G-13-8
RG24-G-13-9
RG24-G-14-1
RG24-G-14-10
RG24-G-14-14
RG24-G-14-30
RG24-G-14-41
RG24-G-14-43
RG24-G-14-44
RG24-G-14-45
RG24-G-14-48
RG24-G-14-63
RG24-G-14-9
RG24-G-15-25
RG24-G-15-4
RG24-G-15-7
RG24-G-16-1
RG24-G-16-21
RG24-G-16-9
RG24-G-8-3-1
RG24-G-8-3-4
RG24-G-8-5-1
WFRC#94-0820 WFRC
WFRC#95-718 WFRC

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RG24-G-15-25
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[Consultation32 Restricted by law]

Volume [RG24] 23505--23506

[Consultation 32 Restricted by law]

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