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they were marching from Newmarket Camp to the Railway Depot
): "This satisfactory report was confirmed by Lieutenant R
He signed his Officers' Declaration Paper with the 170th Infantry Battalion
see pages 46 and 47 of A Guide to Military Dress Daggers Volume III by Kurt Glemse
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Memorial Cross To Pte.vincent, Les Fusiliers Mont-Royal GTRexclude they were marching from NewmarketGVI (C. 120763 PTE. E. VINCENT). Naming is officially engraved. Very fine. Accompanied by copies of his Attestation Paper and Service Records. Footnote: Eugene Vincent, born April 23rd 1921 at Note Dame du Lous, Quebec, worked as a labourer prior to enlisting March 1943 at Kingston. Noted to be strong looking, quiet and perhaps slightly dull, Vincent spoke only French, and had difficulty passing basic training due to language difficulty. It is also
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