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Here's my take on some of these,

Cdn Army (M) = Militia
Canadian Army Corps “D” (5 Btn) = 5th Battalion
G Sqn = Squadron
ADR = Airfield Damage Repair
S0S C.A. (C.M.F.) on Embarkation Italy = Central Mediterranean Force

Entry 1 and 2 look to be in the same handwriting. That being the case I don't think 1 is "Tank" since you can see a example of an uppercase T in 2. Potentially "Park", and in that case it is likely Park Prewett. Official History of the Canadian Medical Services, 1939-1945, Vol 1 Organization and Cam...

Thanks George, Merry Christmas to everyone from Toronto! Best wishes for the New Year as well

PTS could also be a Parachute Training School, but I haven't found evidence of any in Toronto. Could you perhaps post the date of that entry and the entry before and after for context? Is there any ambiguity in the handwriting, could it possible be something else? For instance, ITS, Initial Training...

Having looked through some other (A) military abbreviations (Armoured, Active, Air, Advanced, Army) I'm beginning to think that in this case it stands for Advanced . Advanced flight training began at Maxwell in 1940. https://www.maxwell.af.mil/Portals/62/Documents/AU_Maxwell%20Heritage%20Pamphlet%20...

It does seem like Maxwell Field is referring to Maxwell Field, AL. Here is another fellow who went from Toronto RCAF to Maxwell Field, AL, USAAF. https://wwiiflighttraining.org/Cadets/Class1943/1943G/Featherstone_Daniel.php He started training as a pilot for the Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF) as he...

Here is an up-to-date list asof September 2023, courtesy of the Canadian Vietnam Veterans Memorial Association Chapter #1, Windsor, Ontario. Current list is also attached in PDF format. http://www.canadiansinvietnam.com/be_counted https://www.facebook.com/CanadianVietnamVetsWindsor Surname, Given Na...

According to www.canadiansinvietnam.com, and the Canadian Vietnam Veterans Memorial Association, as of September 5th, 2023 there are 173 Canadians determined to be KIA in Vietnam with additional investigations ongoing.

From page 265 of Official History of The Canadian Medical Service: ARMY AND BASE UNITS The lack of movement during October as compared with August and September greatly simplified the problem of evacuation within army formations and allowed the larger lines of communication units to be brought again...

Hi Andrew, welcome to the forums! Is the book in print, print-on-demand, or available for retail sales already or are you look for avenues in that regard?