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I’m finding records at LAC that indicate that Canadian Army Medical Corp (CAMC) operated Casualty Companies for demobilization in 1919 CAMC Casualty Company https://recherche-collection-search.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/home/record?app=fonandcol&idnumber=1892272&q_type_1=q&q_1=casualty%20companies%201919&eco...

Hey guys, I have another question about aservice form entriy. The entry tells me that my great uncle was posted to Casualty company on January 28th 1919. This would have been after he was back in Canada. The form shows him embarking on the 25th of January 1919 from the troop Aquatania. My question ...

Daz, some articles I found on other Canadian’s who served in 78 Squadron.

Many thanks, it all adds to the story. I find it odd though if that is the right chap that he was still a Sergeant and had not been promoted, given that he was operating with 78 Squadron in 1942. More digging to be carried out I think, but once agin thanks for the articles. Daz I agree Daz, one of ...

Daz, I didn’t find much, but spotted these two articles which ‘may’ be him or ‘may not’

Sorry George, Haven’t found much on this man

Info for you George, yes he was born in the US. Here’s is just some of the information I have found. I have a lot more but thought I would just send this as it confirms your inquiry

Greetings, hope everyone is well ! Looking for info on F/O D.J. Matthews, RCAF, J/25046, Detroit, Michigan, U.S.A. Graduated Air Observation School No. 10, Chatham, N.B., 02/04/43 Can not find any other info on him, being 1943, I don't think he was part of the mass exodus of 1942 transferring to th...

Brilliant Phil……..I learned something new today and have to remember that when looking at WW1 (K) documents. And you explanation makes total sense. The second document, I believe is not a typo, but the letter K, as he was proceeding from Kimmel Park to Canada, so the K may have meant any draft from ...

War Diaries of the 2nd CMR on his arrival on 18 Aug 1918