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In general, the duties of the Canadian Army Service Corps in WW1 were: Canadian Army Service Corps Introduction The main duties of the Canadian Army Service Corps (CASC) in France centered on the transport and supply of food, forage, ammunition, equipment, clothing and engineering material and stor...

Looking for more info on duties of No. 2 C.A.S.C. in Canada from 1917 through to 1920. I've read Wait for the Waggon: The Story of the Royal Canadian Army Service Corps , but it doesn't contain much at all about duties in Canada. Anecdotal family history tells me he was a motorcycle dispatch rider. ...

Hi Temujin, Is this the same photo I posted on canadaatwar some time ago? I can't enlarge it so I'm not sure. If not the same I'd definately would like to take a closer look. Thanks. PS: PM doesn't seem to work for me yet, so I ask this way. This version is hosted on Photobucket, I don't think you'...

Reconnaissance boats, Kapok foot bridges, Bailey bridges and more,

Bridge and Assault Crossing Equipment

I'm pleased to announce that we've added over 100 photos to the World War I battle page in our Research section.

Photo galleries have been added to many of the World War II Battle pages in our Research section, more to come.

Terrible atrocities indeed. I visited the Abbaye D'Ardenne last year, it's peacefulness belies what took place there.

Some of you may have noticed a blog posts that is credited to The Battlefield Tours. While WARTIMES.ca is not affiliated with The Battlefield Tours in any monetary way, having spoken with the good folks over there we have decided to collaborate. This collaboration in its initial state will see WARTI...

Vehicles of a Canadian Field Ambulance unit of the R.C.A.M.C. in November 1944.

I've added a Commendation feature to the forums. You can commend someone for a post by clicking the thumbs-up icon in the top right of the post, this is similar to thanks features on other forums.