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Must've ended, I see $31 for one and $9 for the other.

No. 23 Canadian Field Ambulance R.C.A.M.C. supported the 9th Canadian Infantry Brigade, Camp Petawawa Ontario on D-Day.

No. 23 Canadian Field Ambulance R.C.A.M.C. War Diaries June - July 1944

No. 14 Canadian Field Ambulance R.C.A.M.C. supported the 7th Canadian Infantry Brigade, Moncton New Brunswick on D-Day.

No. 14 Canadian Field Ambulance R.C.A.M.C. War Diaries June - July 1944

To my knowledge these have not been made available online until now. No. 22 Canadian Field Ambulance R.C.A.M.C. supported the 8th Canadian Infantry Brigade, Halifax Nova Scotia on D-Day. No. 22 Canadian Field Ambulance R.C.A.M.C. War Diaries June - July 1944 Official History of the Canadian Medical ...

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Sun Apr 22, 2018 2:33 am

So definitely Bramshott as the site of the unit being replaced. However, p. 227 of the Official History of the Canadian Medical Services 1939-1945 would suggest that No. 22 C.G.H. took over from No. 2:

Interesting, not sure how to explain that wrinkle.

From another angle, we know that it's 1200 beds and there's this excerpt. Official History of the Canadian Medical Services 1939-1945 Page 101 Authority was then sought from Ottawa for the construction of sufficient huts to expand Taplow to 1000 and Bramshott to 1200 beds. Page 103 An advance party ...

I've been reading that blog note about No. 22 and it's reference to No. 21 all wrong. I don't know how I didn't see it but it seems blatantly obvious now that you've pointed it out, No. 22 took over the location of No. 21 in Bramshott as you quickly deduced. My name is Lloyd Jackson. My number was K...

This would have been before it moved to Mesnieres en Bray, interesting that they weren't officially, or perhaps just in large numbers, receiving casualties when he was transferred there. Great idea about contacting the Museum of Military Medicine (UK), I'll go ahead and do that. Thanks for having a ...

See the C.A.M.C. official history here: http://www.cmp-cpm.forces.gc.ca/dhh-dhp/his/docs/CMS_vol1_e.pdf. Look at pages 235, 265 and 270. Page 544 places No. 2 CGH at Bramshott in May, 1944. Thanks, I've had a look at those volumes previously, the location of No. 21 C.G.H. doesn't seem to be mention...

Evening Despatch - Friday 06 July 1945 Canadians being moved from Aldershot to-day Canadian trouble-makers at Aldershot, where hundreds of troops restive over repatriation delays have run riot for two nights in succession, are to be removed as swiftly as possible from the town. An official statement...