Series IX - Training

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Training

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CA UVICARCH SC338-IX

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  • 1915 (Creation)

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73 pages of textual records.

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The series consists of 1 file of a pocket size field manual for use of the Canadian Militia belonging to Harry
Thomas.

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Box 21, File 13

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