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|    Toni to All    |
|    Re: Help needed ~ RCCA? ~ Up-Date    |
|    03 Jun 08 23:23:15    |
      From: amheater@BYE.SAILORcogeco.ca              "Toni"       >> Ref: CEF during WWl ~ what does RCCA stand for? Have googled .. can't       >> find anything specific.       >> Hoping one of you may have the answer or at least a clue!       >>       >> wrcn       >> ... every good girl loves a sailor ...       >       > Thank you Glen and Andrew for all the help in trying to identify what the       > initials stand for. Indeed it is to do with family history, though not my       > own. It was a query to the NS Rootsweb board. Found on a gravestone as:       > < Bombadier RCCA CEF > under his name. When non-military types tried to       > answer, I thought I'd ask here. I will ask if the one 'C' could possibly       > be a 'G'. Seems the most plausible, as long as the unit was around during       > WWl. Will let you know if we find out for certain.              Just a short while ago, I had a message from the person seeking the info.       She has been told it stands for < Royal Canadian Company of Artillery >       I've asked her where she obtained the info, so will let you know what she       answers. Personally I've never heard of it before, but then I've had no       reason to study what Canadian regiments et al were around during WWl. We       weren't allowed to think or speak army in our PMQ on the army base .. once       through the hatch, |
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