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1918
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British General Staff (Intelligence), General Headquarters.
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Notes on German Shells (Second Edition) 1918. S.S. 420 1a/44550 A British handbook on German artillery ammunition in the First World War
Topics: Artillery Ammunition, German Artillery Ammunition, First World War
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1964
1964
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Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers
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This is a list of the members of the Corps of Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers as of June 1964. It was intended to be Volume 2 of Colonel R.H. Hodgson’s History of RCEME to 1946, but is published today as a stand-alone document. Unlike the list of members of RCEME from 1944 to 1946, this was a print from the central records of the Canadian Army at the time and is quite accurate. If you are searching for an ancestor in the list, keep in mind that the earlier list ends in 1946...
Topics: Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers, RCEME, le Corps du Génie électrique et...
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1945
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Army Engineering Design Branch, Canadian Department of Munitions and Supply
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During the Second World War, the Army Engineering Design Branch of the Canadian Department of Munitions and Supply was responsible for the design and development of military vehicles in Canada. At the end of the war, the AEDB produced an eight volume record that summarized the history and experience of the vehicle design projects. The volumes were: Volume 1 - General and Index; Volume 2 - Armoured Vehicles (other than tanks); Volume 3 - Tanks and Tank Type Vehicles; Volume 4 - Self-propelled...
Topics: Army Engineering Design Branch, AEDB, Canadian Department of Munitions and Supply, Royal Canadian...
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1945
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During the Second World War, the Army Engineering Design Branch of the Canadian Department of Munitions and Supply was responsible for the design and development of military vehicles in Canada. At the end of the war, the AEDB produced an eight volume record that summarized the history and experience of the vehicle design projects. The volumes were: Volume 1 - General and Index; Volume 2 - Armoured Vehicles (other than tanks); Volume 3 - Tanks and Tank Type Vehicles; Volume 4 - Self-propelled...
Topics: Army Engineering Design Branch, AEDB, Canadian Department of Munitions and Supply, Royal Canadian...
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1945
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Canadian Army, edited by Mike Calnan and Doug Knight
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This is the Second World War History of the 1st Anti-tank Regiment, Royal Canadian Artillery. At the end of the war, all units in the Canadian Army Overseas were directed to prepare a summary history for the Directorate of History before they returned to Canada. The histories were written for a military audience, in the “staff duties” format of the time. The original of this document is in the Canadian War Museum, and has faded with time. The history was scanned into a computer and edited...
Topics: Royal Canadian Artillery, RCA, 1st Anti-tank Regiment, Canadian Army
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1945
1945
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Army Engineering Design Branch, Canadian Department of Munitions and Supply
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During the Second World War, the Army Engineering Design Branch of the Canadian Department of Munitions and Supply was responsible for the design and development of military vehicles in Canada. At the end of the war, the AEDB produced an eight volume record that summarized the history and experience of the vehicle design projects. The volumes were: Volume 1 - General and Index; Volume 2 - Armoured Vehicles (other than tanks); Volume 3 - Tanks and Tank Type Vehicles; Volume 4 - Self-propelled...
Topics: Army Engineering Design Branch, AEDB, Canadian Department of Munitions and Supply, Royal Canadian...
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Feb 1, 1957
02/57
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Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers
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In 1944, the Corps of Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers was formed and took over the responsibility for the maintenance and repair of equipment in the Canadian Army. Starting with the RCEME Quarterly in 1949, the Corps published a periodic technical journal that described events in the Corps, as well as technical articles on equipment maintenance. The name and format of the periodical changed over time, as did the name of the Corps itself after the unification of the Canadian...
Topics: Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers, RCEME, Canadian Army
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Dec 1, 1944
12/44
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Canadian Army Overseas
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During the Second World War, the Canadian Army Overseas prepared a looseleaf reference to all the vehicles used by the First Canadian Army in Europe. Many of those vehicles were manufactured in Canada and were part of the Canadian Military Pattern (CMP) truck family. The book was intended for use by supply, maintenance, and operations staff officers, and contained the information needed for the identification, classification and performance appraisal of the vehicles used by the Canadian Army.
Topics: Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers, Canadian Army, Canadian Military Pattern...
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1945
1945
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Army Engineering Design Branch, Canadian Department of Munitions and Supply
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During the Second World War, the Army Engineering Design Branch of the Canadian Department of Munitions and Supply was responsible for the design and development of military vehicles in Canada. At the end of the war, the AEDB produced an eight volume record that summarized the history and experience of the vehicle design projects. The volumes were: Volume 1 - General and Index; Volume 2 - Armoured Vehicles (other than tanks); Volume 3 - Tanks and Tank Type Vehicles; Volume 4 - Self-propelled...
Topics: Army Engineering Design Branch, AEDB, Canadian Department of Munitions and Supply, Royal Canadian...
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1945
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Army Engineering Design Branch, Canadian Department of Munitions and Supply
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During the Second World War, the Army Engineering Design Branch of the Canadian Department of Munitions and Supply was responsible for the design and development of military vehicles in Canada. At the end of the war, the AEDB produced an eight volume record that summarized the history and experience of the vehicle design projects. The volumes were: Volume 1 - General and Index; Volume 2 - Armoured Vehicles (other than tanks); Volume 3 - Tanks and Tank Type Vehicles; Volume 4 - Self-propelled...
Topics: Army Engineering Design Branch, AEDB, Canadian Department of Munitions and Supply, Royal Canadian...
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Jul 1, 2002
07/02
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Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers
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In 1944, the Corps of Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers was formed and took over the responsibility for the maintenance and repair of equipment in the Canadian Army. Starting with the RCEME Quarterly in 1949, the Corps published a periodic technical journal that described events in the Corps, as well as technical articles on equipment maintenance. The name and format of the periodical changed over time, as did the name of the Corps itself after the unification of the Canadian...
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Starting in 1943, the technical documentation needed for the repair and maintenance of equipment in the Canadian Army was issued in the form of Electrical and Mechanical Engineering Regulations (Canada). Every major equipment had a complete set of documents that detailed every aspect of its repair. By 1945, the system had matured into an independently organized and indexed structure, which proved to be sufficiently flexible to remain in effect until the unification of the Canadian Armed Forces...
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1945
1945
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Army Engineering Design Branch, Canadian Department of Munitions and Supply
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During the Second World War, the Army Engineering Design Branch of the Canadian Department of Munitions and Supply was responsible for the design and development of military vehicles in Canada. At the end of the war, the AEDB produced an eight volume record that summarized the history and experience of the vehicle design projects. The volumes were: Volume 1 - General and Index; Volume 2 - Armoured Vehicles (other than tanks); Volume 3 - Tanks and Tank Type Vehicles; Volume 4 - Self-propelled...
Topics: Army Engineering Design Branch, AEDB, Canadian Department of Munitions and Supply, Royal Canadian...
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2021
2021
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Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers
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RCEME Trades 1944-2020, A Reference Guide summarized the trades that were part of The Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers (RCEME) when the Corps was formed in 1944, and follows the development, amalgamations, changes, and history of the trades from that time to the four trades that are part of RCEME today. During the research for that document, many trades specifications and standards were found in the Library and Archives Canada (LAC) and other repositories. These were used to...
Topics: Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers, RCEME, le Corps du Génie électrique et...
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1986
1986
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le Corps du Génie électrique et mécanique Royal Canadien
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En 1944, le Corps du génie électrique et mécanique Royal Canadien (GEMRC) a été formé et a pris en charge la responsabilité de l’entretien et de la réparation de l’équipement de l’Armée canadienne. À partir du « RCEME Quarterly » en 1949, le Corps publia un bulletin périodique qui décrivait les événements du Corps, ainsi que des articles techniques sur l’entretien de l’équipement. Le nom et le format du bulletin ont changé au fil du temps, tout comme le nom du Corps...
Topics: Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers, RCEME, le Corps du Génie électrique et...
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1945
1945
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Sergeant. J.E. Henderson
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This souvenir album contains in records some of the events and incidents which took place in Second Canadian Armoured Brigade Workshop during the Allied Campaign in North-West Europe from June 1941 to May 1945. The text implies that it was a photographic or pictorial record, but the original document held in the RCEME archives contains no photographs.
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2021
2021
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Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers
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RCEME Trades 1944-2020, A Reference Guide summarized the trades that were part of The Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers (RCEME) when the Corps was formed in 1944, and follows the development, amalgamations, changes, and history of the trades from that time to the four trades that are part of RCEME today. During the research for that document, many trades specifications and standards were found in the Library and Archives Canada (LAC) and other repositories. These were used to...
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1937
1937
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British War office
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26/Manuals/1861. British. The device was a mechanical calculator used by coast defence batteries that corrected for non-standard conditions of wind, air temperature, and air pressure in the calculations for the range and bearing to a target ship. It was used in the British Royal Artillery, and other coast defence artillery in the British Commonwealth.
Topics: Royal Canadian Artillery, Artillery Training, Canadian Army, Coast Defence, Artillery instruments,...
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1995
1995
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Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers
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Since the 1970s, Canadian Army Land Ordnance Engineering (later Land Electrical and Mechanical Engineering and Electrical and Mechanical Engineering) doctrine was promulgated in a series of handbooks or manuals. The series consisted of eight manuals: B-GL-314-000/AF-000 THE EME BRANCH (History of the EME Branch and explanation of the structure, customs and institutions of the Branch); B-GL-314-001/AF-001 THE LAND MAINTENANCE SYSTEM (Description and explanation of the existing LMS);...
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1958
1958
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Lieutenant Colonel W.G. Hamilton
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This is a brief history of the Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers during the Second World War. It was written in 1958 as a precursor to the history of RCEME that was being proposed at that time (see A History of RCEME to 1946 by Colonel R.H. Hodgson). The author was a RCEME officer during the war, had prepared the RCEME operations manual after the war, and was very knowledgeable about the Corps History.
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1995
1995
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Colonel Murray C. Johnston, MSM, CD
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En 1944, le Corps du génie électrique et mécanique Royal Canadien (GEMRC) a été formé et a pris en charge la responsabilité de l’entretien et de la réparation de l’équipement de l’Armée canadienne. C’est l’histoire des 50 premières années du GEMRC. Ce livre se doit d’être dédier à l’ensemble du Corps du GEMRC, car la rédaction et la production de l’histoire d’une branche exige le soutien de tous ses membres : membres de la Force régulière, réservistes et...
Topics: Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers, RCEME, le Corps du Génie électrique et...
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58
1989
1989
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Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers
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Since the 1970s, Canadian Army Land Ordnance Engineering (later Land Electrical and Mechanical Engineering and Electrical and Mechanical Engineering) doctrine was promulgated in a series of handbooks or manuals. The series consisted of eight manuals: B-GL-314-000/AF-000 THE EME BRANCH (History of the EME Branch and explanation of the structure, customs and institutions of the Branch); B-GL-314-001/AF-001 THE LAND MAINTENANCE SYSTEM (Description and explanation of the existing LMS);...
Topics: Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers, RCEME, le Corps du Génie électrique et...
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1984
1984
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Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers
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En 1944, le Corps du génie électrique et mécanique Royal Canadien (GEMRC) a été formé et a pris en charge la responsabilité de l’entretien et de la réparation de l’équipement de l’Armée canadienne. À partir du « RCEME Quarterly » en 1949, le Corps publia un bulletin périodique qui décrivait les événements du Corps, ainsi que des articles techniques sur l’entretien de l’équipement. Le nom et le format du bulletin ont changé au fil du temps, tout comme le nom du Corps...
Topics: Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers, RCEME, le Corps du génie électrique et...
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Jun 1, 1984
06/84
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Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers
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In 1944, the Corps of Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers was formed and took over the responsibility for the maintenance and repair of equipment in the Canadian Army. Starting with the RCEME Quarterly in 1949, the Corps published a periodic technical journal that described events in the Corps, as well as technical articles on equipment maintenance. The name and format of the periodical changed over time, as did the name of the Corps itself after the unification of the Canadian...
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1995
1995
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Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers
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In 1944, the Corps of Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers was formed and took over the responsibility for the maintenance and repair of equipment in the Canadian Army. Starting with the RCEME Quarterly in 1949, the Corps published a periodic technical journal that described events in the Corps, as well as technical articles on equipment maintenance. The name and format of the periodical changed over time, as did the name of the Corps itself after the unification of the Canadian...
Topics: Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers, RCEME, le Corps du génie électrique et...
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2005
2005
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le Corps du Génie électrique et mécanique Royal Canadien
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En 1944, le Corps du génie électrique et mécanique Royal Canadien (GEMRC) a été formé et a pris en charge la responsabilité de l’entretien et de la réparation de l’équipement de l’Armée canadienne. À partir du « RCEME Quarterly » en 1949, le Corps publia un bulletin périodique qui décrivait les événements du Corps, ainsi que des articles techniques sur l’entretien de l’équipement. Le nom et le format du bulletin ont changé au fil du temps, tout comme le nom du Corps...
Topics: Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers, RCEME, le Corps du Génie électrique et...
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57
2001
2001
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le Corps du Génie électrique et mécanique Royal Canadien
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En 1944, le Corps du génie électrique et mécanique Royal Canadien (GEMRC) a été formé et a pris en charge la responsabilité de l’entretien et de la réparation de l’équipement de l’Armée canadienne. À partir du « RCEME Quarterly » en 1949, le Corps publia un bulletin périodique qui décrivait les événements du Corps, ainsi que des articles techniques sur l’entretien de l’équipement. Le nom et le format du bulletin ont changé au fil du temps, tout comme le nom du Corps...
Topics: Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers, RCEME, le Corps du Génie électrique et...
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Jul 1, 1981
07/81
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Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers
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In 1944, the Corps of Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers was formed and took over the responsibility for the maintenance and repair of equipment in the Canadian Army. Starting with the RCEME Quarterly in 1949, the Corps published a periodic technical journal that described events in the Corps, as well as technical articles on equipment maintenance. The name and format of the periodical changed over time, as did the name of the Corps itself after the unification of the Canadian...
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To solve the problem of crossing fire-swept ground in Normandy in 1944, General G.G. Simmonds ordered the conversion of American M7 self-propelled guns into infantry carriers. The work was carried out by an ad-hoc group of RCEME workshops under the code name “Kangaroo”. The name stuck to the converted vehicles. To operate the armoured personnel carriers, a new unit, the 1st Canadian Armoured Carrier Regiment was formed, and continued in service for the rest of the war. This is the war diary...
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1964
1964
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Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers
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This is a list of the members of the Corps of Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers from the formation of the Corps in 1944 to 1 October 1946. It was intended to be Volume 1 of Colonel R.H. Hodgson’s History of RCEME to 1946, but is published today as a stand-alone document. The collection of the data was a monumental task, and is described in the document. NOTE: due to limitations in the contemporary documents on which this was based, there are known to be omissions. If your...
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Oct 1, 1945
10/45
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RCEME
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Newsletter of the Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers in the Canadian Army Occupation Force in Germany immediately after the end of the Second World War.
Topics: Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers, RCEME
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Periodical of the Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers
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Jul 1, 1962
07/62
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Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers
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In 1944, the Corps of Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers was formed and took over the responsibility for the maintenance and repair of equipment in the Canadian Army. Starting with the RCEME Quarterly in 1949, the Corps published a periodic technical journal that described events in the Corps, as well as technical articles on equipment maintenance. The name and format of the periodical changed over time, as did the name of the Corps itself after the unification of the Canadian...
Topics: Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers, RCEME, Canadian Army
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RCEME Trades 1944-2020, A Reference Guide summarizes the trades that were part of The Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers (RCEME) when the Corps was formed in 1944, and follows the development, amalgamations, changes, and history of the trades from that time to the four trades that are part of RCEME today.
Topics: Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers, RCEME, le Corps du Génie électrique et...
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Oct 1, 1994
10/94
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Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers
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In 1944, the Corps of Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers was formed and took over the responsibility for the maintenance and repair of equipment in the Canadian Army. Starting with the RCEME Quarterly in 1949, the Corps published a periodic technical journal that described events in the Corps, as well as technical articles on equipment maintenance. The name and format of the periodical changed over time, as did the name of the Corps itself after the unification of the Canadian...
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1995
1995
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Colonel Murray C. Johnston, MSM, CD
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This is the history of the the first 50 years of the Corps of Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers. The Corps was formed in 1944 to consolidate the repair and maintenance of Canadian Army equipment under one organization. With the unification of the Canadian Armed Forces in 1968, the Corps was renamed to the Land Ordnance Engineering Branch (LORE) and had several other name changes before returning to its original name in 2013. The Corps celebrated its 75th Anniversary in 2019....
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The Corps of Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers was formed in 1944 to consolidate the repair and maintenance of Canadian Army equipment under one organization. The details of the formation were published in a series of Canadian Army Routine Orders from 1944 to 1946. These orders specified the personnel, units, and trades that would be transferred to the new Corps, as well as other details. This document is a transcript of the text of the CARO relevant to the formation of RCEME...
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2021
2021
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Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers
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RCEME Trades 1944-2020, A Reference Guide summarized the trades that were part of The Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers (RCEME) when the Corps was formed in 1944, and follows the development, amalgamations, changes, and history of the trades from that time to the four trades that are part of RCEME today. During the research for that document, many trades specifications and standards were found in the Library and Archives Canada (LAC) and other repositories. These were used to...
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2021
2021
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Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers
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RCEME Trades 1944-2020, A Reference Guide summarized the trades that were part of The Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers (RCEME) when the Corps was formed in 1944, and follows the development, amalgamations, changes, and history of the trades from that time to the four trades that are part of RCEME today. During the research for that document, many trades specifications and standards were found in the Library and Archives Canada (LAC) and other repositories. These were used to...
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1943
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National Research Council of Canada
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The CDX radar was a Second World War Canadian-developed 10-centimetre band fire-control radar used for coast defence gunnery. It had its own displacement convertor, and was capable of determining fall-of-shot spotting data in both range and bearing. This report summarizes tests performed at Devil's Battery, Halifax, N.S. in April, 1943 on the prototype CDX equipment.
Topics: National Research Council of Canada, Radar, CDX Radar, Royal Canadian Artillery, RCEME, Canadian...
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1945
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Army Engineering Design Branch, Canadian Department of Munitions and Supply
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During the Second World War, the Army Engineering Design Branch of the Canadian Department of Munitions and Supply was responsible for the design and development of military vehicles in Canada. At the end of the war, the AEDB produced an eight volume record that summarized the history and experience of the vehicle design projects. The volumes were: Volume 1 - General and Index; Volume 2 - Armoured Vehicles (other than tanks); Volume 3 - Tanks and Tank Type Vehicles; Volume 4 - Self-propelled...
Topics: Army Engineering Design Branch, AEDB, Canadian Department of Munitions and Supply, Royal Canadian...
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Apr 1, 1995
04/95
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Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers
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In 1944, the Corps of Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers was formed and took over the responsibility for the maintenance and repair of equipment in the Canadian Army. Starting with the RCEME Quarterly in 1949, the Corps published a periodic technical journal that described events in the Corps, as well as technical articles on equipment maintenance. The name and format of the periodical changed over time, as did the name of the Corps itself after the unification of the Canadian...
Topics: Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers, RCEME, le Corps du génie électrique et...
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1987
1987
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le Corps du Génie électrique et mécanique Royal Canadien
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En 1944, le Corps du génie électrique et mécanique Royal Canadien (GEMRC) a été formé et a pris en charge la responsabilité de l’entretien et de la réparation de l’équipement de l’Armée canadienne. À partir du « RCEME Quarterly » en 1949, le Corps publia un bulletin périodique qui décrivait les événements du Corps, ainsi que des articles techniques sur l’entretien de l’équipement. Le nom et le format du bulletin ont changé au fil du temps, tout comme le nom du Corps...
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1991
1991
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le Corps du Génie électrique et mécanique Royal Canadien
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En 1944, le Corps du génie électrique et mécanique Royal Canadien (GEMRC) a été formé et a pris en charge la responsabilité de l’entretien et de la réparation de l’équipement de l’Armée canadienne. À partir du « RCEME Quarterly » en 1949, le Corps publia un bulletin périodique qui décrivait les événements du Corps, ainsi que des articles techniques sur l’entretien de l’équipement. Le nom et le format du bulletin ont changé au fil du temps, tout comme le nom du Corps...
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Apr 1, 2000
04/00
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Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers
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In 1944, the Corps of Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers was formed and took over the responsibility for the maintenance and repair of equipment in the Canadian Army. Starting with the RCEME Quarterly in 1949, the Corps published a periodic technical journal that described events in the Corps, as well as technical articles on equipment maintenance. The name and format of the periodical changed over time, as did the name of the Corps itself after the unification of the Canadian...
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1945
1945
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Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers
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This is a reproduction of a document that was produced at the end of the Second World War. It is a photographic study of the procedures and facilities used by the Army Engineering Design Branch of the Canadian Department of Munitions and Supply at that time. The test area is the Ordnance Proving Grounds, near Ottawa, which remained in use by successive DND organizations, ending with the Land Engineering and Test Establishment that closed in the mid 1990s. The original document is a letter with...
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Corporal Earl Hodge served for more than 30 years in the Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers. He was an accomplished artist and wood carver, and created many drawings reflecting aspects of RCEME life and heritage. Most RCEME units have a copy of at least one of his works on display. This is a collection of some of his RCEME cartoons. A summary of his life and career is included in the document.
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2008
2008
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le Corps du Génie électrique et mécanique Royal Canadien
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En 1944, le Corps du génie électrique et mécanique Royal Canadien (GEMRC) a été formé et a pris en charge la responsabilité de l’entretien et de la réparation de l’équipement de l’Armée canadienne. À partir du « RCEME Quarterly » en 1949, le Corps publia un bulletin périodique qui décrivait les événements du Corps, ainsi que des articles techniques sur l’entretien de l’équipement. Le nom et le format du bulletin ont changé au fil du temps, tout comme le nom du Corps...
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Apr 1, 1978
04/78
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Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers
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In 1944, the Corps of Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers was formed and took over the responsibility for the maintenance and repair of equipment in the Canadian Army. Starting with the RCEME Quarterly in 1949, the Corps published a periodic technical journal that described events in the Corps, as well as technical articles on equipment maintenance. The name and format of the periodical changed over time, as did the name of the Corps itself after the unification of the Canadian...
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1982
1982
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Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers
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In 1944, the Corps of Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers was formed and took over the responsibility for the maintenance and repair of equipment in the Canadian Army. Starting with the RCEME Quarterly in 1949, the Corps published a periodic technical journal that described events in the Corps, as well as technical articles on equipment maintenance. The name and format of the periodical changed over time, as did the name of the Corps itself after the unification of the Canadian...
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1978
1978
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Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers
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In 1944, the Corps of Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers was formed and took over the responsibility for the maintenance and repair of equipment in the Canadian Army. Starting with the RCEME Quarterly in 1949, the Corps published a periodic technical journal that described events in the Corps, as well as technical articles on equipment maintenance. The name and format of the periodical changed over time, as did the name of the Corps itself after the unification of the Canadian...
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1964
1964
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Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers
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The Canadian Army Manual of Training (CAMT) was the authority for general organization, doctrine, and training for the Canadian Army from the Second World War to about 1968. Within the CAMT, the 11-x series pertained to the Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers. Each of the manuals was revised periodically, so the date of the manual is relevant.
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Mar 1, 2019
03/19
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Doug Knight
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The 18-pounder Field Gun in Canadian Service by Doug Knight relates the career of the 18-pounder gun in the Royal Canadian Artillery, from the first order from Vickers in 1903 until its retirement during the Second World War. The emphasis in the book is on the gun and, in addition to its service overseas, describes its service in Canada during the First World War, mechanization in the 1930s, and traces the individual history of some of the surviving guns. The text is well illustrated by colour...
Topics: 18-pounder field gun, Royal Canadian Artillery, RCA
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2011
2011
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W.O. (Ret’d) L. (Tex) Leugner
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In 1953, the first intake of the RCEME Apprentice plan began training at the Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers School in Kingston, Ontario. The aim of the plan was to train selected young men as soldier-tradesmen and to provide them with the required educational standards that would enable them to advance to senior non-commissioned officers in the Corps. The last class graduated in 1968. Out of the 1,010 members enrolled between October 1952 to June 1968, 696 graduated as...
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2006
2006
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le Corps du Génie électrique et mécanique Royal Canadien
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En 1944, le Corps du génie électrique et mécanique Royal Canadien (GEMRC) a été formé et a pris en charge la responsabilité de l’entretien et de la réparation de l’équipement de l’Armée canadienne. À partir du « RCEME Quarterly » en 1949, le Corps publia un bulletin périodique qui décrivait les événements du Corps, ainsi que des articles techniques sur l’entretien de l’équipement. Le nom et le format du bulletin ont changé au fil du temps, tout comme le nom du Corps...
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1970
1970
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Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers
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The Land Engineering Test Establishment (LETE), was formed on 22 March 1967 to consolidate functions formerly carried out by the Army Equipment Engineering Establishment, the Mobile Support Equipment Section of the Central Experimental Proving Establishment and the Naval Electronics Laboratory. It was the culmination of a long line of Canadian Army Engineering and Research Organizations, starting with the Ordnance Proving Ground in 1941. The date of the document is uncertain, but from locations...
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Oct 1, 1978
10/78
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Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers
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In 1944, the Corps of Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers was formed and took over the responsibility for the maintenance and repair of equipment in the Canadian Army. Starting with the RCEME Quarterly in 1949, the Corps published a periodic technical journal that described events in the Corps, as well as technical articles on equipment maintenance. The name and format of the periodical changed over time, as did the name of the Corps itself after the unification of the Canadian...
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1943
1943
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British War Office
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The British Corps of Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers was formed in 1942 to repair and maintain all the equipment in the British Army. This handbook was issued to promulgate the organization and doctrine for the operation of the new Corps in the Field. Since the Canadian Army used the same doctrine, it was used by the Canadian repair organization (the Engineering Branch of the Royal Canadian Ordnance Corps that later became the Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers).
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1943
1943
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Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers
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The British Corps of Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers was formed in 1942 to repair and maintain all the equipment in the British Army. It created a handbook for its doctrine, “Organization, Tasks, and Handling of R.E.M.E. Workshops in the Field, 1943”, which is in the Internet Archive. Since the Canadian Army used the same doctrine, the new procedures were used by the Canadian repair organization (the Engineering Branch of the Royal Canadian Ordnance Corps that later became the...
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1987
1987
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Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers
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Since the 1970s, Canadian Army Land Ordnance Engineering (later Land Electrical and Mechanical Engineering and Electrical and Mechanical Engineering) doctrine was promulgated in a series of handbooks or manuals. The series consisted of eight manuals: B-GL-314-000/AF-000 THE EME BRANCH (History of the EME Branch and explanation of the structure, customs and institutions of the Branch); B-GL-314-001/AF-001 THE LAND MAINTENANCE SYSTEM (Description and explanation of the existing LMS);...
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1945
1945
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Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers
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This is a reproduction of a collection of documents that were produced at the end of the Second World War. Each unit in First Canadian Army was required to write a short history of the unit before it was disbanded or returned to Canada. The history was usually based on the unit war diary. The accounts of the units of the Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers (RCEME) were compiled into this document. The original is in the Directorate of History and Heritage in Ottawa and is a poor...
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Jul 1, 1949
07/49
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RCEME
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Periodical of the Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers
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2021
2021
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Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers
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RCEME Trades 1944-2020, A Reference Guide summarized the trades that were part of The Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers (RCEME) when the Corps was formed in 1944, and follows the development, amalgamations, changes, and history of the trades from that time to the four trades that are part of RCEME today. During the research for that document, many trades specifications and standards were found in the Library and Archives Canada (LAC) and other repositories. These were used to...
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Feb 1, 1944
02/44
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Directorate of Mechanical Maintenance, Department of National Defence, Ottawa.
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CAM - believed to be an acronym for Canadian Army Maintenance - was published monthly from 1943 to 1945 to promulgate tips on performing preventive maintenance on Canadian Army vehicles and equipment. It was published by the Directorate of Mechanical Maintenance in National Defence Headquarters in Ottawa, Canada. The responsibility for maintenance and repair of equipment in the Canadian Army was centralized in the Corps of Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers that was formed in...
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2013
2013
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Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers
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In 1944, the Corps of Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers was formed and took over the responsibility for the maintenance and repair of equipment in the Canadian Army. Starting with the RCEME Quarterly in 1949, the Corps published a periodic technical journal that described events in the Corps, as well as technical articles on equipment maintenance. The name and format of the periodical changed over time, as did the name of the Corps itself after the unification of the Canadian...
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Periodical of the Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers
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2021
2021
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Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers
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RCEME Trades 1944-2020, A Reference Guide summarized the trades that were part of The Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers (RCEME) when the Corps was formed in 1944, and follows the development, amalgamations, changes, and history of the trades from that time to the four trades that are part of RCEME today. During the research for that document, many trades specifications and standards were found in the Library and Archives Canada (LAC) and other repositories. These were used to...
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Oct 1, 1975
10/75
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Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers
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In 1944, the Corps of Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers was formed and took over the responsibility for the maintenance and repair of equipment in the Canadian Army. Starting with the RCEME Quarterly in 1949, the Corps published a periodic technical journal that described events in the Corps, as well as technical articles on equipment maintenance. The name and format of the periodical changed over time, as did the name of the Corps itself after the unification of the Canadian...
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1980
1980
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Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers
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In 1944, the Corps of Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers was formed and took over the responsibility for the maintenance and repair of equipment in the Canadian Army. Starting with the RCEME Quarterly in 1949, the Corps published a periodic technical journal that described events in the Corps, as well as technical articles on equipment maintenance. The name and format of the periodical changed over time, as did the name of the Corps itself after the unification of the Canadian...
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1992
1992
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Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers
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In 1944, the Corps of Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers was formed and took over the responsibility for the maintenance and repair of equipment in the Canadian Army. Starting with the RCEME Quarterly in 1949, the Corps published a periodic technical journal that described events in the Corps, as well as technical articles on equipment maintenance. The name and format of the periodical changed over time, as did the name of the Corps itself after the unification of the Canadian...
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1994
1994
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Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers
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The Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers (then just called the Electrical and Mechanical Engineers) celebrated the 50th anniversary of the founding of the Corps in 1994. As part of the celebration, a commemorative book was written that summarized many aspects of the Corps history. The hard cover book from which the scan was generated is the only copy that is signed by the complete production team.
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1945
1945
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Army Engineering Design Branch, Canadian Department of Munitions and Supply
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During the Second World War, the Army Engineering Design Branch of the Canadian Department of Munitions and Supply was responsible for the design and development of military vehicles in Canada. At the end of the war, the AEDB produced an eight volume record that summarized the history and experience of the vehicle design projects. The volumes were: Volume 1 - General and Index; Volume 2 - Armoured Vehicles (other than tanks); Volume 3 - Tanks and Tank Type Vehicles; Volume 4 - Self-propelled...
Topics: Army Engineering Design Branch, AEDB, Canadian Department of Munitions and Supply, Royal Canadian...
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May 1, 1944
05/44
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Directorate of Mechanical Maintenance, Department of National Defence, Ottawa.
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CAM - believed to be an acronym for Canadian Army Maintenance - was published monthly from 1943 to 1945 to promulgate tips on performing preventive maintenance on Canadian Army vehicles and equipment. It was published by the Directorate of Mechanical Maintenance in National Defence Headquarters in Ottawa, Canada. The responsibility for maintenance and repair of equipment in the Canadian Army was centralized in the Corps of Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers that was formed in...
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This is a pdf file of a presentation on the history of the Machinery Lorries (aka Workshop Vehicles) used by the Corps of Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers until about 1970. The original powerpoint was designed to be run as an unattended background slide show in a booth or at a special function, such as a reunion. A Powerpoint Show (ppsx) of the presentation using manual slide advance is included in the file types available.
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1945
1945
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1st Canadian Armoured Carrier Regiment
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To solve the problem of crossing fire-swept ground in Normandy in 1944, General G.G. Simmonds ordered the conversion of American M7 self-propelled guns into infantry carriers. The work was carried out by an ad-hoc group of RCEME workshops under the code name “Kangaroo”. The name stuck to the converted vehicles. To operate the armoured personnel carriers, a new unit, the 1st Canadian Armoured Carrier Regiment was formed, and continued in service for the rest of the war. This is the unit...
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