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The Royal Canadian Infantry Corps


Role of the Infantry: To close with and destroy the enemy.

Motto of the Infantry: DUCIMUS (We Lead)
About the Infantry


Regiments of the Regular Force:

  1. The Royal Canadian Regiment
  2. Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry
  3. Royal 22e Regiment

Regiments of the Reserve Force:

  1. Governor General's Foot Guards
  2. The Canadian Grenadier Guards
  3. The Queen's Own Rifles of Canada
  4. The Black Watch (Royal Highland Regiment) of Canada
  5. Les Voltigeurs de Quebec
  6. The Royal Regiment of Canada
  7. The Royal Hamilton Light Infantry
  8. The Princess of Wales Own Regiment
  9. The Hastings and Prince Edward Regiment
  10. The Lincoln and Welland Regiment
  11. 4th Battalion, The Royal Canadian Regiment
  12. The Royal Highland Fusiliers of Canada
  13. The Grey and Simcoe Foresters
  14. The Lorne Scots (Peel, Dufferin and Halton Regiment)
  15. The Brockville Rifles
  16. The Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry Highlanders
  17. Les Fusiliers du St-Laurent
  18. Le Regiment de la Chaudiere
  19. 4e,6e Battalion, Royal 22e Regiment
  20. Les Fusiliers Mont-Royal
  21. The Princess Louise Fusiliers
  22. The Royal New Brunswick Regiment
  23. The West Nova Scotia Regiment
  24. The Nova Scotia Highlanders
  25. Le Regiment de Maisonneuve
  26. The Cameron Highlanders of Ottawa
  27. The Royal Winnipeg Rifles
  28. The Essex and Kent Scottish Regiment
  29. 48th Highlanders of Canada
  30. Le Regiment du Saguenay
  31. The Algonquin Regiment
  32. The Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders of Canada
  33. The Lake Superior Scottish Regiment
  34. The North Saskatchewan Regiment
  35. The Royal Regina Rifles
  36. The Rocky Mountain Rangers
  37. The Loyal Edmonton Regiment
  38. The Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders of Canada
  39. The Royal Westminster Regiment
  40. The Calgary Highlanders
  41. Les Fusiliers de Sherbrooke
  42. The Seaforth Highlanders of Canada
  43. The Canadian Scottish Regiment (Princess Mary's)
  44. The Royal Montreal Regiment
  45. 2nd Battalion, The Irish Regiment of Canada
  46. The Toronto Scottish Regiment
  47. The Royal Newfoundland Regiment
Defunct/Disbanded Regiments:
  1. The Canadian Airborne Regiment (Disbanded)

Regimental & Branch Marches of the Infantry.


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Military Word Of The Day
2 CER
:
2 Combat Engineer Regiment


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Today in Military History

February 16



1597:

Paris France - Troilus de Mesgouez, Marquis de La Roche c1540-1606 gets grant from Henry IV for expedition to New France


1917:

On the Western Front, every officer in a company of the Royal Fusiliers fell casualty during an attack near Courcelette. Nevertheless, Lance-Sergeant Palmer ignored heavy fire at point-blank range to painstakingly cut a path through entanglements o


1940:

Halifax Nova Scotia - RCAF's No. 110 Army Cooperation Squadron sails for Britain; first of 48 squadrons to go overseas.


1942:

Lieutenant Roberts and Petty Officer Gould, of the submarine HMS Thrasher, won the Victoria Cross for a remarkable act of bomb disposal


1942:

Petty Officer Thomas Gould was serving as Second Coxswain aboard the submarine HMS Thrasher during a patrol off Crete, 16 February 1942. Thrasher succeeded in sinking a merchantman in a convoy, but then came under very heavy attack from escorts and


1944:

Major Hoey led a company of the Lincolnshire Regiment in an attack on Japanese positions in the Arakan region of Burma. The company became pinned down by fire from a Japanese strong point, whereupon Hoey went forward alone, despite having already b


1944:

VC win by Maj Charles Ferguson Hoey, 1st Battalion, The Lincolnshire Regiment (British Army), Maungdaw, Burma (posthumous)


1945:

Again in Burma, Jemadar Prakash Singh commanded a platoon of 4/13th Frontier Rifles, defending against massive Japanese attacks. Prakash Singh was wounded in both legs, and his second-in-command took over the leadership of the unit. However, he wa


1945:

HMCS SAINT JOHN sinks U-309 off Scotland's Northern Coast


1971:

1971 FUDDLE DUDDLE DAY Ottawa Ontario - Pierre Trudeau, under opposition attack in the Commons, utters an apparently unparliamentary expression that he later describes as 'fuddle-duddle.


1973:

Havana Cuba - Canada signs anti-hijacking agreement with Cuba; each country to prosecute hijackers in the other's country, or return them to the country where the hijacking took place.




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