Battalion Sergeant Major Robert Law Clark
Robert Law Clark was the fourth Battalion Sergeant-Major of the 116th Battalion. He followed after the tenure of Warrant Officer Class II James Fenwick, who served as Acting BSM (biography…
Robert Law Clark was the fourth Battalion Sergeant-Major of the 116th Battalion. He followed after the tenure of Warrant Officer Class II James Fenwick, who served as Acting BSM (biography…
Throughout the inter-war years there was an annual inspection in October or November. The senior staff of the 25th Infantry Brigade and Military District No. 2 came to Oshawa for…
The Oshawa Armoury (now the Colonel R.S. McLaughlin Armoury) was less than three months old at the outbreak of the First World War on 4 August 1914. It opened with…
The Ontario Regiment Comes Home in November 1945: Part 2 – The Welcome Ceremony In the previous article, the Ontarios had almost completed their journey home and their process of…
The Second World War ended on 8 May, 1945 and the Ontarios went into a period of waiting for their turn to come home. The first few weeks were filled…