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RESERVE ARMY MEN in training at Shilo Camp have the best and most modern equipment. All markings on the I radio set in (1 ) were originally in Russian as it was designed for the Red Army. At the controls are Major W. R. W. Henderson, O.C. of No. 10 District Signals, 316 Niagara St., standing, and Capt. W. Smith, signals training officer, 19 Burnell St. Men of the Army Service Corps, (2) talk things over with Capt. W. H. Marr, 462 Oxford st. Left to right, , they are: E. H. Allman, Fleetwood apts., (head WO. for M.T.) ; Capt. Marr, Pte. Hugh Haines, 198 Langside St.; Pte. H.L. Read, 483 Green ave., and Pte. Harry Tuck; 1973 Main st., West Kildonan. Lieut.-Col. J. M. Creighton, Aynsley court, inspects men of the Cameron Highlanders in (3), and is talking here with Pte. Paul Dorozynski. Learning the jinside dope (4) on a gun, these men are of the 18th Recce. Regiment. Kneeling are Sgt. E. M. Smith, Tpr. Bill Mosur-injohn. Back row, left to right, are Tpr. Nick Kulczycki, Sgt. A. E. Macdonald, CpI. A. H. Berry, Lieut. G. W. Abbott, iTpr. J Woodhall, SSM A. Dixon and Sgt. C. Lindsay. J,’
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Winnipeg Tribune
Winnipeg, Manitoba, CA
Tue, Jul 11, 1944
Page 28
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