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1 The Lincoln and Welland Regiment
1 Battalion The Lincoln and Welland Regiment

Unit Histories

From To Type Notes
01-May-1920 01-May-1920 Converted from 44 Lincoln and Welland Regiment
15-Dec-1936 15-Dec-1936 Absorbed 1 The Lincoln Regiment
01-Sep-1939 01-Sep-1939 Inactive in St Catherines, ON
02-Sep-1939 02-Sep-1939 Embodied For guard duties along the Welland Canal
22-Nov-1939 22-Nov-1939 Disembodied Personnel stood down
24-May-1940 24-May-1940 Event Authorised to Mobilise an Active Battalion
21-Jun-1940 21-Jun-1940 Embodied at St Catherines ON
01-Jul-1940 01-Jul-1940 Converted to 2 The Lincoln and Welland Regiment at St Catherines
01-Jul-1940 01-Jul-1940 Reformed at St Catherines
24-Jul-1940 24-Jul-1940 Event Bn provided guard detachments for vulnerable points in Niagara area replacing 1 Battalion The Perth Regt
19-Aug-1940 19-Aug-1940 Event Bn took over the guard of vulnerable points along the Welland Canal
07-Nov-1940 07-Nov-1940 Event Designated as an Active Battalion
08-May-1941 08-May-1941 Event Bn departed Niagara Falls for Nanaimo by rail in two parties having been relieved by 1 British Columbia Regt
12-May-1941 12-May-1941 Event Bn reunited at Nanaimo after crossing to the West Coast
10-Sep-1941 10-Sep-1941 Event Bn departed Nanaimo for the East Coast where it was to join the garrison of Newfoundland
29-Sep-1941 29-Sep-1941 Event Bn disembarked at Botwood in Newfoundland
16-Mar-1942 16-Mar-1942 Event Bn relieved at Gander by 1 Prince Edward Island Highlanders. Bn moved to St John's, Newfoundland
17-Sep-1942 17-Sep-1942 Reorganised A Coy broken up and distributed among the other companies
28-Sep-1942 28-Sep-1942 Reinforced D Coy 1 Dufferin and Haldimand Rifles attached to Bn
04-Apr-1943 04-Apr-1943 Reduced D Coy 1 Dufferin and Haldimand Rifles left the Bn to rejoin their parent unit
24-Apr-1943 24-Apr-1943 Event First Flight (C Coy plus Bn HQ) arrived at Mulgrave, NS
11-May-1943 11-May-1943 Event Bn departed St Johns for Nova Scotia having been relieved by 1 Le Regt de St Hyacinthe
19-May-1943 19-May-1943 Event First Flight rejoined Bn at Aldershot, NS
20-May-1943 20-May-1943 Event Majority of Bn dispersed on leave
03-Jun-1943 03-Jun-1943 Event Bn concentrated at Aldershot following embarkation leave
05-Jun-1943 05-Jun-1943 Reorganised A Coy reformed under command of its former OC, Maj HH Usher
16-Jul-1943 16-Jul-1943 Event Bn departed for Halifax, NS en-route for overseas service in the United Kingdom
22-Jul-1943 22-Jul-1943 Event Bn arrived in the United Kingdom at an un-named northern port (possibly Greenock)
07-Sep-1943 07-Sep-1943 Event Bn engaged in Brigade and Division exercises in Thetford and Hunstanton areas of Norfolk
06-Nov-1943 06-Nov-1943 Event Bn completed exercises and moved to Crowborough in Sussex
Number of Records Returned: 79
Number of Pages Returned : 3

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