Capital soldiers : the history of the Cameron Highlanders of Ottawa /
Reynolds, Kenneth W.,author.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
A reflection of the times, 1856-1875 -- A regiment is reborn, 1881-1899 -- "Canada can be proud of her boys," 1899-1902 -- The Duke of Cornwall's Own Rifles, 1899-1914 -- Ottawa's men go to war, 1914-1916 -- "We lost quite a few men during our stay around there," 1916 -- "In the morning the boys in the front line went over," 1917 -- Their fearless example, 1918 -- "The establishment of a Highland unit in the capital of Canada," 1919-1923 -- "A city corps above the average in training and enthusiasm," 1923-1939 -- Organize, reorganize and reorganize again, 1939-1944 -- "By dint of a little forcible persuasion," June to August 1944 -- The low countries, August to December 1944 -- "The fighting is of the cornered-rat variety," January to May 1945 -- From the end of the war to the Queen's visit, 1945-1967 -- "Maximum flexibility," 1968-1989 -- Capital soldiers : The Blue Hackle at home and abroad, 1990-2006.
Canada. Canadian Army. Cameron Highlanders of Ottawa