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PPCLI Fonds 24
Berkeley Albert James Franklin fonds . – 1888-2015 (predominant 1945-2002). – 2.5 m of textual records and other material.
SK10560 Berkeley Albert James Franklin, known as “Bark”, “BAJ”, or “Badge”, was born 19 February 1927 at Drumheller, Alberta. He enlisted for the Pacific Force and joined the 2nd Battalion, Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry in 1945 at Currie Barracks, Calgary. He was detailed to the PPCLI Regimental Police at Camp Shilo, Manitoba and at Currie Barracks in 1946 and 1947. He participated in Exercise Haines in the Yukon in February-March 1947 and was a member of the Special Air Service Company in 1948. He participated in Exercise Eagle in 1949. He served with both the 1st and 3rd Battalions of PPCLI as a Platoon Sergeant in Korea, 1952-1953. Later promoted to Staff Sergeant, he served with the First Battalion, D Company as Battalion Orderly Sergeant in Fort MacLeod, Germany, 1955-1957. He retired as a Master Warrant Officer in 1970 and resided in Calgary until his death on 13 April 2003. In his retirement he was active with the PPCLI Association and the Korea Veterans Association of Canada. He was a volunteer with the PPCLI Museum, an advocate for the rights of veterans, and author of self-published books and pamphlets on military history and political issues. He was married to Enid Marion Franklin, 1928-2014, and had two children, Marilyn and Gordon.
The fonds contains some of BAJ Franklin's personal and family papers, subject files, manuscripts, newsletters, self-published pamphlets, files on individual Korean War veterans, scrapbooks, visual material, and military manuals compiled or collected by BAJ Franklin including photographs, nominal rolls, personal accounts, and news articles covering many diverse topics such as the Korean War, Korean Voluntary Service Medal, the First Canadian Parachute Battalion, Special Air Service Company, parachute training, training exercises, military discipline and dress, troopings and parades, the Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry Band, arms training, turbans, women in combat, base closures, and training accidents. Includes a pictorial history of the Special Air Service intended for publication, The Airborne Bridge. Includes papers of Pilot Officer N.R. Fraser (1943-1946), Flight Officer A. Franklin (1940-1941), and Pte Leslie A. White (ca. 1948).
Gift of Berkeley Albert James Franklin, 1999-2003.
The fonds has been grouped into the following series:
Series 1 BAJ Franklin’s personal documents, photos, and records. – [ca. 1910]-2015. – 3 cm of textual records. – 22 photographs.
Series 2 Research files. – [ca. 1910]-2005. – 64 cm of textual records and other material. – This series consists of files of information and pictures which BAJ Franklin kept for his own reference purposes, as well as files he contributed to as a volunteer with the PPCLI Archives . – The files have been arranged alphabetically by subject.
Series 3 Files on individuals. – [ca. 1995]-2003. – 9 cm of textual records and other material. – This series consists of files on BAJ Franklin’s old PPCLI comrades. Many of the files include portraits and citations for medals won. – Arranged alphabetically.
Series 4 BAJ’s booklets. – 1984-[ca. 2001]. – 26 cm of textual records and other material. – 1 poster. – This series consists of pamphlets which BAJ Franklin created for distribution to his friends and to the PPCLI Archives. The pamphlets were reproduced in small quantities using a photocopier, and often consist of reproductions from published sources with his handwritten commentaries. Includes some files of news clippings. Subject matter includes military history, his own military experiences, and contemporary military controversies. – Metal fasteners have been removed for conservation reasons. – Arranged alphabetically by title.
Series 5 Scrapbooks. – 1950-[ca. 2002] – 32 cm of textual records and other material. – This series, like series 4, consists of visual and textual material compiled from various sources and reproduced using a photocopier. The works were larger in volume, often requiring three-ring binders, and were intended to be permanent commemorations of Franklin’s military experiences and advocacy. The Airborne Bridge, in two editions, was considered to be a published book. – Most binders and fasteners have been removed for conservation reasons. – Arranged alphabetically by title.
Series 6 Photographs. – [ca. 1888]-2000. – ca. 1687 photographs. – This series consists predominantly of photographs created or collected by BAJ Franklin, documenting his military career, particularly his experiences training as a paratrooper in the late 1940s. – Arranged in accession number order.
Series 7 Manuals, aides-mémoire, précis. – 1914-1967. – 85 cm of textual records. – This series consists of books, pamphlets, and brochures containing standing orders, instructions, and information for personnel serving in the Canadian Armed Forces. Most of these materials were used by BAJ Franklin in the performance of his duties, and a few were collected by him. – The series is organized into subseries: ( 7a) PPCLI and other units in which BAJ served, in chronological order; (7b) the Canadian Army, including manuals produced by the British Army but reissued by the Canadian Army; and (7c) manuals produced by other governments and agencies.
Series 8 Collected records of other service personnel. – 1940-1948. – 10 cm of textual records. – This series consists of a flight log and handbook used by Pilot Officer N.R. Fraser, 1943-1946; classroom notes of BAJ Franklin’s colleague Pte Leslie A. White while training in
the Special Air Service, ca. 1948; and the collected précis issued to Flight Officer A. Franklin (possibly BAJ’s father Arthur Franklin) while studying at the Royal Canadian Air Force School of Administration, 1940-1941.
Series 9 Moving image. – 1997. – 1 video cassette. – This series consists of one video cassette created or collected by BAJ Franklin.
Series 10 Maps. – 1924-[ca. 1989]. – 12 maps.
The fonds consists of the following files (F-24 = Fonds 24):
Series 1 BAJ Franklin’s personal documents, photos, and records. – [ca. 1910]-2015. – 3 cm of textual records. – 22 photographs.
F-24-1 BAJ’s memorial service and family information. – 2003-2015.
F-24-2 Résumés, biographical profiles. – [ca. 1970-ca. 1990]
F-24-3 Family postcard. – [ca. 1910].
F-24-4 Postcard. – [originally created 1946].
F-24-5 Correspondence . – 1968-2003. [03.08.326, 03.08.124]
F-24-6 Service papers. – 1945-[1970].
F-24-7 BAJ’s pay book. – 1949-1952.
F-24-8 BAJ’s 5BX card. – [ca. 1967-ca. 1971].
F-24-9 BAJ’s driver/operator permit. – 1961.
F-24-10 Reminiscences of 1944, Korean War. – [ca. 1990s].
F-24-11 Sergeants’ Mess dinner menu autographed by officers and NCOs. – 1951.
F-24-11a BAJ’s certificates . – 1967, 1970. – Awards. [03.08(.272, .273)]
F-24-12 BAJ’s certificates. – 1954-2002. – Qualification, awards. [03.08(.275-.277, .352)].
F-24-13 Ex Ric-A-Dam-Doo. – 1993.
F-24-14 Photos of BAJ. – [ca. 1945-ca. 1949]. – 14 photographs.
F-24-15 Photos of BAJ. – [ca. 1968]. – 4 photographs.
F-24-16 Photos of BAJ and comrades. – [ca. 1990s]. – 4 photographs.
F-24-17 Field message books. – [ca. 1949-ca. 1961]. [03.08(.433-.435)]
Series 2 Research files. – [ca. 1910]-2005. – 64 cm of textual records and other material. – This series consists of files of information and pictures which BAJ Franklin kept for his own reference purposes, as well as files he contributed to as a volunteer with the PPCLI Archives . – The files have been arranged alphabetically by subject.
F-24-18 1VP. – [ca. 1948-ca. 1990]. – Miscellaneous photos from publications (ca. 1948-ca. 1964), clipping from Stars and Stripes on 50th anniversary of PPCLI (1964), instructions for reporting on casualties and strength (1966), song book (1970), press kit for diamond jubilee (1974), scrapbook pages on Fort MacLeod, Germany (compiled ca. 1990). [03.08.328]
F-24-19 Aircraft. – [ca. 1946]-1989. – Photos, articles, correspondence. [03.08.411]
F-24-20 Band. – [ca. 1984-1997]. – Newsclippings, correspondence.
F-24-21 BC floods. – [1948]-1953. – Newsclippings, photos. [03.08.412]
F-24-22 Canada Remembers. – 1994. – Press kit. [03.08.322]
F-24-23 Canadian Airborne. – [ca. 1948]-1998. – Historical article, photos, newsclippings, reunion programs. [ 03.08.409]
F-24-24 Canadian Airborne. – 1978. – B.A. honours essay: Canadian airborne forces, 1942-1978 / by Floyd Low – University of Victoria, Department of History, 1978.
Box 2
F-24-25 Canadian Forces Bases : Esquimalt, Sarcee, Currie Barracks, Shilo. – [ca. 1936]-2004. – Photos, reminiscences, newsclippings of places where BAJ Franklin took his early military training. – [03.08.438]
F-24-26 Canadian Forces bases : Little Mountain, Jericho, Currie Barracks. – [ca. 1910]-1996. – Photos, newsclippings. [03.08.439]
F-24-27 Canadian Forces cut-backs. – 1983-1993. – Correspondence, newsclippings.
F-24-28 Canadian military formations and weapons (modern). – [ca. 2002-ca. 2003] – Pamphlets compiled by R.D. Fraser. [03.08.304]
F-24-29 Canadian Parachute Battalion and Special Air Service. – 1942-2002. – Photos, articles. – [03.08.408]
F-24-30 Canadian Provost Corps. – [ca. 1995]. – Notes, photo re military detention. [03.08.323]
F-24-31 Cap and collar badges. – [ca. 1930-ca. 1994]. – Articles, illustrations.
F-24-32 Cartoons. – 1943. – Cartoons about military life by Cameron.
F-24-33 Celebrations. – 1969-2002. – Invitations, menus, etc. for mess dinners and ceremonies. [03.08.324]
F-24-34 Ceremonial. – 1950-1967. – Orders for observance of ceremonial events. [03.08.315]
Box 3
F-24-35 Colours. – 1954-2000. – Correspondence, articles, illustrations, orders on the history of the PPCLI colours and orders for their carrying, storage, and display. [03.08.325]
F-24-36 Combat stress. – 1988-1989. – Articles.
F-24-37 Countess Mountbatten. – 1974-1976. – Articles.
F-24-37a Desertion. – [ca. 1995]. – News clipping.
F-24-38 Ephemera, booklets. – 1917-[ca. 2000]. – Bumper stickers, tickets to ceremonial events, Princess Patricia dollar bill, pamphlet on wearing decorations, regimental song book, catalogues of military miniatures, program for 4 Canadian Infantry Group track meet (Germany, 1966), program for celebration of the Confederation of Canada (Germany, 1956), poem, “A Patricia is beloved”. [03.08.327]
F-24-39 Exercise Bulldog III. – 1955-1956. – Articles. [03.08.416]
F-24-40 Exercise Eagle. – 1949. – Orders, news clippings, photos. [03.08.415]
F-24-41 Exercise Flybite. – [ca. 1950]. – News clippings, photos. [03.08.415]
F-24-42 Exercise Sweetbriar. – 1950-1952. – Pamphlet, shoulder titles, news clippings, maps, photos. [03.08.415]
F-24-43 Flags. – [ca. 1975]. – Notes on provenance of the flags displayed by the Regimental Museum.
F-24-44 Food rations. – [ ca. 1970]-1994. – Recipes, article on Canadian army field rations.
F-24-45 Geneva Convention. – 1950. – Convention (I) for the amelioration of the condition of the wounded and sick in armed forces in the field. [03.08.330]
F-24-46 Grenades. – [ca. 1988]. – Articles, illustrations.
F-24-47 Helmet decals. – [ca. 1989]. – Correspondence.
F-24-47a Homefront. – 1995. – Article. [03.08.311]
F-24-48 Honours and awards. – 1982-1984. – Guidelines for nominations for Order of Military Merit.
F-24-49 In Memoriam. – [1992- 1993], 2005. – Lists of deceased PPCLI veterans, directory of PPCLI Association executive.
F-24-50 Kapyong. – [ca. 1996-ca. 1997]. – Information and nominal roll for reunion, summary of war diary, maps, nominal roll of PPCLI battle participants, Korean tourist and economic development pamphlet. [03.08.440]
F-24-51 Korea : album pages, numbered. – [ca. 1950-ca. 2000]. [03.08.441]
F-24-52 Korea : album pages, unnumbered and loose items. – [ca. 1950-ca. 2000]. [03.08.441]
F-24-53 Korea : correspondence with Don Ardelian. – 1993-2002. [03.08.441]
F-24-54 Korea : introduction. – [ca. 1980s]. [03.08.441]
F-24-55 Korea : North Korean and Chinese propaganda. – [1950-1953]. [03.08.441]
F-24-56 Korea : photo album of Sgt. Robert G. Williams. – 1952-1953. [03.08.441]
F-24-57 Korea : photos and illustrations. – 1946-1996. [03.08.441]
Box 4
F-24-58 Korean War : Honour roll, casualty list. – [ca. 1956-ca. 2000]. [03.08.442]
F-24-59 Machine gun, history of. – 1945. – Article. [99.10.15]
F-24-60 Memorial Hall of Honour. – [ca. 1990]. – PPCLI Museum nominal roll.
F-24-61 Military rifles and ranges. – 1965-1995. – Pamphlet, standing orders, range practice register, photos of range.
F-24-62 Mobile Striking Force. – 1948-2002. – Photos, clippings, BAJ Franklin’s service records, correspondence. [03.08.414]
F-24-63 Mobile Striking Force : general. – 1946-1986. – Photos, clippings, information on parachuting accidents. [03.08.413].
F-24-64 Morale. – 1996-1997. – Newsclippings.
F-24-65 News clippings. – 1948-1994. – On various aspects of PPCLI. [03.08.331]
F-24-65a Normandy. – 1944, 1996. – Letter, article, battle orders.
F-24-66 Obituaries. – 1991-1993. – Of PPCLI veterans. [03.08.332]
F-24-67 Orders, decorations and medals. – 1962, [ca. 1980]. – Articles.
F-24-68 Parachute training. – 1946-1988. – Correspondence, articles, course materials, notes. [03.08.417]
F-24-68a Parachute training. – 1948. – Magazine article about PPCLI parachute training at Rivers, Manitoba. [02.54.03]
F-24-69 Patricia’s, Korea. – 1951-1993. – Excerpts from war diaries, maps, articles, pamphlet “Kapyong remembered” by Michael G. McKeown.
F-24-70 Patrols. – 1952-1982. – Reports, articles. [03.08.445]
F-24-71 Pay scales. – 1966-1967. [03.08.431]
F-24-72 Pay schedules. – [ca. 1919]. – Army pay schedules. [03.08.333]
F-24-73 Peacekeeping. – 1995-1996. – Articles.
F-24-74 POWs. – [1953-ca. 1994]. – Thesis (title page missing)about POWs in Korea, news clipping about Howard H. Brooks. [03.08.446]
Box 5
F-24-75 “Private reflections” . – [ca. 1945]. – Photocopy of: “Private” reflections / cartoons by Norris ; verse and captions by Paul H. Zemke. – Toronto : Classic Pub., [ca. 1945]. [03.08.329]
F-24-76 Red Ensign. – 1978, 2002. – Articles, pamphlet. [03.08.334]
F-24-77 Regimental memorials. – 1983, [ca. 2000]. – Publications on PPCLI memorials.
F-24-78 Remembrance Day. – 1994. – Address by Col. Donald S. Ethell. [03.08.374]
F-24-79 Soldier pay. – 1995. – Article. [03.08.334]
F-24-80 Songs. – [ca. 1990]. – Compiled from a book. [03.08.336]
F-24-81 Training notes/regulations. – 1954-1995. – Orders, précis, aides-memoire, instructions, notes. [03.08.314]
F-24-82 Trooping the Colour, Fort Osborne Barracks, 1946. – [1996]. – Pamphlet, photos, photocopy of original nominal roll. [03.08.310]
F-24-83 Troopings, 1946-1959. – 1946-[ca. 2000]. – Photographs, commemorative pamphlet. [03.08.308]
F-24-84 Uniforms. – [ca. 1996]. – Photographs, excerpts from publications. [03.08.316]
F-24-85 Victoria Cross. – 1980-1993. – Copies of correspondence, articles.
F-24-86 War cemeteries. – 1994. – Correspondence about c emeteries in Italy.
Box 6
F-24-87 War medals. – 1971-1992. – Publications, clippings, photographs, samples of medal ribbons.
F-24-88 Warrant Officers and Senior NCOs Club (Retired). – [ca. 1995]. – Nominal roll, information sheet. [03.08.338]
F-24-89 World War II enlistment and training. – [ca. 1995]. – See also BAJ’s Pamphlets, “Canadian Infantry Corps”. [03.08.437]
F-24-90 Wound badge. – 1994-2001. – Applications for unofficial lapel badges.
Series 3 Files on individuals. – [ca. 1995]-2003. – 9 cm of textual records and other material. – This series consists of files on BAJ Franklin’s old PPCLI comrades. Many of the files include portraits and citations for medals won. – Arranged alphabetically.
F-24-91 Acikahte, Henry. – 1963, 1993. – Portrait, citations, change of name certificate. [03.08.340]
F-24-92 Barton, Len. – [ca. 1951-ca. 1995]. – Citations, snapshot. [03.08.341]
F-24-93 Barwise, Ken. – [ca. 1951-ca. 1995]. – Citation, snapshot. [03.08.342]
F-24-94 Brown, G.G. – [1995]. – Photos of funeral. [03.08.342]
F-24-95 Buxton, Richard. – [1952-ca. 1995]. – Citations, newsclipping, extracts from war diary, picture. [03.08.343]
F-24-96 Clifton, Ashworth Thomas. – 2000, 2002. – Letter, anecdote from Darrel Harris. [03.08.344]
F-24-97 Cole, Vern. – [ca. 1953-ca. 1995]. – Citation, clippings, picture. [03.08.345]
F-24-98 Coulter, Bob. – 1945-1997. – Photos, newsclippings, eulogy. [03.08.346]
F-24-99 Douglas, Smiley. – [ca. 1951-ca. 1995]. – Portrait, citation, place mat. [03.08.347]
F-24-100 Dunphy, Kerry. - [ca. 1951-ca. 1995]. – Portrait, citation. [03.08.348]
F-24-101 Elliott, George. – [ca. 1952-ca. 1961]. – Portrait, newsclipping, medal record. [03.08.349]
F-24-102 Ethell, Don. – [ca. 1970-ca. 2002]. – Portrait, note, photo of medals, description of medals. [03.08.350]
F-24-103 Fenton, Vincent. – [ca. 1952-ca. 1995]. – Snapshot, citation. [03.08.351]
F-24-104 Hibbs, Don. – 1999. – Newsclipping. [03.08.353]
F-24-105 Holligan, Bernard. – [ca. 1958-ca. 1995] – Citation, picture. [03.08.354]
F-24-106 LaChance, Jack. – [ca. 1996-ca. 1997]. – Reminiscence, poems, newsclipping, photo. [03.08.355]
F-24-107 Lynch, Paul. – [ca. 1962]. – Citation, picture, photos of grave. [03.08.356]
F-24-108 McCuish, David. – 2000-2001. – Correspondence about him. [03.08.357]
F-24-109 Mitchell, Wayne. – [1951-ca. 1995]. - Citation, picture, correspondence. [03.08.358]
F-24-110 Parrott, D.F. – [1938]. – Photos. [03.08.359]
F-24-111 Peacock, Robert. – 2002-2003. – Photos, résumé, article, correspondence [03.08.360]
F-24-112 Pitts, Herb. – [1952]-2001. – Portraits, citation, correspondence [03.08.361]
F-24-113 Richardson, John . – [ca. 1952]-1997. – Notes on signalling instruction, citation, newsclippings, photos, correspondence. [03.08.363]
F-24-114 Rimmer, James (Bud). – [ca. 1948]-2004. – Citation, photo, newsclipping, correspondence about his medals.
F-24-115 Robertson, William. – 1952-1988. Citations, service records. [03.08.362]
F-24-116 Ronksley, Paul. – 1994. – Citation, biographical sketch, newsclipping, photo. [03.08.364]
F-24-117 Soper, Roly. - 1953-1995. – Newsclippings, training course report . [03.08.365]
F-24-118 Stone, Joseph (Duke). – 1952. – Photo, correspondence re mention-in-despatches. [03.08.366]
F-24-119 Tutte, Kenneth. – [ca. 1940-ca. 1990]. – Citation, pictures, newsclippings. [03.08.367]
F-24-120 Waters, Stan. – 1991. – News obituaries. [03.08.368]
Box 7
Series 4 BAJ’s booklets. – 1984-[ca. 2001]. – 26 cm of textual records and other material. – 1 poster. – This series consists of pamphlets which BAJ Franklin created for distribution to his friends and to the PPCLI Archives. The pamphlets were reproduced in small quantities using a photocopier, and often consist of reproductions from published sources with his handwritten commentaries. Includes some files of news clippings. Subject matter includes military history, his own military experiences, and contemporary military controversies. – Metal fasteners have been removed for conservation reasons. – Arranged alphabetically by title.
F-24-121 Basic information of the Ross rifle and Lee Enfield. – [ca. 1995]. – Includes information on gas respirators, firing range procedures. [99.10.08]
F-24-122 Basic training daze : candid cartoons of you and me in the Army. – [ca. 1990s].
F-24-123 Brian Mulroney, Canada’s worst prime minister! – [1993].
F-24-124 Camp Shilo 1946. – [ca. 1996]. [99.10.06]
F-24-125 Can Parachute Corps, First Can Parachute Bn. – [ca. 1999]. – Includes nominal roll, photos of tower training, instructions. [02.54.05]
F-24-126 Canada in distress : caused by the Mulroney years. – [ca. 1993].
F-24-127 Canada in distress : caused by the Liberals? – [ca. 1995]. [99.10.09]
F-24-128 Canadian Aboriginal War Veterans Medal. – [2000].
F-24-129 Canadian Infantry Corps. – 1995. [03.08.437]
F-24-130 The Canadian Scottish Regiment (Princess Mary’s). – [ca. 1995].
F-24-131 The Canadian Special Air Service Company badges. – [ca. 1990]
F-24-132 Correspondence with Minister of Veterans’ Affairs. – 1991-1992.
F-24-133 Dear Comrade Rivard. – [1999]. – Regarding preservation of monuments at Currie Barracks and opening of Armed Forces to gays. [99.10.11]
F-24-134 Discipline, offences & punishments. – 1999. [99.10.02]
F-24-135 Drumming out ceremony. – 1996.
F-24-136 Edmonton Garrison, Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry. – 1999.
F-24-137 Feds back soldier’s sex change. – 1999. [02.54.05]
F-24-138 Gold wound stripe. – [ca. 1990]
Box 8
F-24-139 The gong show. – [ca. 1993]. – Regarding advocacy for medals and insignia.
F-24-140 How well do we dress ourselves? – 1998. [02.54.05]
F-24-141 If you enjoy your freedom, thank a veteran. – [ca. 1993]. – Regarding the Union Jack and Red Ensign; unification of the armed forces.
F-24-142 Korean Kapers. – [ca. 1990]. – Songs.
F-24-143 Lest we forget. – [ca. 1992]. – Poems.
F-24-144 Moving military bases, closures is idiotic notion and ludicrous, will cost millions. – [ca. 1997]. [99.10.12]
F-24-145 Native soldiers, foreign battlefields. – [ca. 1992].
F-24-145a The new flag is raised on Vimy Ridge. – [ca. 1990].
F-24-146 News clippings about John Richardson. – [ca. 1991].
F-24-147 News clippings about Korea veterans. – 1991-1993.
F-24-148 News clippings about racism in the Armed forces. – 1993.
F-24-149 News clippings about Yugoslav Wars. – [ca. 1991-ca. 1993]
F-24-150 North American Harvard. – [ca. 1990]. – Training aircraft. [02.54.05]
F-24-151 An open letter to the Bloc Members of Parliament. – 1998. [99.10.10]
F-24-152 “Operation Hawk”, the Korean airlift. – [ca. 1990]. [02.54.05]
F-24-153 Our departed comrade John Burns (Jock) Mackie. – [ca. 2001]. [02.54.07]
F-24-154 Patricia’s in the Yukon, February/March 1947. – [ca. 1997]. [02.54.06]
F-24-155 Post-traumatic stress disorder. – 1988-1989.
F-24-156 Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry – 1995. – Regarding drums and parades. [99.10.03]
F-24-157 [Procedure for a comrade’s funeral]. – [1996]. – [02.54.05]
F-24-158 Protection sought for artifacts on former army base. – [ca. 1998]. [02.54.05]
F-24-159 Re: ceremonial at the funeral service of Maj.-Gen. C.B. Ware, DSO, CD. – 1997. – [02.54.05]
F-24-160 Recognized and acknowledged. – [ ca. 2000]. – Regarding war medals.
F-24-161 Sixty years : the RCAF and CF Air command, 1924-1984. – [ca. 1984]. [02.54.05]
F-24-162 Soldiers’ deaths at Suffield. – [1997]. [99.10.07]
F-24-163 Soldiers’ slang. – 1984.
F-24-164 This is the Legion’s flag; keep it flying! – [ca. 1991]. – Oversize collage.
F-24-165 Trooping the Colour to commemorate Frezenberg Day ... 1946. – 1996. [99.10.05]
F-24-166 Turbans rejected by Legion. – [1994]. [99.10.13]
F-24-167 Up and over : 16th June 1950 P.P.C.L.I. trooping of the colour : rehearsal. – [ca. 1999]. [99.10.04]
F-24-168 Women in combat? – [ca. 1992]. [03.08.373]
Box 9
Series 5 Scrapbooks. – 1950-[ca. 2002] – 32 cm of textual records and other material. – This series, like series 4, consists of visual and textual material compiled from various sources and reproduced using a photocopier. The works were larger in volume, often requiring three-ring binders, and were intended to be permanent commemorations of Franklin’s military experiences and advocacy. The Airborne Bridge, in two editions, was considered to be a published book. – Most binders and fasteners have been removed for conservation reasons. – Arranged alphabetically by title.
F-24-169 1st Battalion P.P.C.L.I. Mobile Striking Force (M.S.F.): part 1. – [1986]. [A-86.22.2L, 02.54.06]
F-24-170 1st Battalion P.P.C.L.I. Mobile Striking Force (M.S.F.): part 2. – [1986]. [A-86.22.2L, 02.54.06]
F-24-171 1st Battalion P.P.C.L.I. Mobile Striking Force (M.S.F.). – [ca. 2002]. [02.4.06]
F-24-172 The Airborne bridge / B.A.J. Franklin . – 1987. [02.54.06]
F-24-172a The Airborne bridge : the Canadian Special Air Service Company / B.A.J. Franklin. – 1988. [presented to the Museum 8 Jan. 1999]
F-24-173 The Airborne bridge : the Canadian Special Air Service Company. – 1988. [03.08.410]
F-24-174 Airborne Canada : Canadian Parachute Corps, S-14, A35, Camp Shilo, Manitoba, 1942-1946. – [ca. 1990]. [02.54.05b].
F-24-175 Airborne Canada : Canadian Parachute Corps, S-14, A35, Camp Shilo, Manitoba, 1942-1946. – [ca. 1997]. [02.54.05a].
F-24-176 Canada/Commonwealth. – 1950-1951, 1991. – Consists of newsclippings about the Korean War. [02.54.01]
F-24-177 Honours and awards Korea, 1950-1953 : Royal Canadian Navy, Canadian Army, Royal Canadian Air Force. – [ca. 2001]. [03.08.443]
F-24-178 If you enjoy your freedom, thank a veteran : Korean War veteran’s concerns, request, suggestions and views. – 1992. [02.54.09]
F-24-179 Korea : Canadian Forces Korea 1950-1953 : part 1. – 1991. [91.34A, 02.54.02]
F-24-180 Korea : Canadian Forces Korea 1950-1953 : part 2. – 1991. [91.34A, 02.54.02]
F-24-181 Korea : Canadian Forces Korea 1950-1953 : part 3. – 1991. [91.34A, 02.54.02]
F-24-182 Korea, 1950-1953 : Korea veterans accountability : please lend your support. – [ca. 1993]. [02.54.08]
Box 10
Series 6 Photographs. – [ca. 1888]-2000. – ca. 1729 photographs. – This series consists predominantly of photographs created or collected by BAJ Franklin, documenting his military career, particularly his experiences training as a paratrooper in the late 1940s. – Arranged in accession number order.
F-24-182a Paratroopers jumping in formation. – [ca. 1948]. – 1 photograph. [03.08.265]
F-24-182b Trooping rehearsal. – 1950. – Widely-distributed news photo of troops in formation stepping over soldier who has fainted. Depicted are Pte Morgan, A/Sgt T Braithwaite, Pte G Hames, Pte Zhukov, Cpl GA Holden, Cpl BAJ Franklin, Cpl J Stoley, Sgt RE Robinson, Pte “Muck” McQuarry. [03.08.266]
F-24-183c The last mile. – [ca. 1950]. – 1 photograph. – Soldier in training carrying rifle. – [03.08.267]
F-24-182d Gen. Stan Waters. – 1989 Oct. – 1 photograph. – Autographed. [03.08.268]
F-24-182e Paratrooper airborne / C.B. Elliott. – [ca. 1950]. [03.08.269]
F-24-182f Lockheed 14 Lodestar : 165 Transport Sqdn : under 40 inches of boost, old 560’s 1200 h.p. Pratt and Whitneys lift her off the ground once again : Rivers, Manitoba. – 1943 May. [03.08.270]
F-24-183 Work Point Barracks. – [Originally created ca. 1888-ca. 1900]. – 6 photographs. [03.08.317]
F-24-184 Miscellaneous photos. – [ca. 1950-ca. 1981]. – 21 photographs. – Uncaptioned images of training, manoeuvres , parades; portraits of Jenny McGregor Morris and “Shorty” Colquhoun; postcards featuring drawings of Currie Barracks and Harvey Barracks. [03.08.318]
F-24-185 Parades, troopings. – [ca. 1950-ca. 1970]. – 10 photographs. – Mostly uncaptioned. [03.08.319]
F-24-186 Miscellaneous : weapons, communications, transport. – [ca. 1945-ca. 1960]. – 9 photographs. – Uncaptioned. [03.08.320]
F-24-187 Regimental band. – [ca. 1915-ca. 1955]. – 19 photographs. [03.08.321]
F-24-188 French Grey Cup, Broom-i-loo, hockey. – [ca. 1946-ca. 1956]. – 5 photographs. [03.08.337]
F-24-189 Miscellaneous PPCLI activities. – [ca. 1890-ca. 1960]. – 40 screened photographic images. – Uncaptioned images of barracks, parades, training, group portraits, portraits, including some images of 2PPCLI and Work Point Barracks. [03.08.339a]
F-24-190 Group photos. – [ca. 1947-ca. 1966]. – 13 photographs. – Some captioned, with identification of individuals. 03.08.369.01 2nd Battalion PPCLI includes Sergeants E Remin, K Gamin, Brister, Gibbson, E. Davy, Kennedy, Wilson, E Witte, G Payne, Mosely, L Tuttle, H Edwards, M Parson, J Macauly, RC McDonald, R Clouthier, J Dunn, A Purcell, J Rose, Defae, Major, D Preece, J Hood, Mann, Sgt Schoop, A Erfurt, Irving, J Shinn, D Bordeleau, F Harris; Warrant Officers II C Lock, DIT Roe, Olgalve, L Goodwin, Makkeraker, Sundian, J Rudd, R Appleton, J Austin, R Falconer, R King, D Stone, H Monroe, O Gardner. 03.08.369.02 “D” Coy PPCLI May 1947 consists of Privates W Jackson, A Dalzel, J Stoley, B Maclean, S Albert, D Tourond, BAJ Franklin, J Stone, Maclean, Piepe, B Yurkowski, Dyke, Cortelli, JC Fossett, Sandflaben, J Cunningham, Gower, L McGinnis, B Lekivetz, RA Coulter, G Grummet, JEA Langdeau, JH Richardson, Lesieur, PM Rutherford, J Crawford, N Betcher, P Mulholland, Thomas, Douglas, Suzinski, TE Rockburne, Andrews, G Couture, Riome, T Spence, Kilborne, J Birwert, Hanna, Lowry, Burrows, CA MacDonald, J Shinn, Allen, Clark, Pillor, Polnuk. LA White, J Burleigh; Corporals TE Shaw, Goldsworthy, PA Lynch, C Norrie, H Chatry, Nelson, L Berard; Sergeants Barnet, Davies (CSM), JD Wood, DCM Lutke (CQMS), MacLeod, Terry; Lieutenants H Moncrieff, Osland, Basham, B Graham ; Capt Mulhern; Maj D Clark; LCol CB Ware. 03.08.369.03 Borden, 1965/66 includes Sergeants Wilkson, Al Park, Al Stewart, Jack Arnold, George Elliot, Jack Holligan, Art Pernell; Warrant Officers Danny Danyleyko, John Meisinger; Captains Jim Coutts, Jack Rudd, Ted Shaw, Atkin, Canfield; col. Hutchinson. 03.08.369.04 includes Frank Price, George Liscum, John Biewert, Frank Buxton, John Richardson, Ed McDow, John King, Bill White, Gord Holmes, Barny Suais, Berkeley Franklin, Danny Danyleyko, Rip Kirby, Bill Davies, Fred Linklater, Bill Lekivetz, Bill Kenny, Tom Rockburne, Ed Hansen, WF Sewell, RJ Brown, Harvey Dionne, Rosey Rosenblatt, N Popowich, Bob Shine, Bill Larkin, Paul Rutherford, Jack Klokeid, George Debney, Oly Vold, John Crawford, Norm Carlson, Archy Ehinger, Bill Buchan, Clarence Camponi, John Valance, Al Erfurt, Bruce Rossiter, George Mawlie, Harry Chatery, Bob Froliek, Jim Thompson, Roy Appleton, Jim Shinn, Dick Buxton, Jock Mackie, Ted Shaw, Danny Segan, Joe Devlin, Specks Hack, Swed Larson, Hank Haas, RSM James Hickey Austin, Doug Smith, Ed McMahon, Paddy Lynch, Mike Melinchuck, Bert Quaintance. 03.08.369.05 1954 Sergeants’ Mess members with LCol J. Cameron includes Bob Lekivetz, RJ Brown (RCEME), Bill Lock, Archy Ehinger, RH Gordon, Bill Kenny, George Maule, John Richardson, Eddie Rohac, Danny Segan, Lloyd Holden, Frank Buxton, Don
Pearson, Nick Kisko, Jack Klokeid, Bruce Rossiter, Gerry Spurrier, Bill White, Bob McDonald, Skip Schamehorn, Harve Dionne, Sgt Ahern, Rip Kerby, Ed Hansen, John Jenkins, Bill Larkin, Bill Buchan, Ray Redding, Barney Suais, Doug Mitchell, Tom Rockburne, Clarence Camponi, Al Erfurt, John Biewert, Berkeley Franklin, John Crawford, Bob Shine, Norm, Carlson, Roy Wilks, Lloyd Morrison, Bill Davies, John Valance, Jim Shinn, George Debney, Ted Shaw , Dick Buxton, Jack Mackie, Roy Appleton, Danny Danylenko, Specks Mack, Bob Frolek, Ron King, Bill Wellington (C.ProC.), Felix Carrier, Joe Devlin, Doug Smith, Ed Roberts, RSM James (Mickey) Austin, LCol John Cameron, Paddy Lynch, Ashworth Cliffton, Swede Larson, Ed McMahon, Bill Quaintance. 03.08.369.06 1st Battalion PPCLI officers 1946 consists of Lieutenants H Moncrieff, CS Robertson, A Stoppa, JL McCulloch, WB Sutherland, F Moad, LW Basham, JE Lefeve, CM Pyne, A Osland, RH Graham, CA Kemslay, GR Kelly, NPE Fox, JC Kerr, DK McQuarrie, WE Wheeler; Captains ES Shawcross, AV Robbins, AGW Harbord-Harbord, RW (Sammy) Potts, ED McPhail, HW Mulhern, GS Cowley CM Rehill, GG Brown, JR Roberts, JC Newlands; Majors JE Leach, JD Gillan, WdeN Watson, DL Clarke, AEJ Paquet , WJ Macdougald; LCol CB Ware. 03.08.369.07 opening of the Regimental Museum, Currie Barracks, 1952 consists of SSgt Mackie, Sgt White, SSgt Mack, Maj Munroe, Gen Vokes. [03.08.369]
F-24-191 Individuals. – [ca. 1945-ca. 1990]. – 33 photographs. – Mostly autographed portraits of officers. Includes JG Fossett, H Moncrieff, Arthur Kennedy, Tom Rockburne, Duke Stone, JC Coutts, GG Brown, W Dechant, Chris Snider, RS Peacock, Kent R Foster, Larry Gollner, John de Chastelain, Les Basham, WBS “Suds” Sutherland, A Potts, EA McDow, GC “Skip” Schamehorn, Don (Sam) Urquhart, LA “Gooch” White, Rick Caesar, Barry Ashton, John [Richardson?], “Doug”. [03.08.370]
F-24-192 RSMs. – 1914-1966. – 52 photographs. – Portraits of PPCLI Regimental Sergeants Major in chronological order. Accompanied by chronological list, biographical information on those who served 1914-1917. Many of the recent portraits were autographed. Includes S Patterson, WH Marsden, J Anderson, L Scott, S Godfrey, MG Allen, WJ Foden, W Jordan, C Peacock, F Gillingham, TJ Turnbull, KE McCulloch, JT Harper, S Mitchell, O Gardner, H Bennett, WF Lambert, RW MacFarlane, F Hall, LF Grimes, JD Wood, JH Kelly, DCM McDonnell, K Byron, JG Austin, GH Lee, H Haas, AJ Rudd, RH Appleton, DIT Roe, LH Lock, RJ King, RG Buxton, FS Dodd. [03.08.371]
F-24-193 Veterans. – [1945]-2000. – 82 photographs. – Informal individual and group portraits. [03.08.372]
F-24-194 Aircraft : Lodestar, Dakota. – [ca. 1945-ca. 1955]. – 23 photographs. – Also includes images of Lancaster Bomber, Waco CG4A glider, Airspeed Horsa glider, others unidentified. [03.08.375]
F-24-195 First Canadian parachute instructors ; aerial view of Camp Shilo ; aerial view of Prince Edward Hotel. – 1944-1946. – 3 photographs. – Canada’s first jumpmasters identified as Sgt Jim Stewart, Sgt Alex Twaddle, Cpl Phil Ghostkeeper, Cpl Eddie Borkofsky, Sgt DL Harris, CSM Ash Clifton. [03.08.376]
F-24-196 SAS training originals, Rivers, Man. – [1948]. – 40 photographs. [03.08.377]
F-24-197 BAJ Franklin and friends during basic training. – [ca. 1947-ca. 1949]. – 9 photographs. [03.08.378]
F-24-198 Self defense training. – [ca. 1948]. – 3 photographs. [03.08.379]
F-24-199 Jump training (indoor and outdoor). – [ca. 1948]. – 12 photographs. [03.08.380]
F-24-200 High Tower, Rivers, Man. – [ca. 1948]. – 22 photographs. [03.08.381]
F-24-201 Wind machine, Rivers, Man. – [ca. 1948]. – 6 photographs. [03.08.382]
F-24-202 Para jumps, exits, and landings. – [ca. 1948]. – 29 photographs. [03.08.383]
F-24-203 Jumps : mass drops. – [ca. 1948]. – 17 photographs. [03.08.384]
F-24-204 SAS : emplaning. – [ca. 1948]. - 5 photographs. [03.08.385]
F-24-205 Miscellaneous photos of para training. – [ca. 1948]. – 22 photographs. [03.08.386]
F-24-206 Group portraits, SAS, 1VP, para training. – [ca. 1948-ca. 1952]. – 12 photographs. – 03.08.387.01 is a composite image of Para Training Course No. 7, qualified 28 May, 1948 including Lieutenants JJMS Lamontagne, Lt N Moncrief; Corporals W Leaver, CA Stewart (no picture), DJ Henderson, Lance Corporal KJW Reeves, Privates JLA Belanger, R Daigle, EL David, A laplante, HM Allan, HG Ball, W Bell, CA Buck, LD Chantler, GC Crozier, WJ Dunlop, JW Egan, C Jaskula, JC Roberts, CA Wladyka, S Albert, FM Buxton, HSC Clark, A Danyleyko, JA Fifer, AP Mulholland, W Jackson, WL Johnson, HR Sorensen. 03.08.387.02 and 03.08.387.03 are snapshots of soldiers in front of their quarters in Rivers, Manitoba: Dave Sinclare, Drew Mitchell, Bark Franklin, Paul Rutherford, and Mac McDonald. 03.08.387.04 is an informal portrait of MGen RF Keller, Capt. Ostguy, RSM “Rusty” Rowbotham, Vernon, BC, March 1951. 03.08.387.05 is a copy of a news photograph of members of 1PPCLI stationed at Currie Barracks including CSM (WO2)Ashley Thomas Clifton, LCol John Ralph Cameron, 2/Lt WC Robertson, CSM (WO2) Paul Austin Lynch, Cpl Vernon Ray Pippus, Cpl Raymond George Reding, Pte Russell Larry Woods, L/Cpl Ernest Peter Inkaman. [03.08.387]
F-24-207 Informal groups. – [ca. 1947-ca. 1956]. – 22 photographs. – 03.08.388.01 is an informal group portrait of PPCLI Signals course at Camp Borden, Oct 1947, including Sunny
Sunbdman, Len Roe, Jake Jacobson, Harold Hjalmonson, Rollie Hays, Bill Jones, Herman Kirsch, Ken McKenzie. 03.08.388.02 is an informal group in Sonnelager in 1956 including Paddy Lynch, Sgt JH Richardson, Ella Lynch, Dorothy Baird, Terry Richardson. 03.08.388.03 is an informal group portrait of a reunion in Germany, including S/Sgt Franklin, S/Sgt Danylenko, Sgt Buxton, S/Sgt Buxton, WO2 Daigle, WO2 Chantigny, Sgt Crawford, Sgt Matthews, Sgt Richardson, Sgt Church, Lt Lacame, Capt Dartios, Maj Short, Sgt Robinson. [03.08.388]
F-24-208 Groups. – [ca. 1944-ca. 1949] – 12 photographs. – 03.08.389.01 is an informal group portrait of Stewart, Twaddle, Lloyd, Harris at Brandon Airport, 1944. 03.08.389.02 is an informal group portrait of Al Morrison, Gordie Naylor, Bob McDonald, Sandy Trotter and Rollie Gautier at Rivers (5 Hangar), 1947. [03.08.389]
F-24-209 Individuals including SAS officers. – [ca. 1946-ca. 1950]. – 46 photographs. – Includes images of Sgt Lou Plummer, Cpl Doc Henderson, Pte W. Ried, Frank Buxton, John Crawford, Maj DE Holmes, Sgt Twaddle, Gen GG Brown, Capt AG Caesar, Pte A Dalzell, RSM H Rowbotham. [03.08.391]
F-24-210 SAS tent lines. – [1948-1949]. – 8 photographs. [03.08.391]
F-24-211 Quarters, Rivers, Man. – 1948. – 4 photographs. [03.08.392]
F-24-212 Buildings, Rivers, Man. – [1948]. – 2 photographs. [03.08.393]
F-24-213 BC floods, Exercise Overflow. – 1948 May. – 15 photographs. [03.08.394]
F-24-214 Ex Sweetbriar. – 1950 Feb. – 2 photographs. [02.08.395]
F-24-215 Newsclippings and collages. – [ca. 1948-ca. 1960]. – 8 photographs. [03.08.396]
F-24-216 SAS miscellaneous negatives. – [ca. 1947-ca. 1949]. – 165 photographs : 158 negatives, 7 prints. [03.08.397]
F-24-217 Photos of unknown exercise, probably in Germany. – [ca. 1954-ca. 1957]. – 27 photographs. [03.08.398]
F-24-218 SAS : book 1A : quarters, modes of dress. – [ca. 1948]. – 44 photographs. – Includes excerpts from Canadian Joint Air Training Centre manual. [03.08.400]
F-24-219 SAS : book 1B : training, aircraft, parachute maintenance, all captioned. – [ca. 1948]. – 67 photographs. – Includes excerpts from parachute packing manual. [03.08.401]
F-24-220 SAS : book 2 : Exercise Overflow (BC floods, May 1948) ; Rivers & Shilo training ; Eastern demonstration tour (July 1948) ; life saving, first aid, self defense training. – [ca. 1948]. – 82 photographs. – Includes notes, excerpts from manuals. [03.08.402]
F-24-221 SAS : book 3 : officers, instructors. – [1948, 1949], 1956. – 30 photographs. – Informal portraits, mostly identified. Includes images of Pte WB White, Pte A Tremblay, SAS Coy reunion party, Sennelager, Germany (1956), Capt LG D’Artois, WO2 HC Rowbotham, S/Sgt JR Parent, Pte J Fifer (later Randel), Cpl DJ Henderson, Pte A Danylenko, Lt H Moncrief, Pte HSC Clark, Pte WEA Purden, Pte A Laplante, Lt JJR Lamontagne, Pte W Leaver, Pte RB Stinson, Lt G Lynch. 03.08.403.01 is group portrait of PPCLI members of Para Course #5, consisting of Privates L Darnell, D Sinclair, EAJ Langdeau, BAJ Franklin, JH Richardson, PM Rutherford, AR Mitchell, LA White, CA MacDonald, WB White; Corporal RG Buxton. 03.08.403.02 is group portrait of Royal Canadian Regiment members of Para Course, No. 5, qualified 27 March, 1948. 03.08.403.03 is group portrait of Parachute class No. 6, 30 April, 1948, consisting of Privates Preston, Harding, Collett, MG Clark, Falconer; Corporals Caesar, Blackwell; Sergeants Cooke, Camellerie; Captain Johnson. 03.08.403.04 is a composite photograph of Special Air Service officers, Warrant officers, senior NCOs, and junior NCOs, 1948, including Captain LG D’Artois, Lieutenants H Moncrieff, AGM Angus, JJHR LaMontagne; Warrant Officer II Rowbotham; Staff Sergeant SR Parent; Sergeants M LaBlanc, AG Caesar, L Goodwin; Corporals RR Blackwell, DJ Henderson, RG Buxton, W Leaver, JM Laroch, VP Rithaler, J Clark; Lance Corporals JA Crane, KJW Reeves, WL Dawn. 03.08.403.05 is a group portrait of the portrait of the September 1, 1948 para drop, the last time the original SAS personnel jumped together, consisting of Privates, EAJ Langdeau, BAJ Franklin, S Albert, J Crawford, A Danyleyko, D Falconer, W Johnson, J Randel (Fifer), CA MacDonald; Corporal D Henderson; Sergeant AG Caesar. 03.08.403.06 is a group portrait of Class No. 11, the first of the 1st Bttn PPCLI to complete parachute training for the Mobile Striking Force role, Nov. 1948, including Privates Loftus, Ahern, Nickelson, J Birwert, J Stolery, J Giovannini, Mosher, RA Coulter, S Gajerski, L Morrison, TE Rockburne, WB White; Lance Corporals WR Hill, F Thomas, J Cunningham, JR Whyte, RJ Theriault; Corporals MG Hoskin, P Lynch; Sergeants Goldsworthy, HB McGregor; Captain Robins; Major D Clark. 03.08.403.07 is a group portrait of Para Course Serial No. 22, March 1949, including Privates R Desjardins, JC Tremblay, K Snowdon, JA MacGill, PG Karmouche; Lieutenant Winslow; Lieutenant Colonel Cotton. 03.08403.08 is a group portrait of a composite platoon, March 1949, including Privates IU Chateauguy, MR Kelly, R Ginest, A Tremblay; Trooper RW Bloomfield; Sapper AG Grefin; WO2 JW Macklin; Colonel Cliff. [03.08.403]
F-24-222 SAS : book 4 : para packing personnel. – [ca. 1948]. – 15 photographs. – Includes informal snapshots and group portraits, many with individuals identified. [03.08.404]
F-24-223 SAS : personnel : RCR s and Van Doos. – [ca. 1948]. – 8 photographs. – Group portraits, mostly unidentified. [03.08.405]
F-24-224 Rivers. – [ca. 1948]. – 3 photographs. – Aerial views of the town of Rivers and CFB Rivers; and group portrait of parachutists (instructors?) including Stewart, Sgt Kendel, Sgt M Leblanc, Maj Pelletier, Laroche, Parent, Mainguy, Vigneault, Enright, Small, Lamour, and Villeneuve. [03.08.419]
F-24-225 SAS photos. – [ca. 1948]. – 30 photographs and illustrations. – Group portraits, views of aircraft and CFB Rivers, illustrations. [03.08.420]
F-24-226 SAS negatives. – 1948-1949. – 540 photographs : negatives with contact prints. – Collection was appraised and arranged by Michel Wyczynski, Archivist, Airborne Regiment Association of Canada, 2001-2002. [03.08.421]
F-24-227 Vimy: tranchées et souterrains. – Bethune [France] : Editions Fauchois, [ca. 1925]. – 1 booklet (10 photographs). – Souvenir booklet of photographs illustrates the trenches and tunnels of Vimy. [03.08.430].
F-24-228 80th anniversary, Currie Bks & Regimental Museum, Calgary. – [1994]. – 1 album (63 photographs). – Uncaptioned photos, mostly of PPCLI veterans and dignitaries. [03.08.432]
F-24-228a Trooping the Colour, Ft Osborne Bks, Assiniboine Park, Winnipeg, Man. – 1946 Apr.-May. – 15 photographs. – Individuals identified include Maj JD Gillan, 2/Lt JH Potts, RSM O Gardner, Pte Sandflaven, CSM G Laird, Pte L Cameron, Pte G MacDonald, L/Cpl H Chatry, Cpl Wilson, Cpl K MacLeod, L/Sgt RG Buxton, CSM Demmi, Lt ER Sharpe, Sgt RE Robinson, Pte A Dalwe, Sgt Davis, McInnis, Blackwell, Sgt JC Coutts, Pte BAJ Franklin, J Bierwiert, IR Mill. [03.08.447]
F-24-228b Miscellaneous troopings. – [ca. 1950-ca. 1970]. – 7 photographs.
F-24-228c Miscellaneous group photos. -1919-[ca. 1970]. – 9 photographs. – Includes copy of portrait of Princess Patricia, 1919. Includes copy of group portrait of Course No. 69, School of Instruction (Interim Army), A16 C.I.T.C., Currie Barrack, Calgary, Can 24/11/45 / Howard ; individuals identified include Privates J Findlay, R Lekivet, M Popp, JL Birwert, BAJ Franklin, IR Miller, Horty, JH Richardson, RA Coulter, Gisligssin, Tony Desmarais, Buzick, W Jordon, Prochaska, R Hughs, R Anderson, A Polnuk, Parker; Corporal WG McCullogh; Bombardier Sonenburg; Sergeants Cooper, M Kozak, Harris; Lieutenants H Moncrief, A Kiemsly, T Berger, W Sutherland, FR Freeburn; Capt GH Sellars; Majors G Logan, F Baker. Includes copy of Guard of Honor for General H.D.G. Crerar, visit at Currie Barracks, Calgary, Canada 22/1/46 / Howard ; individuals identified include Privates BAJ Franklin, IR Miller, D Toron, JL Birwert, H Findlay; Lance Corporals Gislissen, Horty, Lekivetz, Parker, Buzick, R Hughs, Prochaska, R Anderson, W. Jordon; Corporal WG McCullough; CSM K Macmillan; Lt R Graham, Maj F Baker. Includes group portrait of parachutists, ca. 1948. Includes group portrait of a Warrant Officers’ and Sergeants’
Mess, ca. 1960s. Includes a group portrait of a company, ca. 1960s. Includes a group portrait of a platoon, Germany?, ca. 1960s. Includes a group portrait of a battalion in Germany, 1964?
F-24-228d Airborne. – [ca. 1948]. – 5 photographs. – Includes 3 photos of airborne troops in a winter exercise. Includes montage of portraits of 1PPCLI Special Air Service Platoon (1948) and montage of portraits of portraits of Special Air Service officers, warrant officers, and non-commissioned officers (1948). Individuals depicted include LG D’Artois, H Moncrief, AGM Angus, JJHR Lamontagne, HC Rowbotham, JR Parent, M Leblanc, Ag Caesar, L Goodwin, RR Blackwell, DJ Henderson, RG Buxton, JM Laroche, W Leaver, J Clark, VP Rithaler, J Crane, CA Stewart, KJW Reeves, S Albert, FH Buxton, HSC Clark, MG Clark, CE Collett, J Crawford, A Danyleyko, LA Darnell, DM Falconer, BAJ Franklin, CE Harding, W Jackson, WL Johnson, EAJ Langdeau, AR Mitchell, AP Mulholland, CA MacDonald, DF McEachern, J Preston, JA Fifer, WG Reid, JH Richardson, GK Rowe, PM Rutherford, DN Sinclair, HR Sorensen, LA White, WB White.
F-24-229 US gov’t ship Frederick Funstan. – [1953 or 1954]. – 1 photograph. – Ship carried the last 92 2PPCLI troops and United States civilian employees at the end of the Korean War.
Box 11
Series 7 Manuals, aides-mémoires, précis. – 1914-1967. – 85 cm of textual records. – This series consists of books, pamphlets, and brochures containing standing orders, instructions, and information for personnel serving in the Canadian Armed Forces. Most of these materials were used by BAJ Franklin in the performance of his duties, and a few were collected by him. – The series is organized into subseries: ( 7a) PPCLI and other units in which BAJ served, in chronological order; (7b) the Canadian Army, including manuals produced by the British Army but reissued by the Canadian Army; and (7c) manuals produced by other governments and agencies.
Subseries 7a Manuals issued by PPCLI and other units with which Franklin served. – [ca. 1947]-1967. – 13 cm of textual records. – Arranged chronologically.
F-24-230 Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry : recruit’s book. – [Calgary : the Regiment, ca. 1947]. [03.08.203]
F-24-231 Canadian Joint Air Training Centre [orientation booklet]. – [Ottawa] : Directorate of Naval Aviation et al., 1949. [03.08.422]
F-24-232 Basic Parachute Course. – Rivers Camp, Man. : Canadian Joint Air Training Centre, [ca. 1952]. [03.08.423]
F-24-233 Airborne School : parachute instructor’s course : – Rivers Camp, Man. : Canadian Joint Air Training Centre, 1954. – This copy of the manual is missing Lesson 1. Includes supplementary incident report forms, basic physical efficiency tests, examination report forms, sections from older versions of the manual, history of Special Air Service Company, essay, “Is There a New Kind of Courage?”, dated 1949-1956. [03.08.424]
F-24-234 Signal aide memoire. – [Canada] : Royal Canadian School of Signals, 1956 May. [03.08.211]
F-24-235 Rotation to Canada / First Battalion, Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry. – [Hemer, Germany : the Battalion, 1957]. [03.08.441]
F-24-236 Regulations : Headquarters British Columbia Sergeants’ Mess. – Vancouver : [the Mess], 1959 June 18. [03.08.208]
F-24-237 Orders for the operation and registration of privately owned motor vehicles. – [Soest, West Germany] : 4 Canadian Infantry Brigade, [ca. 1960]. [03.08.209]
F-24-238 The infantry battalion mechanized : WE RCIC/5/2 War Establishment, Germany. – [Germany : Royal Canadian Infantry Corps, ca. 1960]. [03.08.230]
F-24-239 Orders : pro-formas : battalion level : attack, night attack, defence, withdrawal, river crossing, deployment, warning order. – [Canada] : Tactic Section, Royal Canadian School of Military Engineering , [ca. 1960]. [03.08.210]
F-24-240 [Section leader’s roll call book]. [Canada : Canadian Army], 1962. – Book is unused. [03.08.212]
F-24-241 Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry : regimental song book. – [Edmonton : the Regiment, ca. 1963]. [03.08.429]
F-24-242 Regimental dress instructions : Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry. – [Edmonton] : Regimental Executive Committee, [1963]. – This copy includes amendment No. 1, 1963. [03.08.252]
F-24-243 First Battalion, Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry : Sergeants’ Mess : constitution. – Ottawa : the Battalion, 1963 May 1. [03.08.253, 03.08.472]
F-24-244 Target analysis / PGK. – [ca. 1965]. [03.08.252]
F-24-245 1PPCLI Rifle Company S[tandard] O[perating] P[rocedure] : “Quick Train” for emergency operations. – Fort Macleod [Germany] : 1PPCLI, Rifle Company, 1965 Jan. 25. [03.08.252]
F-24-246 Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry Home Station Sergeants’ Mess : constitution and by-laws. – [Edmonton : the Mess, ca. 1965]. [03.08.252]
F-24-247 Platoon commander’s aide memoire / H Moncrieff. – [Germany : 1PPCLI, ca. 1966]. [03.08.217]
F-24-248 A guide for Canadian Forces personnel on duty with the United Nations in Cyprus. – Nicosia : HQ CCUNCYP, 1966 Mar. [03.08.251]
F-24-249 Camp Wainwright range safety orders. – [Camp Wainwright, Alta. : the Camp, ca. 1966]. [03.08.229]
F-24-250 Duties of company orderly sergeants : Annex G to 1PPCLI standing orders. – [Edmonton : 1PPCLI], 1967 Apr 10. [03.08.425]
Box 12
Subseries 7b Manuals issued by the Canadian Army. – 1940-1966. – 50 cm of textual records. – Includes some manuals issued by the British Army and re-issued by the Canadian Army. – Arranged alpha-numerically by series title, followed by manuals without significant series designations arranged in chronological order.
F-24-251 Basic and battle physical training. Pt. 1 : general principles of basic and battle physical training, and methods of instruction. – [London]: War Office, 1944 (Repr. in Canada, 1950). (26/GS publications ; 1341)(WO code no. 7204). – This copy has new series number annotated: CAMT 2-19. Accompanied by instruction sheet: Isometrics for general conditioning. [03.08.126]
F-24-252 Basic and battle physical training. Pt. 2 : basic physical training tables and basic physical efficiency tests. – Including amendment no. 1. – [London : War Office, 1944](Repr. in Canada, 1950). – (26/GS publications ; 1342). [03.08.127]
F-24-253 Basic and battle physical training. Pt. 3 : syllabus of battle physical training and battle physical efficiency tests. – [London] : War Office, 1946 (Repr. in Canada, 1946). – (26/GS publications ; 1530)(Code no. 7117). [03.08.132]
F-24-254 Basic and battle physical training. Pt. 4 : endurance training. – [London] : War Office, 1945 (Repr. in Canada, 1945). – (26/GS publications ; 1423). – This copy has new series number annotated: CAMT 2-26. [03.08.128]
F-24-255 Basic and battle physical training. Pt. 5 : jumping, vaulting, climbing, scaling and obstacle training. – [London] : War office, 1946 (Repr. in Canada, [1953]). – (36/GS publications ; 1563)(Code no. 7048). – This copy has new series number annotated : CAMT 2-23. [03.08.131]
F-24-256 Basic and battle physical training. Pt. 6 : pulling, pushing, lifting and carrying. – London : War Office, 1946 (Repr. in Canada, 1946). – (26/GS trg publications ; 1602)(Code no. 7126). [03.08.218]
F-24-257 Basic and battle physical training. Pt. 8 : swimming, life saving, and improvised aids to crossing water obstacles. – [London] : War Office, 1945 (Repr. in Canada, 1952). – (26/GS publications ; 1425)([W.O. code no. 7207]). – Accompanied by Amendments no. 1 (1952). [03.08.130]
F-24-258 Basic and battle physical training. Pt. 9 : boxing and wrestling. – Repr., including amendment No. 1. – [London] : War Office, 1945. – This copy has new series number annotated: CAMT 2-26A. [03.08.129]
F-24-259 Basic and battle physical training. Pt. 11 : fitness training for games and the organization of recreational training. – [London] : War Office, 1948. – (26/GS trg publications ; 1721)(WO code no. 8276). [03.08.133]
F-24-260 Field engineering (all arms). Military training pamphlet no. 30, pt 5: protective works. – London : War Office, 1944 (Repr. in Canada , 1944). – (26/GS publications ; 968). [03.08.155]
F-24-261 Field engineering and mine warfare. Pamphlet no. 2 : field defences and obstacles. Part 1 (all arms). – Repr. with Amendment no. 1. – [London] : War Office, 1951 (Repr. in Canada, [1954]). – (26/GS trg publications ; 1942)(WO code no. 8666). – This copy has new series number annotated: CAMT 5-30. This copy accompanied by amendments no. 2. [03.08.195
F-24-262 Infantry training. Vol. 1 : infantry platoon weapons. Pamphlet no. 2 : fieldcraft (all arms). – London : War Office, 1954 (Repr. in Canada, 1957). – (26/GS trg publications ; 2111)(WO code no. 8890). [03.08.194]
F-24-263 Infantry training. Vol. 1 : infantry platoon weapons. Pamphlet no. 3 : rifle and bayonet (all arms). – London : War Office, 1948 (Repr. in Canada, 1949). – ([26/GS trg publications ; 1760])([WO code no. 8368]). – This copy accompanied by Amendments no. 1, 3, and 4 (printed 1950, 1951, 1952). [03.08.193]
F-24-264 Infantry training. Vol. 1 : infantry platoon weapons. Pamphlet no. 6 : the light machine gun (all arms). – London : War Office, 1948 (Repr. in Canada, 1949). – (26/GS trg publications ; 1781)(WO code no. 8398). [03.08.144]
F-24-265 Infantry training. Vol. 1 : infantry platoon weapons. Pamphlet no. 8 : the 2-inch mortar. – London : War Office, 1949. – (26/GS trg publications ; 8452)(WO code no. 8452). [03.08.201]
F-24-266 Infantry training. Vol. 1 : infantry platoon weapons. Pamphlet no. 11 : exercising trained soldiers (all arms). – London : War Office, 1949 (Repr. in Canada, 1952). – (26/GS trg publications ; 1802)(WO code no. 8413). – This copy accompanied by Amendment no. 1, printed 1951. [03.08.135]
F-24-267 Infantry training. Vol. 1 : infantry platoon weapons. Pamphlet no. 12 : fire control and theory of small arms fire (all arms). – London : War Office, 1949 (Repr. in Canada, 1950). – (26/GS trg publications ; 1804)(WO 8419). – This copy accompanied by Amendments no. 1, printed 1952. [03.08.136]
F-24-268 Infantry training. Vol. 2 : infantry heavy weapons. Pamphlet no. 24 : the medium machine gun. Pt. 2 : drills and training. – London : War Office, 1952 (Repr. in Canada, 1952). - (26/GS trg publications ; 1938)(WO 8685). [03.08.137]
F-24-269 Infantry training. Vol. 4 : tactics : the infantry battalion in battle. – London : War Office, 1952 (Repr. in Canada). – (26/GS publications ; 1977)(WO 8716). – Accompanied by amendments no. 2-7 (1953-1957) and CDN amendment no. 1 [1957]. [03.08.202]
F-24-270 Infantry training. Pt. 8 : fieldcraft, battle drill, section and platoon tactics. – London : War Office, 1944 (Repr. in Canada, 1944). – (26/GS publications ; 1076). [03.08.138]
F-24-271 Purposeful and basic physical training : for the use of trained soldiers and recruits. – Repr. in Canada with amendments No. 1. – Ottawa : King’s Printer, 1942. – (26/GS publications ; 733). [03.08.134]
F-24-272 Signal training. Vol. 4 : construction and maintenance of lines. – Repr. in Canada with amendments 1 and 2. – Ottawa : King’s Printer, 1939. [03.08.156]
F-24-273 Small arms training. Vol. 1, pamphlet no. 1 : weapon training. – London : War Office, 1942 (Repr. in Canada with Amendment No. 1, 1943). – (26/GS publications ; 626). [03.08.149]
F-24-274 Small arms training. Vol. 1, pamphlet no. 3 : rifle. – London : War Office, 1942 (Repr. in Canada, 1942). – (26/GS publications ; 734). – This copy accompanied by Amendments no. 3, reprinted in Canada, 1946. [03.08.152]
F-24-275 Small arms training. Vol. 1, pamphlet no. 4 : light machine gun. – London : War Office, 1942 (Repr. in Canada, 1942). – (26/GS publications ; 740). – This copy contains tipped-in amendments WTM No. 6 and WTM No. 7 (1943-1944) and is accompanied by Amendments No. 1-3, reprinted in Canada, 1945-1946. [03.08.148]
F-24-276 Small arms training. Vol. 1, pamphlet no. 11, 1945 : pistol : Canadian supplement for the pistol, automatic, Browning, F.N. 9 mm H.P. – Ottawa : King’s Printer, 1945. – This copy accompanied by Amendment no. 1, printed 1945. [03.08.145]
F-24-277 Small arms training. Vol. 1, pamphlet no. 12 : bayonet. – London : War Office, 1942 (Repr. in Canada, 1942). – (26/GS publications ; 729). [03.08.151]
F-24-278 Small arms training. Vol. 1, pamphlet no. 13 : grenade. – London : War Office, 1942 (Repr. in Canada, 1942). – (26/GS publications ; 755). – This copy accompanied by BAJ Franklin’s instruction notes. [03.08.147]
F-24-279 Small arms training. Vol. 1, pamphlet no. 18 : range courses (war). – London : War Office, 1942 (Repr. in Canada, 1942). – (26/GS publications ; 627). – [03.08.146]
F-24-280 Small arms training. Vol. 1, pamphlet no. 21 : the machine carbine. – London : War Office, 1944 (Repr. in Canada, 1944). – (26/GS publications ; 1113). [03.08.153]
F-24-281 Small arms training. Vol. 1, pamphlet no. 24 : projector, infantry, anti-tank (PIAT). – Provisional. – London : War Office, 1943 (Repr. in Canada, 1943). – (26/GS publications ; 915). – This copy accompanied by Amendments no. 1-3, printed 1944-1946. [03.08.150]
F-24-282 Canadian Army manual of training : the infantry brigade group in battle. Pt. 1 : tactics. – Ottawa : Army Headquarters, 1960. – (CAMT ; 1-8). [03.08.166]
F-24-283 Canadian Army manual of training : war establishments and staff data. – Rev. – Ottawa : Army Headquarters, 1958 (Queen’s Printer). – (CAMT ; 1-9). [03.08.168]
F-24-284 Canadian Army manual of training : training for war. – Reprinted with amendment no. 1. – Ottawa : Army Headquarters, 1958. – (CAMT ; 1-10). – Originally published: London : War Office, 1950. – (26/GS trg publications ; 1864). [03.08.181]
F-24-285 Canadian Army manual of training : the infantry brigade group in battle. Pt. 2 : administration. – Ottawa : Army Headquarters, 1960. (CAMT ; 1-11). [03.08.167]
F-24-286 Canadian Army manual of training : organization and administration in Canada. – Ottawa : Army Headquarters, 1956. – (CAMT ; 1-34). [03.08.169]
F-24-287 Canadian Army manual of training : organization and administration in Canada. – Ottawa : Army Headquarters, 1960. – (CAMT ; 1-34). [03.08.170]
F-24-288 Canadian Army manual of training : drill (all arms). – Reprinted with amendments no. 1 and no. 2). – Ottawa : Army Headquarters, [1954]. – (CAMT ; 2-2). – “This publication was formerly known as Canadian Army Training Pamphlet 11-2, Drill (All Arms) 1951. – This copy accompanied by Amendments no. 3 and no. 5, 1955 and 1956. [03.08.141]
F-24-289 Canadian Army manual of training : drill (all arms) : elementary drill. – Ottawa : Army Headquarters, 1959. – (CAMT ; 2-2). [03.08.139]
F-24-290 Canadian Army manual of training : ceremonial. – 1955. – Ottawa : Army Headquarters, 1950. – (CAMT ; 2-3). – “Reprinted from W[ar] O[ffice] Code 8470 and includes Amendment No. 1”. Originally published 1950. [03.08.142]
F-24-291 A soldier must be able to use a map : the object is to form a true mental picture of the ground / Army Survey Establishment, R.C.E. – [Ottawa : Army Headquarters], 1957. – (C.A.M.T. ; 2-4). – This file includes a reprinting dated 1960. [03.08.158]
F-24-292 Canadian Army manual of training : individual training : nuclear, biological and chemical warfare. – Ottawa : Army Headquarters, 1959. – (CAMT ; 2-10). – Accompanied by test on NBCW used in BC Area Special Militia Training Programme, 1961-1962. [03.08.199]
F-24-293 Canadian Army manual of training : gas training (all arms). – Ottawa : Army Headquarters, [1955]. – (CAMT ; 2-29). – Reprinted from a British manual published 1951. – This copy accompanied by Amendments no. 1 (May 1952) and no. 2 (1955) and by a display label written by BAJ Franklin. [03.08.187]
F-24-294 Canadian Army manual of training : successful instruction. – Reprinted with Amendment no. 1. – Ottawa : Army Headquarters, 1954. – (CAMT ; 2-38). – Reprinted from a British manual published 1951. [03.08.143]
F-24-295 Uniforms and insignia of the Soviet Army and para-military forces. – Ottawa : Army Headquarters, 1955. – (CAMT ; 2-58)(26/GST trg. Publications ; 1855). [03.08.197]
F-24-296 Canadian Army manual of training : the parachutist’s manual. – Ottawa : Army Headquarters, 1961. – (CAMT ; 2-60). [03.08.172]
F-24-297 Canadian Army manual of training : safety. – Ottawa : Army Headquarters, 1960. – (CAMT ; 2-69). [03.08.186]
F-24-298 Canadian Army training pamphlet : safety regulations, ammunition and weapon restrictions (all arms). – Ottawa : Army Headquarters, 1952. – (CAMT ; 2-69). – Formerly CATP 6-2. – This copy accompanied by Amendment No. 1, printed 1955. [03.08.188]
F-24-299 Éducation de la vue. Brochure no 1 : observation et dissimulation = Visual training. Pamphlet no. 1 : observation and concealment. – [London] : War Office, 1946 (Repr. in Canada, [1954]). – (26/GS publications ; 1555)(Code 7019). – Reprinted as CAMT 2-70. [03.08.154]
F-24-300 Canadian Army manual of training : visual training : observation and concealment (all arms) = Canadian Army manual of training : education de la vue : observation et dissimulation (toutes les armes). – Ottawa : Army Headquarters, 1957. – (CAMT ; 2-70). [03.08.187]
F-24-301 Canadian Army manual of training : training for national survival. – Provisional. – Ottawa : Army Headquarters, 1959. (CAMT ; 2-91). [03.08.182]
F-24-302 Canadian Army manual of training : survival operations. – Ottawa : Army Headquarters, 1961. – (CAMT ; 2-91). [03.08.183]
F-24-303 Canadian Army manual of training : basic rescue. – Ottawa : Army Headquarters, 1961. – (CAMT ; 2-92). [03.08.173]
Box 13
F-24-304 Canadian Army manual of training : infantry training : infantry platoon weapons : rifle and bayonet (all arms). – Ottawa : Army Headquarters, [1956]. – (CAMT ; 7-1-3). – “... reprinted from War Office Code 8903 Infantry Training volume 1 pamphlet No. 3, Rifle and Bayonet (all arms) 1955”. [03.08.184]
F-24-305 Canadian Army manual of training : infantry training : infantry weapons : grenades. – Rev. – Ottawa : Army Headquarters, 1956. – (CAMT ; 7-5). – This copy accompanied by Amendment No. 1 . [03.08.179]
F-24-306 Canadian Army manual of training : sub-machine gun 9mm (C1). – Ottawa : Army Headquarters, 1960. – (CAMT ; 7-10). – This copy includes Amendments no. 1 tipped-in and annotated, 1961. [03.08.176]
F-24-307 Canadian Army manual of training : infantry platoon weapons : 3.5-inch rocket launcher (all arms). – Ottawa : Army Headquarters, 1955. – (CAMT ; 7-12). – “… reprinted from W[ar] O[ffice] Code 8774 Infantry Training vol. 1, Pamphlet No. 9, Part II, 3.5-Inch Rocket Launcher, 1953” [03.08.180]
F-24-308 Canadian Army manual of training : infantry training : infantry platoon weapons : Browning automatic pistol 9mm (all arms). – Ottawa : Army Headquarters, 1953 (reprinted in Canada, [1955]). – (CAMT ; 7-18). – Accompanied by: Safety Rules for the 9mm Pistol / Royal Canadian School of Infantry, Camp Borden, Ont. [03.08.178]
F-24-309 Canadian Army manual of training : infantry training. Vol. 2: infantry heavy weapons : medium machine gun, Browning¸ cal. .30 M 1917 A1. – Ottawa : Army Headquarters, 1953. – (CAMT ; 7-30). [03.08.189]
F-24-310 Canadian Army manual of training : infantry training : Browning machine gun M1919A4 .30 calibre. – (CAMT ; 7-30). [03.08.171]
F-24-311 Canadian Army manual of training : infantry training. Vol. 3 : ranges and courses : annual range courses and range work general (all arms). – Ottawa : Army Headquarters, 1954. – (CAMT ; 7-40). – “... derived from War Office publications”. [03.08.184a]
F-24-312 Canadian Army manual of training : infantry training : ranges and courses : annual range courses and range work general (all arms). – Including amendment 1, 2 and 3. – Ottawa : Army Headquarters, 1954 (Queen’s Printer, 1956). – (CAMT ; 7-40). – This copy includes errata slip, and amendments 4-8 and 10 annotated or tipped-in, 1959, 1962. Accompanied by BAJ Franklin’s lesson plan for light machine gun training (1958); test results of Young Soldier Training Course : Trained Soldier Handling Test. [03.08.185]
F-24-313 Canadian Army manual of training : infantry training : infantry platoon weapons : launcher rocket A tk, 3.2 inch, CDN. – Provisional. – Ottawa : Army Headquarters, 1956. – (CAMT ; 7-46). – This copy accompanied by: Lesson 11, testing and rangefinder sight ; Rangefinder analysis, 9 inch rangefinder sight ; BAJ Franklin’s notes on elementary electricity magnetism. [03.08.175]
F-24-314 Canadian Army manual of training : 106mm recoilless anti-tank gun (M40A1). – Ottawa : Army Headquarters, 1959. – (CAMT ; 7-64). [03.08.174]
F-24-315 Canadian Army manual of training : provost duties. – Ottawa : Army Headquarters, 1957. – (CAMT ; 10-1). [03.08.190]
F-24-316 Canadian Army manual of training : the Canadian Provost Corps in war. – Ottawa : Army Headquarters, 1957. – (CAMT ; 10-2). [03.08.191]
F-24-317 Canadian Army manual of training : service prisons and detention barracks. – Ottawa : Army Headquarters, 1957. – (CAMT ; 10-4). [03.08.192]
Box 14
F-24-318 Manual of elementary drill (all arms). – Repr. in Canada with amendments 1 and 2. – Ottawa : King’s Printer, 1940. – This copy has additional amendments annotated and tipped-in, 1942-1945. [03.08.221]
F-24-319 Trumpet and bugle sounds for the Army : with instructions for the training of trumpeters and buglers. – Repr. in Canada with amendments nos. 1 to 13. – [Ottawa : King’s Printer], 1940. [03.08.227]
F-24-320 Manual of elementary drill (all arms). – Repr. in Canada with amendments 1, 2, and 3. – Ottawa : King’s Printer, 1942. – This copy accompanied by Canadian supplement, 1945 May. [03.08.222]
F-24-321 Notes on map reading. – Repr. in Canada with amendments 1 to 4. – Ottawa : King’s Printer, 1942. [03.08.224]
F-24-322 A general instructional background for the young soldier. – Ottawa : King’s Printer, 1942. – (Training pamphlet ; no. 1). [03.08.219]
F-24-323 Map using. – Ottawa : King’s Printer, 1942. – (Canadian Army training pamphlet ; no. 13). [03.08.157]
F-24-324 Morale in battle : analysis / British Army of the Rhine. – [Ottawa] : King’s Printer, 1947. [03.08.426]
F-24-325 The principles and practice of good instruction. Pt. 1 : for officers and NCO instructors. – London : War Office, 1947 (repr. in Canada). – (26/GS trg publications ; 1637)(WO ; code no. 8162). [03.08.205]
F-24-326 First aid for soldiers / prepared under the direction of the Chief of the General Staff, Canada. – [Ottawa : Army Headquarters], 1948. – (Canadian Army training pamphlet ; no. 14(a)). [03.08.198]
F-24-327 Divine service book for the Armed Forces. – Toronto : issued under authority of the Minister of National Defence, c1950. [03.08.233]
F-24-328 Drill (all arms). – Repr. with amendment no. 1. – Ottawa : Army Headquarters, [1952]. – (Canadian Army training pamphlet ; CATP 11-2). [03.08.140]
F-24-329 The principles of war / W.H.S. Macklin. – [Ottawa] : repr. from the April 1948 issue of the Canadian Army Journal (2nd print.), [1952]. [03.08.207]
F-24-330 Conversational German for the Canadian Armed Forces. - Ottawa : Bureau of Current Affairs, Dept. of National Defence, 1954. – (Off to Europe series ; no. 3)
F-24-331 Canadian Army manual of unit administration and discipline. – Ottawa : Army Headquarters, 1957. [03.08.250]
F-24-332 Army life / prepared under the direction of the Chief of the General Staff. – [Ottawa] : Dept. of National Defence (Army), [1957]. [03.08.240]
F-24-333 Western Command civil defence rescue training précis. – Ottawa : [Canadian Army, Western Command], 1957 Nov. [03.08.120]
F-24-334 The Royal Canadian School of Infantry : history of customs and dress. – Copy. – [s.l. : s.n., ca. 1960]. [03.08.122]
F-24-335 A soldier must be able to use a map : the object is to form a true mental picture of the ground / arranged by S.M.I. Shaw. – [Ottawa : 1st Canadian Army Service Corps, Reinforcement Unit, 1961]. [03.08.231a]
Box 15
F-24-336 Rifle, bayonet and automatic rifle. – Provisional. – Ottawa : Queen’s Printer, 1961. – (CAMT ; 7-51). [03.08.282]
F-24-337 Carrier, personnel, full tracked, armoured, M113A1 CDN ; and Carrier, command post, light tracked, M577A1 CDN : crew servicing pamphlet. – Issue 1. – [Canada : Army, Directorate of Electrical and Mechanical Engineering], 1964. – This copy accompanied by 1 Bn Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry amendment. [03.08.200]
F-24-338 Junior leaders’ manual : part 1, background knowledge and part 2, practical leadership. [Ottawa : Canadian Forces Headquarters, 1966]. – (CFP ; 131(1)). 03.08.228
Series 7c Manuals and other publications issued by agencies other than the Canadian Army. – 1914-1965. – 25 cm of textual records. – Arranged by provenance: Canadian government agencies, non-governmental and inter-governmental agencies, agencies of other governments, in chronological order within each category.
F-24-339 Back to civil life : prepared to inform members of the Armed Forces and Canadians generally of steps taken for civilian rehabilitation of those in uniform. – 2nd ed. – [Ottawa] : Minister of Pensions and National Health, 1944 Aug. 25. [03.08.427]
F-24-340 NATO allies. – Ottawa : Bureau of Current Affairs, Dept. of National Defence, [ca. 1951]. – (Current affairs for the Canadian Forces). – Consists of illustrations of NATO members’ uniforms. [03.08.241]
F-24-341 Basic first aid / Civil Defence Canada. – [Ottawa] : Minister of National Health and Welfare, 1952. – (C.D. manual ; no. 5). [03.08.239]
F-24-342 Basic rescue skills / Canada CD. – [Ottawa] : Minister of National Health and Welfare, 1955. [03.08.238]
F-24-343 5BX plan for physical fitness. – Rev. – Ottawa : Queen’s Printer, 1960. (RCAF pamphlet ; 30/1)(Physical fitness series). [03.08.245]
F-24-344 Customs of the services : being helpful hints and advice for those newly commissioned. – Aldershot, Eng. : Wellington Press, 1946. [03.08.215]
F-24-345 Songs of the Gospel. – Toronto : Gordon V. Thompson, 1948. [03.08.243]
F-24-346 My battle-shield : a devotional booklet / issued by the Chaplaincy Committee, United Church of Canada. – Rev. ed. – Toronto: United Church Pub. House, 1953. [03.08.232]
F-24-347 NATO means peace. – [Paris : North Atlantic Treaty Organization, ca. 1955]. [03.08.213]
F-24-348 The North Atlantic Treaty Organization. – 4th ed. – Paris : Palais de Chaillot, 1956. [03.08.214]
Box 16
F-24-349 Field service regulations. Pt. 2 : organization and administration / General Staff, War Office. – Repr. with amendments to October 1914. – London : H.M.S.O., 1914. – (40/War Office ; 2283). – This copy accompanied by additions and corrections, 1st March, 1917. [03.08.236]
F-24-350 Japanese : a guide to the spoken language. – Washington, D.C. : War Dept., 1943 June 18. – (Introductory series )(TM 30-341). [03.08.246a, 03.08.312]
F-24-351 Basic field manual : U.S. rifle, caliber .30, M1. – Washington, D.C. : G.P.O. , 1943. – (FM 23-5). [03.08.220]
F-24-352 Standing operating procedures / 82nd Airborne Division. – [Fort Bragg, N.C.] : Headquarters, 82d Airborne Division, 1947. [03.08.216]
F-24-353 Ceremonial. – Provisional. – London : War Office, 1950. – (26/GS trg publications ; 1823)(WO code no. 8470). [03.08.196]
F-24-354 Manual of map reading, air photo reading and field sketching. Pt. 1 : map reading. – London : H.M.S.O., 1957. – (26/GS Trg publications ; 2121)(WO code no. 8868). [03.08.231]
F-24-355 Physical training in the Army. Pamphlet no. 1 : principles of instruction and application of training. – London : H.M.S.O., 1958. – (26/GS trg publications ; 2352)(WO code no. 9467). [03.08.159]
F-24-356 Physical training in the Army. Pamphlet no. 2 : recruits’ physical training. – London : H.M.S.O., 1958. – (26/GS trg publications ; 2345)(WO code no. 9468). [03.08.160]
F-24-357 Physical training in the Army. Pamphlet no. 3 : boys’ physical training. – London : H.M.S.O., 1958. – (26/GS trg publications ; 2346)(WO code no. 9469). [03.08.161]
F-24-358 Physical training in the Army. Pamphlet no. 4 : battle physical training. – London : H.M.S.O., 1958. – (26éGS trg publications ; 2347)(WO code no. 9470). [03.08.162]
F-24-359 Physical training in the Army. Pamphlet no. 5 : allied subjects (Group A) : pt. 1: swimming, life saving and methods of crossing water obstacles ; pt. 2: unarmed combat ; pt. 3: wrestling ; pt. 4: boxing. – London : H.M.S.O., 1958. – (26/GS trg publications ; 2349)(WO code no. 9471). [03.08.163]
F-24-360 Physical training in the Army. Pamphlet no. 6 : allied subjects (Group B) : pt. 1: organization of recreational training ; pt. 2: athletics ; pt. 3: Association football. – London : H.M.S.O., 1958. – (26/GS trg publications ; 2350)(WO code no. 9472). [03.08.164]
F-24-361 Physical training in the Army. Pamphlet no. 7 : allied subjects (Group C) : pt. 1: basket ball ; pt. 2: gymnastics ; pt. 3: fencing. – London : H.M.S.O., 1958. – (26/GS trg publications ; 2351)(WO code no. 9473). [03.08.206]
F-24-362 Physical training in the Army. Pamphlet no. 8 : anatomy, physiology and body mechanics for P.T. instructors. – London : H.M.S.O., 1958. – (26/GS trg publications ; 2335)(WO code no. 9474). [03.08.165]
Box 17
F-24-363 Manual of map reading, air photo reading and field sketching. Pt. 1 : map reading. – Consolidated ed. Including A.L.’s 1 and 2. – London : H.M.S.O., 1961. – (26/GS trg publications ; 2121)(WO code no. 8868). [03.08.225]
F-24-364 Elementary map reading / R.P. Cave ; with a foreword by John Davidson. – Repr. with minor corrections. – London : Methuen, 1964. [03.08.223]
F-24-365 Map reading. – Washington, D.C. : Headquarters, Dept. of the Army, 1965. – (Department of the Army field manual ; FM 21-26). [03.08.226]
Series 8 Collected records of other service personnel. – 1940-1948. – 10 cm of textual records. – This series consists of a flight log and handbook used by Pilot Officer N.R. Fraser, 1943-1946; classroom notes of BAJ Franklin’s colleague Pte Leslie A. White while training in the Special Air Service, ca. 1948; and the collected précis issued to Flight Officer A. Franklin (possibly BAJ’s father Arthur Franklin) while studying at the Royal Canadian Air Force School of Administration, 1940-1941.
F-24-366 Pilot Officer N.R. Fraser’s flying log book and pilot’s handbook. – 1943-1946. – Handbook catalogued as: Pilot’s handbook for the Consolidated model 28-5MC amphibian airplane for Canada. – San Diego, Cal. : Consolidated Aircraft Corporation, 1941 Oct. – (Contract ; no. CAN.-78)(C.A.C. report ; no. ZE-28-032). [03.08.204, 03.08.242]
F-24-367 Pte Leslie A. White’s classroom notes. – [ca. 1948].
F-24-368 Flight Officer A. Franklin’s collected précis. – 1940-1941. – Issued by the Royal Canadian Air Force School of Administration.
Audio-visual collection
Series 9 Moving image. – 1997. – 1 video cassette. – This series consists of one video cassette created or collected by BAJ Franklin.
V-170 Change of command parade, 10 July, 1997. – 1997. – 1 video cassette (ca. 12 min.) : VHS + 1 DVD copy. – Consists of TV news story about the move of PPCLI regimental headquarters from Calgary to Edmonton, featuring footage of the last parade at Currie Barracks; ceremonial move of a World War I anti-tank gun from Calgary to Edmonton; and interview of Maj. Shandy Vida.
Map cabinet 1/1
Series 10 Maps. – 1924-[ca. 1989]. – 12 maps. – 2 photographs.
Map cab. 1/1 Collected maps. – 1924-[ca. 1989]. – 11 maps. – This series consists of 9 maps used by BAJ Franklin for training purposes, and 2 collected poster-maps. Maps depict Camp Sarcee (1924, 1950, 1963); Edmonton (1963); Holzmionden, Bad Pyrmont, Brakel, and Hoxter (Germany, ca. 1964); World War map [1941][03.08.454]; Victoria, BC (1957) [03.08.455] and sites of Canadian defense activities at home and actions abroad during World War II (produced ca. 1989).
Map cab. 1/1 Currie Barracks. – [1924-ca. 1960]. 3 aerial photographs. – Consists of a direct aerial photograph of Currie Barracks and Lincoln Park pasted onto a 1924 topographic map; direct aerial photograph with Currie Barracks buildings identified (1945); oblique view of Currie Barracks (ca. 1960) [03.08(.541-.543)]
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