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        • Capture of Fort Detroit 1812
        • 1812: Queenston Heights
        • The Lake Erie Campaign 1813
        • Fort York 1813
        • Fort Meigs 1813
        • Stoney Creek 1813
        • The Battle of Lake Erie 1813
        • The Battle of the Thames 1813
        • Chrysler’s Farm 1813
        • Fort Mackinac and Disbandment 1814
        • Regular British and Canadian Regiments in the Canadas
        • The Incredible Andrew Bulger
        • Red George Macdonell
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        • Le Transloy 1917 and Sailly-Saillisel
        • Arras 1917 (Monchy-le-Preux)
        • Ypres 1917
        • Cambrai 1917
        • Bailleul 1918
        • Ypres 1918
        • Ledeghem 1918 – Ricketts’ V.C.
        • Courtrai
        • Armistice and Occupation
        • Nurses and Medical Support
        • Regimental Time Line WWI
        • The Five Caribou Monuments
        • Cyril Gardner’s Remarkable Story
        • At Home WW1
      • Second World War: 1939-1945
    • FWW Nominal Roll
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      • Pte. Gus Greene
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The Royal Newfoundland Regiment Museum
  • Home
  • History
    • Regimental History
      • Early Days of the Regiment 1795-1802
        • 1795: Birth of a Regiment
        • Mutiny and Irish discontent
      • Newfoundland Regiment of Fencible Infantry 1803-1816
        • Capture of Fort Detroit 1812
        • 1812: Queenston Heights
        • The Lake Erie Campaign 1813
        • Fort York 1813
        • Fort Meigs 1813
        • Stoney Creek 1813
        • The Battle of Lake Erie 1813
        • The Battle of the Thames 1813
        • Chrysler’s Farm 1813
        • Fort Mackinac and Disbandment 1814
        • Regular British and Canadian Regiments in the Canadas
        • The Incredible Andrew Bulger
        • Red George Macdonell
        • Officers and Sr NCOs 1795-1816
      • History 1824-1862
      • First World War: 1914-1918
        • Recruitment and Training 1914
        • Overseas – 1914
        • Gallipoli – 1915
        • Beaumont-Hamel – July 1, 1916
        • Gueudecourt – October 12, 1916
        • Le Transloy 1917 and Sailly-Saillisel
        • Arras 1917 (Monchy-le-Preux)
        • Ypres 1917
        • Cambrai 1917
        • Bailleul 1918
        • Ypres 1918
        • Ledeghem 1918 – Ricketts’ V.C.
        • Courtrai
        • Armistice and Occupation
        • Nurses and Medical Support
        • Regimental Time Line WWI
        • The Five Caribou Monuments
        • Cyril Gardner’s Remarkable Story
        • At Home WW1
      • Second World War: 1939-1945
    • FWW Nominal Roll
    • External Links
    • Research by Volunteers
  • Collection
    • Wall of Honour
      • Pte. Gus Greene
    • Collection Highlights
      • Bulger Medal War of 1812
      • Thomas Nangle Photo Album
      • Lt. Col. Arthur Hadow Medals
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        • 1795: Birth of a Regiment
        • Mutiny and Irish discontent
      • Newfoundland Regiment of Fencible Infantry 1803-1816
        • Capture of Fort Detroit 1812
        • 1812: Queenston Heights
        • The Lake Erie Campaign 1813
        • Fort York 1813
        • Fort Meigs 1813
        • Stoney Creek 1813
        • The Battle of Lake Erie 1813
        • The Battle of the Thames 1813
        • Chrysler’s Farm 1813
        • Fort Mackinac and Disbandment 1814
        • Regular British and Canadian Regiments in the Canadas
        • The Incredible Andrew Bulger
        • Red George Macdonell
        • Officers and Sr NCOs 1795-1816
      • History 1824-1862
      • First World War: 1914-1918
        • Recruitment and Training 1914
        • Overseas – 1914
        • Gallipoli – 1915
        • Beaumont-Hamel – July 1, 1916
        • Gueudecourt – October 12, 1916
        • Le Transloy 1917 and Sailly-Saillisel
        • Arras 1917 (Monchy-le-Preux)
        • Ypres 1917
        • Cambrai 1917
        • Bailleul 1918
        • Ypres 1918
        • Ledeghem 1918 – Ricketts’ V.C.
        • Courtrai
        • Armistice and Occupation
        • Nurses and Medical Support
        • Regimental Time Line WWI
        • The Five Caribou Monuments
        • Cyril Gardner’s Remarkable Story
        • At Home WW1
      • Second World War: 1939-1945
    • FWW Nominal Roll
    • External Links
    • Research by Volunteers
  • Collection
    • Wall of Honour
      • Pte. Gus Greene
    • Collection Highlights
      • Bulger Medal War of 1812
      • Thomas Nangle Photo Album
      • Lt. Col. Arthur Hadow Medals
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Summer Newsletter Volume 3, Issue 1

  • Posted on July 13, 2019
  • By rnfldrmuseum@gmail.com
  • In News, War History
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Click on cover page to download our latest newsletter featuring Gunner Al Harvey, 59th (Newfoundland) Heavy Regiment, Royal Artillery

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