The Royal Montreal Regiment

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The Royal Montreal Regiment is a reserve infantry regiment of the Canadian Forces based in Westmount, Quebec.

The Royal Montreal Regiment traces its origins to the creation of the 14th Battalion of the Canadian Expeditionary Force (CEF) on August 27, 1914. The 14th was raised by the amalgamation of several companies of each of three existing Montreal Militia Regiments: The 1st Regiment, Canadian Grenadier Guards; The 3rd Regiment, Victoria Rifles of Canada, and the 65th Regiment, Carabiniers Mont-Royal. Shortly thereafter, this Battalion was granted its present title, by special warrant.

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[edit] Victoria crosses

[edit] Information

Regiment Authorized: 2 November 1914
Regimental Title Authorized: 1 April 1920
Regimental Home Town: Westmount (Montreal), Quebec
Regimental March: Ca Ira
Regimental Motto: Honi Soit Qui Mal Y Pense, Evil To Him Who Evil Thinks
Colours: Blue/Gold/Garnet
CEF Perpetuation: 14th Bn CEF, 23rd Bn CEF

[edit] Battle Honours

VPRES - 1915, 1917, ST. JITLIEN, MOUNT SORREL, POZIERES, ANCRE HEIGHTS, VIMY - 1917, SCARPE - 1917, 1918, PASSCHENDAELE, DRECOURT-QUEANT, CANAL du NORD, FRANCE & FLANDERS - 1915-1918, GRAVENSTAFEL FESTUBERT – 1915, SOHME – 1916, THIEPVAL, ARRAS - 1917, 1918, ARLEUX, HILL 70, AMIENS, HINDENBURG LINE, PURSUIT TO MONS, THE SHELDT, N.W. EUROPE - 1944-1945, CALAIS – 1944, LEOPOLD CANAL

[edit] Alliances

[edit] Order of precedence

Preceded by:
The Canadian Scottish Regiment (Princess Mary's)
The Royal Montreal Regiment Succeeded by:
The Irish Regiment of Canada

[edit] External links


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