A Colonial Auxiliary Forces Officer's Decoration To The 65 Regiment GTRexclude he received additional postings in

he received additional postings in Toronto and Valcartier

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He was to served in Europe for the next forty-five weeks before embarking North West Europe for the United Kingdom on January 2

He originally attested with the 34th Fort Garry Horse on November 9

A Colonial Auxiliary Forces Officer's Decoration To The 65 Regiment GTRexclude he received additional postings inA Colonial Auxiliary Forces Officer's Decoration to the 65 Regiment Victoria, (Lt. COL. F. S. MACKAY 65th. REGt.) Naming is neatly impressed, hallmarks for London 1901, missing gilt otherwise very fine. Footnote: Lt. Colonel Francis Samuel MacKay was the Commanding Officer of the 65th Regiment Carabineers Mont Royal from 1902 to 1907. He served with the regiment during the North West Rebellion, initially as a Sergeant but was promoted to Lieutenant at