Royal Canadian Legion Branch 25 Sault Ste Marie Ont

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Royal Canadian Legion Branch 25

Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario

Sault Ste Marie Remembers

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We, at the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 25, have built this website for the benefit of our Legion members and community.....Comrades all, dedicated to the memory of veterans of conflicts past.

"Building a Nation Through Service"

Branch 25- Sault Ste. Marie,Ontario

Royal Canadian Legion Provincial Command Curling Championships

Our members are committed to the continued involvement in our community by providing services to our veterans and seniors, Bursaries, Charitable Foundations, sports programs, youth education as well as many other activities. Support your Legion.

RCL Branch 25 Museum

A Proud History

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NEW GUN

Visit our Military Museum featuring many artifacts of interest from conflicts past. Donations of Military items are gratefully accepted and added to our exhibit.

MERRIFIELD, William V.C.

Sergeant, 4th Bn., 1st Central Ontario Regiment, Canadian Expeditionary Force

Campaign	First World War
Age	27
Nationality	Canadian
Deed	On 1 October 1918 at Abancourt, France, Sergeant Merrifield attacked two machine-gun emplacements single-handed, when they were holding up the advance of his platoon. Dashing from shell-hole to shell-hole he killed the occupants of the first post and, although wounded, continued to attack the second post and with a bomb killed the occupants. He refused to be evacuated and led his platoon until he was again severely wounded. Grave: West Korah Cemetery Sault Ste. Marie

DID YOU KNOW?????

1802

a detachment of the 49th Regiment of Foot was stationed at Fort St. Joseph. The number designation of today's unit is derived from the original Regiment of Foot
1862
- One Rifle Company consisting of 3 officers and 81 other ranks was formed under Capt. John Davidson is Sault Ste. Marie. At that time, Sault Ste. Marie was the western end of upper Canada.

LIBRARY

We have a very good library containing many books of military significance. Come, browse and borrow. Donations are also accepted.

HMCS Sault Ste. Marie (J 334)

Navy:	The Royal Canadian Navy
Type:	Minesweeper
Class:	Algerine
Penant:	J 334
Built by:	Port Arthur Shipbuilding Co. (Port Arthur, Ontario, Canada)
Ordered:
Laid down:	27 Jan, 1942
Launched:	5 Aug, 1942
Commissioned:	24 Jun, 1943
End service:	, 1950

History:	Decommissioned 1 December 1946. Became a training ship in 1949. Sold for scrap in 1950.

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