The Cavalry School Corps mobilized its 'A Troop' for active service on 10 April 1885. Petawawa, Ontario Operational history North West Rebellion Footnote 10 On 27 June 1892, it was amalgamated with the 'Canadian Dragoons', as above. Footnote 9 It was redesignated the 'Canadian Mounted Rifle Corps' on 7 August 1891. The Canadian Mounted Rifle Corps originated in Winnipeg, Manitoba on 20 July 1885, when the 'School of Mounted Infantry' was authorized to be formed. Footnote 3 It was redesignated: 'The Royal Canadian Dragoons' on Footnote 4 '1st Armoured Regiment (Royal Canadian Dragoons), RCAC' on 16 October 1946 Footnote 5 'Royal Canadian Dragoons (1st Armoured Regiment)' on 2 March 1949 Footnote 6 'Royal Canadian Dragoons' on Footnote 7 and 'The Royal Canadian Dragoons' on 12 January 1959. Footnote 2 On 27 June 1892, it was amalgamated with the 'Canadian Mounted Rifle Corps' (see below) retaining its designation. Footnote 1 It was redesignated the 'Canadian Dragoons' on. The Royal Canadian Dragoons originated in Quebec City, Quebec on 21 December 1883, when the 'Cavalry School Corps' was authorized to be formed. This Regular Force regiment originated on 21 December 1883 and incorporates the following regiment and mounted rifle corps. LIRI VALLEY GOTHIC LINE LAMONE CROSSING Misano Ridge Sant'Angelo in Salute Fosso Vecchio ITALY, 1944-1945 Groningen Bad Zwischenahn NORTH-WEST EUROPE, 1945. Quentin Canal Beaurevoir PURSUIT TO MONS FRANCE AND FLANDERS, 1915-18.

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