48th Highlanders of Canada Sergeants and WOs at Change of Command - 18 April 1958.

WO and Sgts Change of Command -1958

Warrant Officers and Sergeants of the 48th Highlanders of Canada at the regiment’s Change of Command on 18 April 1958. Third Row (left to right) Sgt A.H. Pearson, Sgt J. McCleary, Sgt H.C.  Cole, Sgt D.M. Sinclair, C.Q.M.S. A.M. Hood, CD, Sgt J. Eden, Sgt J.R. Andrews, Sgt G. McLean, Sgt W. Kelly, Sgt R.A.F. Sawdy, Sgt. M.A. Mackey, Sgt. I. Langdon, Sgt W.T. Scott

Second Row (Left to right) C.S.M. J.M. Irvine, CD, Sgt G.D. Holmes, C.Q.M.S.  W.A. Trent, Sgt E. Howard, S/Sgt J.R. Stewart, Sgt. C. MacKay, Sgt I. Raffan

First Row (Left to right) P/M A. Dewar, C.S.M. G.D. Kelly, C.S.M. M.P. Parminter, CD, C.S.M. A.H. Jones, CD, LCol Hamish K. Macintosh, M.B.E., CD, R.S.M. Stuart Montgomery, M.M., CD,  LCol K..B. Corbett, CD, C.S.M. G.A. Venton, CD, C.S.M. H.T. Wignall, R.Q.M.S. J.H. Scott, WO H.J. Breech, D/Maj W. Elms

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Era
1946 – 1999 Late 20th C.
Location of artifact
Photo Collection
Associated place
Toronto, Ontario
Associated event
Change of Command 18 April 1958
Associated name(s)
Third Row (left to right) Sgt A.H. Pearson, Sgt J. McCleary, Sgt H.C.  Cole, Sgt D.M. Sinclair, C.Q.M.S. A.M. Hood, CD, Sgt J. Eden, Sgt J.R. Andrews, Sgt G. McLean, Sgt W. Kelly, Sgt R.A.F. Sawdy, Sgt. M.A. Mackey, Sgt. I. Langdon, Sgt W.T. Scott

Second Row (Left to right) C.S.M. J.M. Irvine, CD, Sgt G.D. Holmes, C.Q.M.S.  W.A. Trent, Sgt E. Howard, S/Sgt J.R. Stewart, Sgt. C. MacKay, Sgt I. Raffan

First Row (Left to right) P/M A. Dewar, C.S.M. G.D. Kelly, C.S.M. M.P. Parminter, CD, C.S.M. A.H. Jones, CD, LCol Hamish K. Macintosh, M.B.E., CD, R.S.M. Stuart Montgomery, M.M., CD,  LCol K..B. Corbett, CD, C.S.M. G.A. Venton, CD, C.S.M. H.T. Wignall, R.Q.M.S. J.H. Scott, WO H.J. Breech, D/Maj W. Elms
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