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Badges of the Canadian Expeditionary Force of WW1 (CEF) Bns 126-150 |
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126 Bn CEF Peel |
127 Bn CEF |
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127 Bn CEF |
127 Bn CEF 12th Regt York Rangers |
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128 Bn CEF Moosejaw |
129 Bn CEF Wentworth |
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130 Bn CEF Lanark & Renfrew |
131 Bn CEF Westminster hat badge & collar |
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| 132 Bn CEF North Shore New Brunswick |
133 Bn CEF Norfolk's Own |
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COEF = Canadian Overseas Expeditionary Force |
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134 Bn CEF (48th Highlanders) |
135 Bn CEF Middlesex |
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136 Bn CEF |
137 Bn CEF Calgary |
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138 Bn CEF Edmonton Alberta |
139 Bn CEF Northumberland |
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140 Bn CEF New Brunswick |
141 Bn CEF Rainy River District |
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142 Bn CEF London's Own |
143 Bn CEF British Columbia Bantams |
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The 144th Battalion CEF was the third battalion raised by the 90th Winnipeg Rifles. The battalion was authorized effective December 22nd 1915 and sailed for England September 16th 1916 where after its arrival was absorbed into the 16th Reserve Battalion. |
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144 Bn CEF |
145 Bn CEF |
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146 BN CEF |
147 Bn CEF Grey |
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148 Bn CEF |
149 Bn CEF |
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150 Bn CEF Mont Royal Carabiniers |
More CEF badges CEF 151-175 |
