ACROSS ATLANTIC WITH 18TH BATTALION; HEAVY SEAS CAUSED MUCH MAL-DE-MER; SOME THRILLING INCIDENTS OF THE VOYAGE; OFFICERS AND MEN IN PINK OF CONDITION From the Time London Men Reached Halifax, Until the Good Ship Grampian Landed Them Safely on English Terra Firma, Pte. Bartlett Tells of the Adventures Met With, of the Feeling of Enthusiasm... Continue Reading →
Starting September 1915
Starting to transcribe the September 1915 diaries. One of the "problems" with doing this work is that there are references to places, people, and other things that I want to research as I am transcribing the documents. For example, I found this interesting history on Canadian field artillery in PDF form. Sadly, it is not... Continue Reading →
History of the 18th Battalion CEF, "The Fighting Eighteenth" 