Royal Canadian Infantry Corps
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Royal Canadian Infantry Corps
Summary
Royal Canadian Infantry Corps is a Canadian military unit[1].
Key Facts
- Royal Canadian Infantry Corps is in the country of Canada[2].
- Royal Canadian Infantry Corps's instance of is recorded as Canadian military unit[3].
- Royal Canadian Infantry Corps's instance of is recorded as Personnel branch[4].
- Royal Canadian Infantry Corps followed Communications and Electronics Branch[5].
- Royal Canadian Infantry Corps was followed by Air Operations Branch[6].
- Royal Canadian Infantry Corps is part of Canadian Armed Forces[7].
- Royal Canadian Infantry Corps comprises The Royal Canadian Regiment[8].
- Royal Canadian Infantry Corps comprises Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry[9].
- Royal Canadian Infantry Corps comprises Royal 22e Régiment[10].
- Royal Canadian Infantry Corps comprises Governor General's Foot Guards[11].
- Royal Canadian Infantry Corps comprises The Canadian Grenadier Guards[12].
- Royal Canadian Infantry Corps comprises The Queen's Own Rifles of Canada[13].
- Royal Canadian Infantry Corps comprises The Black Watch (Royal Highland Regiment) of Canada[14].
- Royal Canadian Infantry Corps comprises Les Voltigeurs de Québec[15].
- Royal Canadian Infantry Corps comprises The Royal Regiment of Canada[16].
- Royal Canadian Infantry Corps comprises The Royal Hamilton Light Infantry[17].
- Royal Canadian Infantry Corps comprises The Princess of Wales' Own Regiment[18].
- Royal Canadian Infantry Corps comprises The Hastings and Prince Edward Regiment[19].
- Royal Canadian Infantry Corps comprises Lincoln and Welland Regiment[20].
- Royal Canadian Infantry Corps comprises The Royal Highland Fusiliers of Canada[21].
- Royal Canadian Infantry Corps comprises The Grey and Simcoe Foresters[22].
- Royal Canadian Infantry Corps comprises The Lorne Scots (Peel, Dufferin and Halton Regiment)[23].
- Royal Canadian Infantry Corps comprises The Brockville Rifles[24].
- Royal Canadian Infantry Corps comprises Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry Highlanders[25].
- Royal Canadian Infantry Corps comprises Les Fusiliers du St-Laurent[26].
Body
Founding
September 2, 1942 marks the founding of Royal Canadian Infantry Corps[27].
Identity
Official names include Corps d'infanterie royal canadien[28] and Royal Canadian Infantry Corps[29]. It is part of Canadian Armed Forces[7]. It followed Communications and Electronics Branch[5]. It was followed by Air Operations Branch[6].