The Princess Louise Fusiliers
Canadian Army Primary Reserve infantry regiment
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The Princess Louise Fusiliers
Summary
The Princess Louise Fusiliers is an infantry regiment[1].
Key Facts
- The Princess Louise Fusiliers is in the country of Canada[2].
- The Princess Louise Fusiliers's instance of is recorded as infantry regiment[3].
- The Princess Louise Fusiliers's anthem is recorded as The British Grenadiers[4].
- The Princess Louise Fusiliers's headquarters location is recorded as Halifax Armoury[5].
- The Princess Louise Fusiliers's military branch is recorded as Canadian Army[6].
- The Princess Louise Fusiliers took place at Halifax Armoury[7].
- The Princess Louise Fusiliers is part of Primary Reserve[8].
- June 18, 1869 marks the founding of The Princess Louise Fusiliers[9].
- The Princess Louise Fusiliers was part of the conflict North-West Rebellion[10].
- The Princess Louise Fusiliers was part of the conflict Second Boer War[11].
- The Princess Louise Fusiliers was part of the conflict World War I[12].
- The Princess Louise Fusiliers was part of the conflict World War II[13].
- The Princess Louise Fusiliers was part of the conflict War in Afghanistan (2001–2021)[14].
- The Princess Louise Fusiliers's parent organization or unit is recorded as 36 Canadian Brigade Group[15].
- The Princess Louise Fusiliers's allegiance is recorded as monarch of Canada[16].
- The Princess Louise Fusiliers's official name is recorded as The Princess Louise Fusiliers[17].
- The Princess Louise Fusiliers's motto text is recorded as Fideliter[18].
- The Princess Louise Fusiliers's subject has role is recorded as light infantry[19].
- The Princess Louise Fusiliers's colonel-in-chief is recorded as Duke of York[20].
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Founding
June 18, 1869 marks the founding of The Princess Louise Fusiliers[9].
Identity
The Princess Louise Fusiliers's official name is recorded as it[17]. It is part of Primary Reserve[8].
Operations
The Princess Louise Fusiliers's headquarters location is recorded as Halifax Armoury[5]. Its parent organization or unit is recorded as 36 Canadian Brigade Group[15].