| 1951: | 1st Canadian Infantry Battalion [Active Force] │ |
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2nd Canadian Infantry Battalion [Active Force] │ |
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| 1953: | 1st Battalion, [Regular Force] |
2nd Battalion, [Regular Force] |
3rd Battalion, [Regular Force] |
4th Battalion, [Regular Force] |
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from The Governor General’s Foot Guards │ |
from The Canadian Grenadier Guards │ |
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The Governor General’s Foot Guards (5th Battalion, The Canadian Guards) |
The Canadian Grenadier Guards (6th Battalion, The Canadian Guards) |
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Governor General’s Foot Guards (5th Battalion, The Canadian Guards) │ |
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| 1968: | disbanded | The Canadian Guards │ |
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| 1970: | [Supplementary Reserve] │ |
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Governor General’s Foot Guards |
The Canadian Grenadier Guards |
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