| 1862: |
11th Battalion
Volunteer Militia Infantry of Canada
“Argenteuil Rangers”
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| 1863: |
11th Battalion
“Argenteuil Rangers”
│
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| 1900: |
11th Regiment
“Argenteuil Rangers” |
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│ |
| 1912: |
disbanded
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| 1913: |
11th Regiment
“Irish Fusiliers of Canada” |
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| 1920: |
1st Battalion
(121st Battalion, CEF), |
2nd Battalion, |
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The Irish Fusiliers of Canada |
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[Non Permanent Active Militia] |
[Reserve] |
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| 1936: |
│
│
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disbanded |
from
The Vancouver Regiment
│ |
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Irish Fusiliers
(Vancouver Regiment) |
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│ |
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| 1941: |
2nd (Reserve) Battalion, |
1st Battalion, |
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Irish Fusiliers
(Vancouver Regiment) |
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│
│ |
[Canadian Active Service Force]
│ |
| 1942: |
│ |
│ |
3rd Battalion, |
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Irish Fusiliers
(Vancouver Regiment) |
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│
│ |
│
│ |
[Canadian Active Service Force]
│ |
| 1943: |
│
│ |
│
│ |
disbanded |
| 1945: |
Irish Fusiliers
(Vancouver Regiment)
│ |
disbanded |
| 1946: |
65th Light Anti-Aircraft Regiment
(Irish Fusiliers),
Royal Canadian Artillery
│ |
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│ |
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│
│
│
│ |
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from
120th Independant Field Battery,
Royal Canadian Artillery
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| 1958: |
Irish Fusiliers
(Vancouver Regiment) |
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│ |
| 1965: |
[Supplementary Reserve]
│ |
| 2002: |
merged into
The British Columbia Regiment
(Duke of Connaught’s Own) |
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Overseas battalion of the Canadian Expeditionary Force
perpetuated by The British Columbia Regiment (Duke of Connaught’s Own) |
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121st Battalion
(Western Irish) |
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