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When examining WW2 personnel service records you may come across results of what's labelled Revised Examination "M" , as seen below. The M Test.PNG I've uncovered some details regarding this test which was used as part of the personnel selection process for WW2 in Canada. The Revised Examination "M"...

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Mon Apr 16, 2018 6:21 pm

The War Diaries of Canadian Units written during the First World War can be found here: http://www.collectionscanada.gc.ca/arch ... 202_e.HTML

This link is 404, typo? Or out of date perhaps?

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Hot of the press I guess, I just checked this the other day and they were only at “Timson." Thanks for the update!

Welcome to the forums George!

The first thing you should do when researching a Canadian soldier of the Second World War is get a copy of their service record. If they were killed in action or died during their service in WW2 their record may already be online. If not it must be request from the Library and Archives Canada. Follo...

The first thing you should do when researching a Canadian soldier of the First World War is get a copy of their service record. This could already be online waiting for you. Follow the link below for information on how to access them. Researching Canadian Soldiers If you have any questions please fe...

Thanks Temujin! You've helped me with research in the past, in some ways inspired this very site -- great to have you aboard!