Ok, I see the correction to the date, missed that initially. That definitely coincides with how old he would have been at the time. I have to admit that I'm amazed that you were able to source that ship's manifest through just a handwritten name. I've put out some feelers to family to determine if anyone recalls mention of him serving in Germany after the war.
I appreciate this information very much and will see what I can find with L.A.C. in the coming days. I will be sure to get back to you as soon as I have something concrete.
Again, many, many thanks!
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Re: Relative Research - Maurice Trottier
Good morning! To update, have attached a copy of discharge papers for Maurice provided by family member. We now have a service number, unit, dates of service to include in our application to LAC for abbreviated service record. Very exciting!! Will keep you posted of our progress. Thanks again!!
Have attached 2 pages here. Hoping link works.
Have attached 2 pages here. Hoping link works.

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Re: Relative Research - Maurice Trottier
Excellent……..BUT, I looked for his service number in the WW2 Service Numbers and there is no such number (that I can find).
MD 2 (which all service numbers start with a ‘B’) only goes up to B157000…….nothing after that…….BUT you now have everything you need to go to LAC and confirm his record.
Also, his discharge says he was a ‘Rifleman’, so this means he was in the infantry and served in a “Rifle Battalion”
I’ll see if anything pops up in my files….
Cheers
MD 2 (which all service numbers start with a ‘B’) only goes up to B157000…….nothing after that…….BUT you now have everything you need to go to LAC and confirm his record.
Also, his discharge says he was a ‘Rifleman’, so this means he was in the infantry and served in a “Rifle Battalion”
I’ll see if anything pops up in my files….
Cheers
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Re: Relative Research - Maurice Trottier
That is interesting. As you say, I now have everything to submit my request which I will do this week. Will keep you posted of any results I receive.
Thanks again!!
Thanks again!!