by K-J | 20 Jan 2023 | History
At the RCA Museum, we have two photos taken by Canadians in Indochina in 1956. One shows North Vietnam, with the caption Women of Tien Yen in Communist North Vietnam Build a Sport Field. The second shows Canadian soldiers standing next to a group of local children. A...
by K-J | 15 Jan 2023 | Features
The purchased photo album from the 1950s is focused on 1RCHA’s Z Bty (Para) course run from 1954 to 1956. It was new senior curator Jonathan Ferguson who initially informed Oakden last summer by text message about the photo album being available for purchase...
by LG Admin | 12 Jan 2023 | Features
Notable artillery family donate photo collection to RCA Museum Soldiers on the outdated 18-pounder hone their artillery skills at Camp Petawawa after 1929. Officers observe artillery training, while soldiers (inset) enjoy their lunch. This photo features Brigadier...
by K-J | 11 Jan 2023 | History
Canoe River Memorial Park is a popular spot for tourists, when it comes to the three monuments to soldiers heading off to fight in the Korean War were killed following a train derailment in 1950 in British Columbia at Canoe River. Then there’s the LAV III...
by K-J | 5 Jan 2023 | News
The RCA Museum recently moved its M114/39 howitzer to a new prominent location in the artillery gun park. Visitors now have an excellent view of the howitzer’s profile. This artillery piece is also called M114/39 the Gerald Bull gun. A gifted Canadian engineer,...
