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151st battalion
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The 151st Battalion, Canadian Expeditionary Force (CEF), was formed during the First World War as part of Canada’s contribution to the Allied war effort. Raised in 1915 in the province of Alberta, the unit recruited men from the region and trained extensively before embarking for England in October 1916. Upon arrival, the 151st Battalion was absorbed into the 9th Reserve Battalion to provide reinforcements for Canadian units already fighting on the Western Front. Although the battalion itself did not see combat as a distinct unit, its members served with distinction in various Canadian infantry battalions throughout the remainder of the war.
151ST INFANTRY
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152 Engineers
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152ND MP PLT
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153RD ENGINEERS
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153RD FA BDE
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153RD MP CO
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1544TH TRANS. CO.
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154TH AVN AT FORT SILL, OK
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154TH S-S BN
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154TH SIGNAL COMPANY
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154TH TRANS CO.
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155 Depot Brigade
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155 TC
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155th AHC-Ban Me Thout
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155TH ARMORED BRIGADE
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155TH ENGINEER
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155th General Hospital
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155th infantry
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155TRANSPORTATION CO
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156 signal
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156th Avation co.
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156TH AVIATION 509 RR
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156TH MAINT PINDER BARRACKS ZIRNDORF, GERMANY
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