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Lieutenant E. H. Latter, an officer of the 5th Canadian Battalion

R-A10335
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between 1914 and 1918

Lieutenant E. H. Latter, an officer of the 5th Canadian Battalion. He was wounded on May 19, 1916; and awarded Military Cross July 28, 1916.

Regimental Sergent-Major A. G. Mackie an officer of the 5th Canadian Battalion (Western Cavalry)

R-A10330
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between 1914 and 1918

Regimental Sergeant.-Major A. G. Mackie an officer of the 5th Canadian Battalion (Western Cavalry).

Lieutenant-Colonel L. P. O. Tudor, a commanding officer of the 5th Canadian Battalion (Western Cavalry)

R-A10228
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between 1914 and 1918

Head and shoulders portrait of Lieutenant Colonel L. P. O. Tudor, Commanding Officer of the 5th Canadian Battalion (Western Cavalry).

Brigadier-General George Tuxford

R-A10224
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between 1914 and 1918

Brigadier-General George Stuart Tuxford as Lieutenant Colonel, commanded 5th Battalion (Western Cavalry) 22 September 1914 - March 1916; commencing 12 March 1916 Brigadier-General in command of 3rd Canadian Infantry Brigade until 1919.