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- It serves as the regimental band of the Governor General's Foot Guards (GGFG) and is the most senior band of the Canadian Army Primary Reserve.
- Details of the Governor General's Foot Guards were placed on active service on 6 August 1914 for local protection duties.Footnote 13.
- Captain Telmont Aumond of the Governor General’s Foot Guards was a staff captain for the 1884 – 1885 Nile Expedition. GFFG parade, summer 1896.
- Governor General's Foot Guards is Canada's senior Reserve Infantry regiment, and comprises of one battalion serving as part of the Land Force Reserve.
- The Governor General’s Foot Guards were established by General Order 16 of 7 June, 1872. The GO was very specific in that “The Corps to be special and...
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- Clad in scarlet and busbies, the 44-piece Governor-General’s Foot Guards struck up “God Save The King,” while their counterparts from the U.S...
- If Major Ross can be considered the “father” of the Governor General’s Foot Guards, Lord Dufferin has been called the battalion’s “godfather.”
- ...is used as the cap star of the Coldstream Guards, an allied regiment whose uniform, with minor differences, is worn by the Governor General’s Foot Guards.
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- Comprised of over 250 officers and non-commissioned members, the Governor General's Foot Guards consist of four companies, a band, and the Ceremonial...
