Category archives: Museum Cabinet

This cabinet displays artifacts like military Bibles, insignia brassards and patches, and postal history guides, highlighting military logistics and support.

This cabinet showcases artifacts like a Soldier’s Service and Pay Book, administrative tools, and information on the unit’s associated cadet corps, highlighting key aspects of military administrative support.

This cabinet highlights the Canadian Provost Corps’ history with artifacts including a signaling whistle, distinctive badges, accoutrements, headgear, a holster, webbing, and a red beret, reflecting its role in military policing since 1940.

This museum cabinet showcases the history and contributions of the Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps (RCAMC).

This cabinet showcases Soviet badges, encryption devices, Canadian Intelligence insignia, and tools like a fingerprint kit, reflecting the role of intelligence in military operations.

This display showcases a war-era Nursing Sisters belt and uniform and a WWI Princess Mary advertisement, highlighting the critical role of military nurses.

This display highlights a military command post for coordinating field operations, along with supporting tools.

This display features medals like the Canadian Peacekeeping Service Medal and Victoria Cross, honoring exceptional bravery and service.

This cabinet features tools like blowtorches, drills, and gauges used by RCEME craftsmen for military repairs and maintenance.

Formed in 1965, 17 (Winnipeg) Service Battalion supported military operations. In 2010, it merged with others to create 38 Service Battalion.