The First World War
Officers of The Royal Canadian Regiment
Temp. Capt. Stuart Cameron Bate
Soldiers of the First World War database entry - S.C. Bate
Service:
- Governor General's Foot Guards, Lieut. from 8 Aug 1914 to 9 Mar 1915
- First World War - Wounded. 1914-15 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal.
- Attached to The R.C.R. from 10 Dec 1914 to 9 Mar 1915
- Regimental Service, The R.C.R.: 9 Mar 1915 - 1924
- Invalided to England 5 Feb 1916
- Rejoined from overseas 8 Jul 1916
- Wounded in action 16 Sep 1916 (At Duty)
- To Field Ambulance 25 Jan 1917
- Evacuated 30 Jan 1917
- Invalided to Engand 31 Jan 1917
- O. i/c C. M.D. 13, 1918.
- Transferred to R.C.D., 1924.
The Connecting File, Vol XVI, No. 4, October 1937
Capt S.C. Bate, then serving as an officer of the R.C.D., was a member of the 1937 Coronation Contingent.
Date of Birth - 18 Oct 1894
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