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Old 16-06-07, 04:11
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Post Re: Help with Trunk, please.

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Originally posted by Jholl72
Hi guys,
I picked up this trunk today named to Lieut. Col. G.C. McArthur. The other marks I don't know what they stand for and I know there are alot of military types here who would know.
Also was hoping someone may be able to shed some light on the Lieut. Col. as my online searches have turned up nothing. Thanks,
Jeff
The markings on the trunk, are for the: -

1. - C.R.C.A.S.C. - is: - Commander Royal Canadian Army Service Corps

2. - C.A.S.F. - is: - Canadian Active Service Force

3. - the maple leaf on the red square background is the Formation Sign for the 1st Canadian Infantry Division

4. - the figure '40' on the green/red background, is the Arm of Service marking that denotes the Commander Royal Canadian Army Service Corps of an Infantry Division (or HQ C.R.C.A.S.C.)

so in plain English, it reads that the truck belongs to:

Lieut. Col. G.C. McArthur
Commander Royal Canadian Army Service Corps
1st Canadian Infantry Division
Canadian Active Service Force

Lieut. Col. G.C. McArthur's name has come up before and I've actually seen this somewhere before, where did you get the trunk from.

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