What does CEF stand for?

Canadian Expeditionary Force (WWI)

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Military and Government

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His recent posts have included commander of the Theatre Support Element in southwest Asia, wing commander of 8 Wing Trenton, chief of staff operations at Canadian Expeditionary Force Command in Ottawa, and assistant chief of the Air Staff.

Canada announces new chief of air force

collects the wartime letters of Lance- Corporal George Timmins, a British-born soldier who served in the Canadian Expeditionary Force in World War I.

Kiss the kids for dad, don't forget to write; the wartime letters of ...

For example, the First World Canadian Expeditionary Force and the Israeli Intelligence Corps all use the fleur de lis on their badges.

How the Fleur De Lis Is Used in the Modern Times

The AIF's great Dominion counterpart in the First World War, the Canadian Expeditionary Force (CEF), also wore a system of unit colour patches which consisted of combinations of specifically coloured geometric shapes.

Australian and Canadian colour patches of World War 1--a comparison

95 Paperback D630 McGill (1879-1961) served as Medical Officer in the battalion of the Canadian Expeditionary Forces from November 1914 to September 1917, when he transferred to the Fifth Canadian Field Ambulance.

Medicine and duty; the World War I memoir of Captain Harold W. ...

In 2007, Force Protection delivered five Buffalo and five Cougar vehicles for the Canadian Expeditionary Force Command.

Canadian Forces to Receive Additional Force Protection Vehicles

9 million contract award to produce Buffalo and Cougar mine-protected vehicles for the Canadian Expeditionary Force Command (CEFCOM).

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