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Camp Borden's O.C. in command at Camp Borden during the summer manoeuvres at present is Lieut. Col. F. F. Worthington. Tank drill and army supply practice constitutes the training program
Camp Borden's O.C. in command at Camp Borden during the summer manoeuvres at present is Lieut. Col. F. F. Worthington. Tank drill and army supply practice constitutes the training program

Camp Borden's O.C. in command at Camp Borden during the summer manoeuvres at present is Lieut. Col. F. F. Worthington. Tank drill and army supply practice constitutes the training program

Date8/11/1939
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Original Toronto Star caption: Camp Borden's O.C. in command at Camp Borden during the summer manoeuvres at present is Lieut. Col. F. F. Worthington. Tank drill and army supply practice constitutes the training program.
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Object NumberTSPA_0090075F
1. Team work, team training and team spirit that make a tank crew behave with a single mind. That's how the men of Canada's army at Camp Borden are ha(...)
1. Team work, team training and team spirit that make a tank crew behave with a single mind. That's how the men of Canada's army at Camp Borden are ha(...)
7/25/1942
Bullets of light, not lead, stream from the muzzle of this tank gun in battle practice at Camp Borden
Bullets of light, not lead, stream from the muzzle of this tank gun in battle practice at Camp Borden
4/25/1941
Reporter now tank man. Trooper Norman Phillips Canadian Armored Corps. before joining the army was The Star's Camp Borden reporter
Reporter now tank man. Trooper Norman Phillips Canadian Armored Corps. before joining the army was The Star's Camp Borden reporter
10/23/1942
Flying from Ottawa, Lord Tweedsmuir dropped in on Camp Borden yesterday to inspect the air and tank training depot
Flying from Ottawa, Lord Tweedsmuir dropped in on Camp Borden yesterday to inspect the air and tank training depot
11/25/1939
Borden's Augustine Marusi. 'Don't import U.S. laws'
Borden's Augustine Marusi. 'Don't import U.S. laws'
9/30/1970
A tank crew halts its heavily armored vehicle at the top of a hill near Camp Borden to observe enemy locations
A tank crew halts its heavily armored vehicle at the top of a hill near Camp Borden to observe enemy locations
8/27/1938
One of Canada's fighting tanks, six tons of concentrated destructive power, tops a rise at Camp Borden as recruits put it through actual war paces. Th(...)
One of Canada's fighting tanks, six tons of concentrated destructive power, tops a rise at Camp Borden as recruits put it through actual war paces. Th(...)
10/7/1939
Army University - Camp Borden has been called the army's university because six separate schools train officers, non-commissioned officers and tradesmen
Army University - Camp Borden has been called the army's university because six separate schools train officers, non-commissioned officers and tradesmen
1952-10
Wings parade: 1944 photo at Camp Borden has young Canadians who got their flying training under the Commonwealth Air Training Plan marching past a Fairey Battle (left) and twin-engine Oxford trainer
Wings parade: 1944 photo at Camp Borden has young Canadians who got their flying training under the Commonwealth Air Training Plan marching past a Fairey Battle (left) and twin-engine Oxford trainer
12/28/1940
Machine-Gun Work is another training feature at Camp Borden
Machine-Gun Work is another training feature at Camp Borden
8/17/1940
Royal visitor takes off for Camp Borden after inspection of huge training establishment, High-ranking air officers are no novelty at Trenton active ce(...)
Royal visitor takes off for Camp Borden after inspection of huge training establishment, High-ranking air officers are no novelty at Trenton active ce(...)
8/2/1941
In signals, Herbert Walker, a member of The Star mailing room staff, who has now been in training several months with the Royal Canadian Corps of Signals at Camp Borden
In signals, Herbert Walker, a member of The Star mailing room staff, who has now been in training several months with the Royal Canadian Corps of Signals at Camp Borden
4/5/1941