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Not sure what to do with this: **I think we were called the RCA 101st(1966–67) and trained Saturday mornings with our six 105 mm howitzers at the Lacombe Armoury, behind the Veterans Hospital on Queen Mary Rd. In the summer we used the Hussars Armoury for training sessions! Cjrother (talk) 16:52, 12 December 2025 (UTC)[reply]