#328 Cadet Corps
Name – Nutana Collegiate Institute Cadet Battalion
Location Saskatoon, SK
Formed April 6, 1912 Disbanded April 18, 1933
Reformed Nov 7, 1940 Disbanded Nov 22, 1943
A coy | Saskatoon Collegiate Institute Cadet Batt. (Nutana Coll.) | Nov 23, 1943 | unknown |
B coy | Saskatoon Collegiate Institute Cadet Batt. (Bedford Road Coll.) | Nov 23, 1943 | unknown |
C coy | Saskatoon Collegiate Institute Cadet Batt. (City Park Coll.) | Nov 23, 1943 | unknown |
D coy | Saskatoon Collegiate Institute Cadet Batt. (Tech. Coll.) | Nov 23, 1943 | unknown |
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Capt Harold B. Martinson (1977) Biography |
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Capt Harold B. Martinson, CD (1986-87) Biography |
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Capt Andrew H. Beck (2004-?) Biography |
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Capt Patricia Paul, CD (2010-) |
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Senior Cadets
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Corps Home
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History –
Formed 6 April 1912 (MO 197/12) and designated #328 The Saskatoon Cadet Corps. B Coy was formed 11 November 1913 (MO 560/13). On 6 December 1927 (MO 566/27) the Corps was re-designated as #328 Nutana Collegiate Institute Cadet Battalion and affiliated to 105th Regiment (Saskatoon Fusiliers). In 1920, affiliation was changed to The North Saskatchewan Regiment and in 1924 to The Saskatoon Light Infantry. The Corps was disbanded 18 April 1933 (MO 182/33).
This Corps (328 Nutana) was reformed 7 Nov 1940 along with 3 others, 1344 Bedford Road, 1696 City Park, and 1704 Technical Collegiate Institutes (Saskatoon, Sask). In a letter (HQ 12 S 46(DAC) d/4 Jun 1943 it was proposed to organize the 4 Collegiate Institutes into one to be known as 328 Saskatoon Collegiate Institute Cadet Battalion (with 4 Companies). The four corps (328, 1344, 1696 and 1704 disbanded 22 Nov 1943.
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328 The Saskatoon was formed 6 Apr 1912, and was later called the Saskatoon Collegiate Institute Cadet Corps. In 1927, the name was changed to Nutana Collegiate Institute Cadet Battalion. The corps disbanded 18 Apr 1933.
This Corps (328 Nutana) was reformed 7 Nov 1940 along with 3 others, 1344 Bedford Road, 1696 City Park, and 1704 Technical Collegiate Institutes (Saskatoon, Sask). In a letter (HQ 12 S 46(DAC) d/4 Jun 1943 it was proposed to organize the 4 Collegiate Institutes into one to be known as 328 Saskatoon Collegiate Institute Cadet Battalion (with 4 Companies).
The four corps (328, 1344, 1696 and 1704 disbanded 22 Nov 1943. 328 Saskatoon Collegiate Institute Cadet Battalion formed 23 Nov 43 with the following Coys:
A Saskatoon Collegiate Institute Cadet Battalion (Nutana Collegiate)
B Saskatoon Collegiate Institute Cadet Battalion (Bedford Road Collegiate)
C Saskatoon Collegiate Institute Cadet Battalion (City Park Collegiate)
D Saskatoon Collegiate Institute Cadet Battalion (Technical Collegiate)
Effective 17 Jan 1944 the Battalion became affiliated with the No. 2 Group (R) 9th Divisional Ordance Workshop R.C.O.C. Effective 20 Dec 1949 affiliation with No 17 Infantry Workshop, RCEME was cancelled and the Corps was affiliated with 17th Light Anti-Aircraft Regt RCA. affil.: 44th Med Bty RCA, Jan 1, 1955. Effective 31 Aug 56 it became affiliated with 44th Med Bty Regt. affil.: 10th Medium Regt RCA, Sept 1, 1956 Effective 12 Apr 60 affiliation changed to 10th Med Artillery Regt. Effective 1 May 62 unit affiliated with 10th Field Artillery Regt. Effective 25 Nov 66 sponsor and affiliation was changed to 20 Medical Coy RCAMC (M) and the corps was re-designated 328 Saskatoon Medical Cadet Corps. Effective 5 May 70 the sponsor was changed to Saskatoon Br Defence Medical Association. Effective 30 Jan 76 change of affiliation to 16 (Saskatchewan) Service Battalion.
Note: the anniversary date was changed 8 August 1997 from 7 Nov 1940 to 23 Nov 1943. This was done to reflect the disbandment date of 22 Nov 1943.
Anniversary Certificates to be issued based upon original formation date (07 Nov 1940), as Nov 43 activities were only to redesignate four Corps into one Corps consisting of four Coy’s.
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