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Cpl George Hennecke, (retired Military Police Chief Warrant Officer) is shown conducting Traffic Control in Germany in the mid-sixties.
Cpl George Hennecke, (retired Military Police Chief Warrant Officer) is shown conducting Traffic Control in Germany in the mid-sixties.
Sgt Lou Espenhain, right, Section Sergeant at Camp Wainwright Provost Section, posing with an unidentified visiting member of the Royal Military Police
who was attached to a British Battalion training at Wainwright on the left, and an unidentified constable with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP),
Wainwright Section - 1963.
Provost Sergeant RE Campbell of No. 8 Provost Company conducting traffic control during WWII in Germany.
Sgt Duke Aulenback on 10 December 1965 while he was serving with the United Nations Emergency Force (UNEF) in
Rafah, Egypt.
Shown are six members of 4 Provost Platoon's trained Dog Handlers
LCpl GH Barber, left, and Pte Tony L'Orsa, smartly turned out in their Dress Blues uniform in preparation for a formal parade at the
Canadian Provost Corps School, Camp Shilo, Manitoba in 1956.
The Canadian Provost Corps School Band, Camp Shilo, Manitoba - 1955.
(L-R) front row: Sgt R.A. (Bob) Tipple,Base Drum and Sgt D.J. Barber, the Bandmaster. Middle row: SsgtJ.C. Halcrow, Cpl A.E. Baker,
Cpl P.J. (Jack) Templeton, Cpl W.Chester, Pte G.H. Barber, Sgt G.R. Coss, Cpl E.T. Evans and SgtJoe Schiller. Rear row: Pte A. T. (Tony) L'Orsa,
Sgt E.L. (Ernie)Martin, A/Cpl C. R. Schmidt, Sgt H. Armstrong, Cpl C.A. Jennings,Sgt R.H. Jones, and Cpl G.J. Ritza.
In 1963 Military Policemen from the Canadian Provost Corps attended a children's charity event at the School for the Blind in Brantford, Ontario,
presenting the School with a cheque for $1,440. Former member of the Canadian Provost Corps, Sgt George Powell (retired Security Branch CWO),
was in attendance and is shown in the adjacent photo with student, Karen Doherty, who is using her fingers to visualize Sergeant Powell's badge.
1955 - Members of the Canadian Provost Corps School, Motorcycle Display Team, Camp Shilo, Manitoba, are shown demonstrating one
of their more difficult stunts in a Photo Op on the School parade square. Shown on the m/c are: standing - Sgt Deyarmond, and the member
on the front of the motorcycle is identified as LCpl William J. Gray of Victoria, BC, Corporal Jim Crossley is the fellow on the rear,
Members of 4 Provost Platoon, LCpls Wally Hansen, left and Brian Scott engaged in an aerial recce on exercise (Sennelager Concentration) in
Germany in 1965.
Sgt Joe Schiller is shown fingerprinting a civilian colleague in a demonstration of his fingerprinting skills during his tour of duty with the Canadian Army
Liaison Establishment (CALE) in London, England in the early 1960s.
Corporal Duke Aulenback (Retired Sgt) a member of the Canadian Provost Corps serving with the Canadian Airborne Regiment, based in Edmonton,
Alberta in the late-sixties.
WO1 H. Crawford, Regimental Sergeant-Major, No. 8 Service Detention Barracks (SDB), Aldershot, Nova Scotia, during the mid-fifties.
Members who represented the C Pro C School at the Prairie Command Rifle Competition held in Winnipeg, Manitoba, in June 1955 are shown in the
adjacent photo: from left to right: front row - Capt JC Treleaven CD Adjt, Lt HE Hughes (Team Captain), Lt AP Garner-Lahire, WO2 Fortier ML,
S/Sgt Robertson AB and WO2 Paulhus JL. Back row - Sgt Grigg WA, Sgt Jamieson RTC, A/Sgt Grondin Y, Sgt Paulson KE and Cpl Thompson KC.
Lance Corporal (Retired Master Warrant Officer) Frank WEIR on the right on foot patrol along with an unidentified patrolman in Calgary in the early-fifties.
Members of the Canadian Women's Army Corps (CWAC) Provost in a training photo taken in the late 1940s.
Lance Corporal (retired Sgt) Dave Farrington is shown in the center of the above photo making a plaster cast of a footprint during
annual refresher training in 1962 at 4 Provost Platoon in Germany under the supervision of WOII Merle Shantz, Platoon Sgt-Maj.
The member on the right is unidentified.