Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry - A WW2 project of the CMHS
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Re-enacted Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry
1939-1945
Welcome to the PPCLI re-enactment unit's website. This unit is a project of the Canadian Military Heritage Society , a non-profit charitable organization, and not related to the presently serving PPCLI battalions of the Canadian Armed Forces. However, kind permission has been given by the PPCLI to portray this dedicated and proud serving unit as a CMHS living history project.
The PPCLI WW2 unit travels throughout Ontario, New Your, PA, and Ohio representing the historical contributions the regiment contributed during the years of World War Two.
Visit the Canadian Military Heritage Society's other Canadian Military Living History projects:
WW1 - www.ppcli.canadianwebs.com
1812 - www.49thfoot.canadianwebs.com
Left: Other Ranks Cap Badge of the PPCLI during World War Two.
Right: Officers Cap Badge
Bottom: 1st Division Bagde
"Left of the Line" Advance, from Canadian Army Newsreel 69, April 1945. After the crossing of the Rhine, the First Canadian Army was given two tasks: to liberate western Netherlands and to march through northeastern Netherlands and northern Germany up to the Weser River. The Canadians took 7,600 Casualties Liberating the Netherlands.
Email us at this address if you have any questions about this re-enactment unit.
