Movement of the 19th Battalion: 1915

	January January 5th Cedar Vale Moved for Tactical Scheme.   January 12th Milton, Ontario Officers attended Staff Tour.   February February 1st-6th High Park and Cedar Vale (Machine Gun Section only) Selecting positions and taking cover.   February 10th Cedar Vale Night operations.   February 15th-February 20th High Park Outpost Scheme and Attack.   February 19th-February 20th Camp to Toronto Island to Mimico (Signalling Section only) Telegraphing, helio stations set up from location to location above.   February 16th Opening of the Provincial Legislature (Guard of Honour provided from the 3rd Company)   March March 1st Cedar Vale The Battalion In Attack. Returned to Camp 2:20 pm.   March 1st-March 6th Camp to Toronto Island to Bathurst Hill (Signalling Section only) Flag Work, Helio stations set up from location to location above.   March 8th-March 13th Long Branch Musketry Practice, Companies attended on successive days. Signal Section performed communications from Camp to Long Branch. High Park Outpost Work.   March 15th-March 20th Long Branch Musketry Practice, Companies attended on successive days. Signal Section performed communications from Camp to Long Branch, and Hamilton to Long Branch. High Park Advancing and Retiring under fire. Lectures on Protection and Night Operations.   March 16th Cedar Vale Night Attack with the 20th Battalion.   March 22nd-March 27th Long Branch Musketry Practice, Companies attended on successive days. Signal Section performed communications from Camp to Long Branch.   March 24th Humber (B Company, C.M.R.R. only)   March 29th-March 31st Long Branch Musketry Practice. Signal Section performed communications from Camp to Long Branch.   April April 1st Leaside Tactical Scheme. Don River Attack on Infantry and Artillery.   April 3rd-April 6th Long Branch Musketry Practice.   April 8th Humber River and Humber Valley, Ontario Night Operations. Signal Section performed communications from Camp to Long Branch.   April 10th Yonge St. Dock to Hamilton, Ontario on the S.S. MACASSA Paraded through town to visit the town of Hamilton by request of the Town Council.   April 16th Weston, Ontario Engaged the enemy (played by the 5th C.M.R. and 2 Field Artillery batteries. Fairbank, Ontario   April 20th High Park Judging Distance Tests.   April 23rd Black Creek Establishing pickets, used two companies from the 20th Battalion as the enemy.   April 26th High Park Judging Distance Tests.   April 27th High Park Bayonet Exercise.   April 29th-April 30th Long Branch Marched to location.   April 30th Long Branch Bayonet Exercise.   May May 1st Long Branch Marched to location.   May 5th-May 8th High Park Bayonet Drill.   May 12th Montreal, Quebec Moved from Exhibition Siding to trains at 6:30pm. Arrived Montreal 6:00am on May 13th.   May 13th R.M.S. SCANDINAVIAN Departed Montreal aboard the R.M.S. SCANDINAVIAN at 11:00am. May May 22nd Devon Port, England Arrived 11:00am, the battalion did not disembark.   May 23rd Westenhanger Station, Kent, England Disembarked at 8:20am, arrived at Westenhanger Station, took railway. Camp Sandling, Shorncliffe, England Off railway at 8:30pm, marched to Camp Sandling.   May-August May-August Camp Sandling, Shorncliffe, England Training for 19th Battalion conducted.   September September 14th Shorncliffe Camp, Sandgate, Folkestone, England S.E. C.R. CO’S BOAT ‘QUEEN’ Marched from Camp to Folkestone, embarked on the QUEEN.