Canadian Army Newsreel, No 9 1943 [unedited]

Segments of the video:
1) The visit of the Duke of Gloucester to Canadian troops training in Britain including support units, Canadian Tank Brigade and RCASC vehicles.
Major General Worthington accompanies the Duke and they watch 11th Infantry Brigade (and 28th Canadian Armoured Regiment) on manouevres.
2) Footage of Canadian Sappers (Royal Canadian Engineers) in training laying mines and building Bailey Bridges.
3) Casualty Evacuation demonstration showing methods of moving injured men across a river by rope or in a prepared raft followed by a double-decker Jeep ambulance.
4) The Pen and the Sword covers the battle drills of Clerks of the Canadian Army including crawling through a trench whilst being shot at with live ammunition.
5) Khaki Close-Ups features the marriage of a Canadian War Correspondent, following by some recreational activities for the troops of the Loyal Scots during a sports day.
6) Ready for the Day - covers preparations of RAM tanks for amphibious wading operations, sealing, hatches, closeups of the ductwork and wading fabrics, as well as detonation of the Cordtex when coming ashore and beach firing trials.

[@CthulhuInc]

the visit to the dental corps must have confused the duke - what's that - "dentistry"? never heard of it! 😆