Talk:Royal Canadian Horse Artillery

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There is a mistake in this passage:

"5 RALC is the francophone element of the regular artillery, and was formed in 1968. 5 RALC is part of 2nd Canadian Division's 5 Canadian Mechanized Brigade Group. It is composed of two Gun Batteries (X and Q), one Surveillance and Target Acquisition Battery (R), a Forward Observation Battery (V), and its Headquarters Battery (BCS).[9]."

The two gun batteries are X and R, the STA (target acquisition) battery is Q and the rest is correct. The French version of this article also contains mistakes as to the role of the batteries, which may have been different in the past. I can't source this from the web and I do not have access to regimental histories or documents right now, but someone with access to these things should correct the mistake. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 74.59.150.135 (talk) 01:51, 9 August 2020 (UTC)[reply]