Talk:37 Canadian Brigade Group

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Map Symbol[edit]

NATO Symbol
37		5 Cdn Div
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37 Canadian Brigade Group

To the anonymous account that keeps deleting the brigade's NATO map symbol without discussion, please stop. There was a reference provided that proves the uses and, your personal opinion aside, the Canadian Army still uses NATO symbology for map marking and tactical signs. The only difference is that now Canada uses the NATO publication instead of recreating the standard in its own publication - CdnMCG (talk) 21:05, 21 March 2021 (UTC)[reply]

Source for date of brigade formation[edit]

I can as of yet find no sourced reference for the date of formation of the brigade. The official coin of the HQ has the date April 1 1997 but perhaps the HQ was formed after the brigade somehow? 2605:8D80:5A0:E3C6:8A2E:743F:4A29:AB33 (talk) 10:37, 10 May 2024 (UTC)[reply]