The Queen's Own Rifles of Canada Regimental is please to host the Museum Strathroy-Caradoc's travelling exhibition that highlights the extraordinary life and military career of Strathroy-area native Sir Arthur Currie.
Drawing from sources and materials relevant to his early life in rural Strathroy, Ontario, the exhibit considers the influence of his youth on his remarkable rise through the ranks from a militia gunner before the First World War, to become the first Canadian commander of the Canadian Expeditionary Force. The exhibit traces the humble roots of Canada's greatest military commander and celebrates his achievements and legacy as a source of national pride.
Topics Covered:
- The Life and Legacy of Arthur Currie
- Early Life in Napperton, Ontario
- Businessman & Gentleman Solider
- The Great War for Civilization
- Currie the Tactician
- Currie & His Troops
- Postwar Life
- Legacy of Sir Arthur Currie
