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    Quote Originally Posted by jrhead75 View Post
    I guess a lot of different scenarios could be possible though, given the times.
    Rewording my query: is there any other possibility for COR as a unit/regimental abbreviation on a pre-1918 SMLE, other then Connaught Rangers?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Patrick Chadwick View Post
    Rewording my query: is there any other possibility for COR as a unit/regimental abbreviation on a pre-1918 SMLE, other then Connaught Rangers?
    The most likely answer would be that the 'C' is a worn/poorly stamped 'G', which would fit the 3rd battalion of the Gordon Highlanders to a tee. They spent the war in Aberdeen training replacement drafts.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jrhead75 View Post
    The most likely answer would be that the 'C' is a worn/poorly stamped 'G', which would fit the 3rd battalion of the Gordon Highlanders to a tee.

    I agree - I cannot find anything else that is plausible.

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