Captain Ross Brown, bandmaster, with COTC band, posing with their instruments at Saskatoon Armouries.

Squadron marching in street of unidentified German town. Buildings of European design, people and Volkswagen in background.

Four COTC cadets receive communications training with radio transmitters. Signs and posters on wall in background, one poster on artificial respiration, another one sign reads "Danger. The High Voltage used in these transmitters can cause instant Death. Read Safety Rules."

COTC cadets during weapons training; an officer stands at the side watching. Outdoor scene at Dundurn Camp; buildings and rifles in background.

Guests in evening attire seated at dinner table during the Tri-Services Ball.

Eight COTC cadets pose indoors with a Triumph motorcycle; other motorcycles visible in background.

Four COTC officers in Germany looking at mill stone; mill wheel and building in background; [H. Watson]

Presentation of award to unidentifed COTC cadet. Names of men written on back of photograph: Brig. Gen. J.A.W. Bennel, Commander M.D.P. Allely, and D. McPherson.

COTC cadets marching as they pull a gun carriage on a downtown Saskatoon street. Store fronts and signs in background.

Four COTC officers walking in Germany; steeples of church and trees in background. [H. Watson].

Soldiers in line formation in an open field at Camp Hughes, Manitoba, marching past Brigadier General J. Hughes and other officers as they salute. "B" Company, made up of University of Saskatchewan volunteers, would form the second line under the command of Major J.P. Oliver (Engineering), C.J. Mackenzie (Engineering) being a platoon commander.

Four rows of soldiers in uniform at the front entrance of the College Building. Sign at their feet reads: "Platoon 5, 196th Batt. W.U. Saskatchewan."

This fonds consists of mementos of the 128th Battalion. It includes a programme of their performed music, a Christmas card, menus from their travels and a reunion programme.