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The Gerald M. Beugin fonds consists of thirteen lined notebooks in which Beugin tracked the daily progress of WWII as it was recorded by the Free Press Prairie Farmer, a weekly publication of the Winnipeg Free Press. The fonds is comprised of one series: Notebooks.

The fonds consists of two scrapbooks added to and maintained by Hotsenpillar for a period of roughly 60 years. It is comprised of a single series: Scrapbooks.

The fonds consists of two photographs documenting the R.C.E.’s erection of two bailey bridges over the Ijssel River in Zutphen, Gelderland, in the Netherlands, in 1945; as well as material documenting Davies's death.

The collection consists of newspaper clippings, predominantly front pages, taken from an assortment of publications in 1945. Annotations on these items refer to donor’s location at the time of publication.

Fonds consists of materials gathered by Hoar and his family predominantly related to Hoar's service in the Canadian military. Highlights include an unpublished history of the 3rd Canadian Field Regiment, and a regimental album for the 11th Canadian Field Regiment during WWII.

Fonds consists of documents and photographs pertaining to the military career of William Challes.

The fonds contains records and photographs pertaining to the military activity of Albert Philip Allen during the course of his service in WWI. The fonds is divided into three series: Correspondence, Personal Records, Photographs.

Fonds consists of material gathered or created by Beatrice Ross. All records pertain to Ross's experience as a soldier in the Canadian Women's Army Corps during WWII.

Fonds is divided into seven series:

1. Correspondence.
2. Notebooks
3. Photographs
4. Ephemera
5. Clippings
6. Published material
7. Maps

Fonds consists of unit photographs showing Peter Macdonald Abel. Also includes two textual items related to Peter Macdonald Abel.

Fonds consists of correspondence and photographs related to the naval service of William Hinman Duce during WWI. The subject of most of the correspondence is Duce's application, and appeal for entitlement to benefits under the War Veteran's Allowance Act.