Andrew McNaughton was one of the war's leading gunners. He introduced new scientific gunnery principles and commanded the Canadian counter-battery section that gathered and processed information on enemy guns and strong points. This photograph, from 1919, shows McNaughton as a brigadier-general holding his officer's swagger stick. The red tabs on the collar reveal that he is part of the general staff.
Library and Archives Canada
PA-034180
Canada and the First World War
