John Hogan


Reg. #79
Name: John Joseph Hogan
Date of Birth: Dec 28, 1910
Location at Birth: Carbonear, Newfoundland
Status: Deceased
Date of Passing: Apr 19, 1997
Location at Passing: St. John's, NL, Canada

Ranger Force Career

Regimental Number: 79
Date Enlisted: Feb 10, 1941
Date Discharged: Jul 31, 1950
Length of Service: 9 years 6 months

Posting History

Detachment Start Date End Date
Whitbourne Headquarters Feb 10, 1941 May 1941
Happy Valley-Goose Bay Detachment Jun 1941 May 1943
Bay L’Argent Detachment Oct 1941 Jun 1941
Deer Lake Detachment Sep 1943 Aug 1947
Gander Detachment
Kilbride Headquarters Sep 1943

Rank History

Rank Start Y-M-D End Y-M-D
Ranger 3rd Class 1941 Feb 10 1942 May 31
Ranger 1st Class 1942 Jun 1 1943 Apr 30
Corporal 1943 May 1 1950 Jul 31

Beyond the Ranger Force

Occupation History

Teacher, pre-Ranger Force.
RCMP until retirement in 1966 as Staff Sergeant.
Port Security Officer, National Harbour Board, St. John’s.


From the Library

Newfoundland Ranger John Hogan (Regt. #79) with Royal Air Force (RAF) Corporal Eric Butt [with bandaged feet, on stretcher]
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Date Published 1943
Attribution The Rooms Provincial Archives, MG 612, Series VA 126-128 VA 128-27.1
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Newfoundland Ranger John Hogan (Regt. #79) brought to hospital by Group Captain Anderson, officer in charge at Gander
Author
Date Published 1943
Attribution The Rooms Provincial Archives, MG 612, Series VA 126-128 VA 128-26.2
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Newfoundland Ranger John Hogan (Regt. #79) and Royal Air Force (RAF) Corporal Eric Butt [with bandaged feet] brought from Port Saunders to hospital by Group Captain Anderson, officer in charge at Gander
Author
Date Published 1943
Attribution The Rooms Provincial Archives, MG 612, Series VA 126-128 VA 128-26.1
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On 8 May 1943, Ranger John Hogan was a passenger in a Royal Canadian Air Force plane that was flying from Goose Bay to Gander, when the plane developed problems during flight. The occupants were force...

Newfoundland Ranger John (Jack) Hogan (Regt. #79) and wife
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Date Published 194-
Attribution The Rooms Provincial Archives, MG 612, Series VA 126-128 VA 127-42.1
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Ranger Hogan is wearing the winter issue uniform of the Newfoundland Ranger Force. Hogan's wife is possibly Margaret (nee O'Flaherty). Hogan's first wife, the Eudora (nee Billard) died tragically in 1...

Newfoundland Ranger Corporal John Hogan (Regt. #79) on his way to St. Clare's Mercy Hospital, St. John's following the rescue
Author
Date Published 1943
Attribution The Rooms Provincial Archives, MG 612, Series VA 126-128 VA 128-28.1
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