how many members of the canadian house of commons served in the militia?
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col : name | elected party | constituency | elected date | military service row 1 : john pallett | progressive conservative | peel | march 22, 1954 | canadian army (1942-1946) row 2 : roger parizeau | progressive conservative | lac-saint-jean | march 31, 1958 | canadian army (1939-1945) row 3 : william albert patterson | conservative | colchester | march 5, 1891 | militia row 4 : william hector payne | progressive conservative | coast—capilano | march 31, 1958 | canadian army (1941-1945) row 5 : george randolph pearkes | progressive conservative | nanaimo | june 11, 1945 | canadian army (1915-1945) row 6 : lester bowles pearson | liberal | algoma east | october 25, 1948 | canadian army (1914-1917), royal flying corps (1917-1918 row 7 : cyrus wesley peck | unionist | skeena | december 17, 1917 | canadian army (1914-1925) row 8 : charles alphonse pantaléon pelletier | liberal | kamouraska | february 17, 1869 | militia row 9 : irénée pelletier | liberal | sherbrooke | october 30, 1972 | royal canadian air force (1960-1962) row 10 : louis-philippe pelletier | conservative | quebec county | september 21, 1911 | militia row 11 : lawrence t. pennell | liberal | brant—haldimand | june 18, 1962 | royal canadian air force row 12 : robert pennock | progressive conservative | etobicoke north | september 4, 1984 | canadian army (1951-1952), royal canadian navy (1954-1968) row 13 : arnold peters | cooperative commonwealth federation | timiskaming | june 10, 1957 | royal canadian air force (1942-1945) row 14 : orville h. phillips | progressive conservative | prince | june 10, 1957 | royal canadian air force (1942-1945) row 15 : elmore philpott | liberal | vancouver south | august 10, 1953 | canadian army (1915-1919) row 16 : bernard pilon | liberal | chambly—rouville | june 18, 1962 | canadian army (1941-1945) row 17 : alfred pinsonneault | conservative | laprairie | september 20, 1867 | militia (1855-1862) row 18 : d'arcy britton plunkett | conservative | victoria | december 6, 1928 | royal flying corps row 19 : william albert pommer | liberal | lisgar | august 10, 1953 | canadian army row 20 : john henry pope | liberal-conservative | compton | september 20, 1867 | militia row 21 : john poupore | conservative | pontiac | september 17, 1878 | militia (1869-) row 22 : charles gavan power | liberal | quebec south | december 17, 1917 | canadian army (1915-1918) row 23 : francis "frank" gavan power | liberal | quebec south | september 26, 1955 | canadian army row 24 : russ powers | liberal | ancaster--dundas--flamborough- | june 28, 2004 | canadian forces land force command row 25 : robert john pratt | progressive conservative | jacques cartier—lasalle | june 10, 1957 | canadian army (-1942), royal canadian navy (-1946) row 26 : david price | progressive conservative | compton—stanstead | june 2, 1997 | canadian army (1959-1965) row 27 : william price | conservative | quebec west | october 26, 1908 | canadian army row 28 : edward gawler prior | conservative | victoria | january 23, 1888 | canadian army row 29 : robert william prittie | new democratic | burnaby—richmond | june 18, 1962 | royal canadian air force (1938-1945) row 30 : john oliver probe | cooperative commonwealth federation | regina city | june 11, 1945 | canadian army (1941-1944) row 31 : david vaughan pugh | progressive conservative | okanagan boundary | march 31, 1958 | canadian army
how many members of the canadian house of commons served in the militia?
Name Elected Party Constituency Elected date Military service
John Pallett Progressive Conservative Peel March 22, 1954 Canadian Army (1942-1946)
Roger Parizeau Progressive Conservative Lac-Saint-Jean March 31, 1958 Canadian Army (1939-1945)
William Albert Patterson Conservative Colchester March 5, 1891 Militia
William Hector Payne Progressive Conservative Coast—Capilano March 31, 1958 Canadian Army (1941-1945)
George Randolph Pearkes Progressive Conservative Nanaimo June 11, 1945 Canadian Army (1915-1945)
Lester Bowles Pearson Liberal Algoma East October 25, 1948 Canadian Army (1914-1917), Royal Flying Corps (1917-1918)
Cyrus Wesley Peck Unionist Skeena December 17, 1917 Canadian Army (1914-1925)
Charles Alphonse Pantaléon Pelletier Liberal Kamouraska February 17, 1869 Militia
Irénée Pelletier Liberal Sherbrooke October 30, 1972 Royal Canadian Air Force (1960-1962)
Louis-Philippe Pelletier Conservative Quebec County September 21, 1911 Militia
Lawrence T. Pennell Liberal Brant—Haldimand June 18, 1962 Royal Canadian Air Force
Robert Pennock Progressive Conservative Etobicoke North September 4, 1984 Canadian Army (1951-1952), Royal Canadian Navy (1954-1968)
Arnold Peters Cooperative Commonwealth Federation Timiskaming June 10, 1957 Royal Canadian Air Force (1942-1945)
Orville H. Phillips Progressive Conservative Prince June 10, 1957 Royal Canadian Air Force (1942-1945)
Elmore Philpott Liberal Vancouver South August 10, 1953 Canadian Army (1915-1919)
Bernard Pilon Liberal Chambly—Rouville June 18, 1962 Canadian Army (1941-1945)
Alfred Pinsonneault Conservative Laprairie September 20, 1867 Militia (1855-1862)
D'Arcy Britton Plunkett Conservative Victoria December 6, 1928 Royal Flying Corps
William Albert Pommer Liberal Lisgar August 10, 1953 Canadian Army
John Henry Pope Liberal-Conservative Compton September 20, 1867 Militia
John Poupore Conservative Pontiac September 17, 1878 Militia (1869-)
Charles Gavan Power Liberal Quebec South December 17, 1917 Canadian Army (1915-1918)
Francis "Frank" Gavan Power Liberal Quebec South September 26, 1955 Canadian Army
Russ Powers Liberal Ancaster--Dundas--Flamborough--Westdale June 28, 2004 Canadian Forces Land Force Command
Robert John Pratt Progressive Conservative Jacques Cartier—Lasalle June 10, 1957 Canadian Army (-1942), Royal Canadian Navy (-1946)
David Price Progressive Conservative Compton—Stanstead June 2, 1997 Canadian Army (1959-1965)
William Price Conservative Quebec West October 26, 1908 Canadian Army
Edward Gawler Prior Conservative Victoria January 23, 1888 Canadian Army
Robert William Prittie New Democratic Burnaby—Richmond June 18, 1962 Royal Canadian Air Force (1938-1945)
John Oliver Probe Cooperative Commonwealth Federation Regina City June 11, 1945 Canadian Army (1941-1944)
David Vaughan Pugh Progressive Conservative Okanagan Boundary March 31, 1958 Canadian Army
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