during the First World War. General Order 138 of 1928 promulgates this honour. Musician Upon successful completion of recruit training members of the band are addressed as musician (Muscn/OR-3). Regimental museum The Governor General's Foot Guards Regimental Museum collects, preserves, studies and exhibits those objects that serve to illustrate the history and traditions of the regiment. The museum will collect materials that depict the regiment’s past in terms of war, ceremonial, training, sport and other affairs that have influenced the regiment over the years. The museum will provide for the preservation of such material and for its availability to all those who wish to see and study it. The museum will be a non-profit educational establishment, operated for the regiment and open to the public, regardless of race, creed, or occupation. The museum will disseminate knowledge and stimulate interest through materials, information services by holding meetings and arranging special programs for the regiment, the association and the public for the furtherance of the purpose of the museum. The museum co-operates with the regiment, association, the National War Museum and other museums as well as the Municipality of Ottawa-Carleton, to collect and preserve materials of significance so that these materials may be preserved and aid in the advancement of knowledge of the regiment. The Guards' museum holds many artifacts from throughout the history of the regiment. Some of the artifacts displayed are a captured German trench periscope, various firearms from past wars including a Second World War–era German MG42, a MP 40, and a copy of Mein Kampf signed by Adolf Hitler. Also on display are several books containing photographs from World War II. The museum is located in the south end of the Cartier Square Drill Hall and is open on parade nights or by appointment. Order of precedence Freedoms The regiment has received the Freedom twice throughout its history at the following occasions: 1972: Ottawa 2022: Ottawa Badge and motto Drill Hall See also Canadian Guards List of armouries in Canada Military history of Canada History of the Canadian Army Governor General's Foot Guards Band Ceremonial Guard References Further reading External links GGFG Regimental Museum GGFG Regimental Association Time-lapse video of training in Ottawa The Guards Star newsletter Governor General's Foot Guards Infantry regiments of Canada Guards regiments Military units and formations established in 1872 Museums in Ottawa Regimental museums in Canada 1872 establishments in Canada Canadian Militia units