The sub series consists of information about 180 RCACC, lists of members in 1991 and 1994, a blank application form and expectations of cadets, correspondence, and Change of Command Forms for Kozar, Colbeck and Parsonage. Also included is the March 1998 issue of Quadrant, the newsletter of The Royal Canadian Artillery, in which the history of 180 RCACC was published. 180 RCACC was affiliated with 20 Field Regiment Royal Canadian Artillery.
The sub series consists of personal correspondence between Dr. Kozar and various government departments regarding Cadet assignments, programs and expenses.
The sub series consists of files of correspondence, circulars and information on organizations associated with both Frank Kozar as he worked with the Cadets, and with the Royal Canadian Army Cadets in General: Canadian Forces Station Trumpeter at Beaverlodge; the Royal Canadian Legion; the Order of St. John; the Land Force Western Area Advisory Group; the Cadet Services of Canada; the Cadet Services of Canada, Alberta Branch; the Army Cadet League of Canada; and the Army Cadet League of Alberta. The Royal Canadian Legion file contains an album of photographs, paper artifacts and news clippings detailing the activities of the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 54 from 1979-1980. It was created by Gus Cooper and given to Frank Kozar before he passed away in 1999. There is also a copy of the Twenty-ninth Biennial Convention, 1975 program which includes pages inserted with original photographs, 2 copies of "Legion" from 1986 and 2004, and 4 copies of "The Legionary" from 1965-1967.
The sub series consists of b & w portraits of individuals associated with the history of the Peace River Country of Alberta: Henry Monkman, Chester Ronning, Euphemia McNaught, Erich Anderson, P.V. Croken, Mr. & Mrs. Max Zimmerman, Mr. & Mrs. D.O. Hanson, Morley Sherk, Scotty Ross, Jack McLean, Otto Kuhn, Father Lane and Father Neil Corbett (and their contemporary Redemptorists), Grant MacEwan, Dr. Andrew Murray, and Robert Guest. These portraits were taken by Frank Kozar during the 1980s, presumably on visits to the Grande Prairie area.
The sub-series consists of photographs of family and friends, often in the context of farming. Included are images of a Bennet Buggy on sleigh runners, making home-made ice cream, mowing the lawn with a push-type mower, and shoulder-high crops.
The sub-series consists of various kinds of studio portraits of individuals, couples, families and groups. Some of them include the use of props and uniforms (e.g. sports/work). Most of them are unidentified.
The sub-series consists of correspondence, submissions, studies, photographs and news clippings regarding the construction, Grand Opening and paving of Highway 40 South.
