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Canadian Army officer and humanitarian (c. 1877–1955)
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Join the roomMary Elizabeth Plummer was a Canadian organiser, wartime administrator and fundraiser. She is best remembered for founding and directing the Canadian Field Comforts Commission (CFCC) during the First World War, a volunteer service that supplied Canadian soldiers overseas with clothing, reading matter and other "comforts." Her work earned her an honorary captaincy in the Canadian Army Medical Corps and formal commendations from the British War Office.
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