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| This website is dedicated to the memory of the tremendous Canadian contribution in both World Wars, and a place of remembrance for all our fallen since 1914. |
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Too many fought and died for us to ever forget. Sacrifices made by those Canadians must not be forgotten. That is my goal, this is my inspiration:
Canadian Military Personnel Killed
 First World War: 66,665
Second World War: 46,998
Korea: 516
Peacekeeping: 121
Afghanistan: 157 |
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On June 19 throughout our military history during World War I, World War II and Korea, a total of 133 men and women died in the service of Canada. Every day is a day of remembrance.
Now Remembering
A. ADSHEAD, Private - 1917
LAVERDIERE, Private - 1916
V. MCLELLAN, W.O.I W.Op./Air Gnr. - 1944
J. RAIL, Private - 1916
F. CREIGHTON, Lieutenant Colonel - 1916
C. ROZEK, Pilot Officer - 1942
P. BAILLARGEON, Flight Sergeant - 1944
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Canadians relied on photos and footage for information and inspiration during the war. Today, they provide us with an invaluable historical record of the war and those who fought it.
Spotlight: Normandy in Colour
Colour photographs of Canadian soldiers in Normandy. |
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Trasimene Line >>
After liberating Rome, the Allies push the Germans North to the Gothic Line before they could organize defenses in Central Italy. June 20-30, 1944. |
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Normandy Build Up >>
After beating back German counter attacks to hold the beaches, the 2nd infantry and 4th armoured join 3rd infantry in France and prepare to break out in early July. |
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