by Stan Scislowski No civilian can expect to know the deep feelings that can well up in a war veteran when he visits the site
by Dan Danyluk It was April 1961. Two miles south of the airport, heading into Albertville in what was then known as the Democratic Republic
by Major John Egan The author pauses during a live-fire exercise near the Songo River in Sierra Leone in 2001. The Hercules dove to within
by Tom MacGregor From left: Wreaths were placed at the town cenotaph immediately after the church service; Memorial Club member Courtney Clayton visits with Veterans
by Ray Dick From top: Nepean, Ont., resident J. Roger MacPherson, who served during peacetime with the Black Watch (Royal Highland Regiment) of Canada, looks
From top: Wheat grower Herman Trelle was “outstanding” in his field during the late ’20s; freshly cut timber is loaded onto the D.A. Thomas somewhere
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