Historic WWI Photo – Wounded Canadians
Wounded Canadians en route to a field dressing station via light railway, September 1916. WILLIAM IVOR CASTLE, LIBRARY AND ARCHIVES CANADA—PA000912
Wounded Canadians en route to a field dressing station via light railway, September 1916. WILLIAM IVOR CASTLE, LIBRARY AND ARCHIVES CANADA—PA000912
07/2/1940 His Majesty’s Canadian Ship St. Laurent rescues 860 from the torpedoed passenger liner Arandora Star. 07/2/1941 The Royal Canadian Air Force is “officially” authorized
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