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Here’s an item from D.S. Climie of Nipigon, Ont.: “Because of a surplus of trained artillery officers, I sat around transit camp in Windsor, N.S.,
Legion Magazine
July 31, 2014
Here’s an item from D.S. Climie of Nipigon, Ont.: “Because of a surplus of trained artillery officers, I sat around transit camp in Windsor, N.S.,
The allied air forces (American and British) in India during the Second World War were always aggressive in their stance. The monsoon rains from June
It is difficult to imagine finer play than that at the Dominion Command Darts Championship at Orleans Branch in Ottawa, May 2-4.
Next spring, much of the world will commemorate the 70th anniversary of VE-Day, the end of the Second World War in Europe. Given the current tensions between the West and Russia, there may be little incentive to focus on the events of 1945 among the great powers.
Cribbage has always been a family pastime for Quebec Command player Ernie Michaud. “I come from a big family—I have seven brothers and sisters. We played cribbage together as kids and now we are playing with our own kids,” he said.
The first steps toward development of a national approach to helping homeless veterans were taken at the Homeless Veterans Forum held April 15-16 at Legion House in Ottawa, where participants agreed to form a group to draw up a road map for future discussions and co-ordinated work.
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