The Forgotten Flyers
In other theatres the RAF had spurned dive-bombers in general and the Vengeance in particular. But in India and Burma the Vengeance performed heroic service
Hugh A. Halliday
September 28, 2014
In other theatres the RAF had spurned dive-bombers in general and the Vengeance in particular. But in India and Burma the Vengeance performed heroic service
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My Brother Bill By A.V. Bentum April 1985 Of my two brothers who, like me, went to France in WW I, Bill was my favorite.
Without warning, a yellowish-green cloud began drifting over the landscape toward the Allied front line. It was April 1915 and the first to fall to the chlorine gas were soldiers from the 45th Algerian Division. Two days later, Canadian soldiers would be clutching their throats, choking on the same asphyxiating gas. We begin a series of articles on Canada’s initial battles on the Western Front.
The Historian’s Story of Vimy By John Buchan April 1927 A decade has passed since the great battle in which the Canadian Corps swept the
This past July the Department of National Defence issued its long awaited Defence Acquisition Guide 2014 (DAG 14) which it says will be updated annually
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An informative primer on Canada’s crucial role in the Normandy landing, June 6, 1944.