Travelling About: November/December 2014
1. See The Story Of Enemy Aliens In Canada This fall the Canadian War Museum is opening an exhibition of photographs depicting the internment of
Legion Magazine
November 1, 2014
1. See The Story Of Enemy Aliens In Canada This fall the Canadian War Museum is opening an exhibition of photographs depicting the internment of
Wounded In Battle Nora Groenendyk shares a couple of First World War photos of her father, Daniel Joseph Doyle, who was seriously wounded by shrapnel
Military medals are bought and sold regularly in Canada and elsewhere and there are no rules against it. Is this practice wrong?
Allied veterans from the United Kingdom, their families and widows who are in financial need can approach Legion branches or provincial commands to obtain assistance from poppy funds and are encouraged to do so. They can also obtain assistance from benevolent funds back in the U.K. These funds can help veterans and their families (defined as a current spouse and dependant children) with food, clothing, prescription medications, prescribed medical devices, emergency repairs, etc.
It’s one of the most persistent and seemingly irresolvable debates in the world of health–what, exactly, should we be eating if we want to stay
Boots disintegrated in the mud, rifles jammed and there weren’t enough trucks and artillery shells. Add to that a backdrop of mistrust and cronyism as a young nation marched off to war.
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