Historic WWII Photo – HMCS Orillia
HMCS Orillia as seen from the deck of HMCS Chambly, May 1941. LIBRARY AND ARCHIVES CANADA—PA115352
HMCS Orillia as seen from the deck of HMCS Chambly, May 1941. LIBRARY AND ARCHIVES CANADA—PA115352
John P. Kyba of Melfort, Sask., says that when he was stationed at No. 1 Infantry Training Brigade, at Debert, N.S., he had to prepare
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