RCAF bombers attack German flying bomb installations just before D-Day. LEGION MAGAZINE ARCHIVES
A salvage crew works on a damaged Typhoon. LEGION MAGAZINE ARCHIVES
Syd Webb of Toronto writes that in 1944 during a lull in front-line fighting in Holland, an infantry signaller of D Co., Argyll and Sutherland
In Good Hands By George Large January, 1984 I want to write a tribute to the medical corps. I know the subject first-hand because I
It was called Tiger Force, but the Second World War ended before this new strategic bombing formation could roar off into the Pacific. Canadians—in the
Aircrew walk toward a Halifax aircraft in No. 6 Bomber Group, Yorkshire, October 1944. LIBRARY AND ARCHIVES CANADA
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An informative primer on Canada’s crucial role in the Normandy landing, June 6, 1944.
