Chaplains aid the evacuation of wounded soldiers, Caen, July 1944. HAROLD G. AIKMAN, LIBRARY AND ARCHIVES CANADA—PA133244
We have a funny-sad but true story from Leslie Mitchell of Curling, N.L.: “In September, I was present at an appeal board hearing concerning my
Mail is undoubtedly one of the biggest boosts for morale to any soldier, sailor, airman or airwoman serving in wartime. There is nothing like a letter from home or even a copy of the old school newsletter.
Tragi-Comedies of Error By Wilfrid Bovey December 1953 The First Canadian Contingent left Valcartier for Britain; their armada, convoyed by ships of the Royal Navy,
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An informative primer on Canada’s crucial role in the Normandy landing, June 6, 1944.
