Terry Copp

The words Luctor et Emergo, which translate into I struggle and I emerge, were emblazoned on the crest of Zeeland long before World War II

  Pipers play a lament at the burial of 55 members of the Black Watch following the fighting in October. On Oct. 2, 1944, General

An 8th Reconnaissance Regiment anti-tank crew helps guard the road near Dunkirk on Sept. 16, 1944. During September 1944, 2nd Canadian Infantry Division was involved

  The World War II battle for the Breskens Pocket, code named Operation Switchback, was the crucial first stage in the struggle to open the

Buffalo amphibious vehicles enter the water during the battle to clear the Scheldt estuary in October 1944. The battle to clear the Scheldt estuary and

Canadian Sergeant L.K. Woods (left) and Private M.S. Perkins visit children in Furnes, Belgium, 1944. September 1944 is remembered as the month of Arnhem, the