Historic WWII Photo – British Troops Disembark
British troops disembark from HMCS Prince David on D-Day. PO DONOVAN J. THORNDICK, LIBRARY AND ARCHIVES CANADA—PA190830
British troops disembark from HMCS Prince David on D-Day. PO DONOVAN J. THORNDICK, LIBRARY AND ARCHIVES CANADA—PA190830
Army vehicles are produced by the Ford Motor Company, Windsor, Ont., March 1941. NATIONAL FILM BOARD, LIBRARY AND ARCHIVES CANADA—WRM577
A woman tapes a window as an air raid precaution, Vancouver, December 1941. NICHOLAS MORANT, LIBRARY AND ARCHIVES CANADA—PA112708
A wartime salvage poster. LIBRARY AND ARCHIVES CANADA—C087543
A woman welds a Bren gun at the John Inglis Company, Toronto, 1942. LIBRARY AND ARCHIVES CANADA—C007481
Air raid instructions posted in Halifax. NOVA SCOTIA ARCHIVES—200906812



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