Historic Victoria Cross Photo – Battle Headquarters
The Canadian Corps battle headquarters, Neuville-Vitasse, August 1918. [DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL DEFENCE, LIBRARY AND ARCHIVES CANADA—PA040274]
Legion Magazine
January 25, 2016
The Canadian Corps battle headquarters, Neuville-Vitasse, August 1918. [DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL DEFENCE, LIBRARY AND ARCHIVES CANADA—PA040274]
German prisoners are led away after the storming of Regina Trench. [LIBRARY AND ARCHIVES CANADA—C043992]
Cane of St.Catharines, Ont., says he has proof that old soldiers not only don’t die, they don’t even fade away. His 94-year-old uncle, Jim, a
An aerial view of Regina Trench, Sept. 19, 1916. [MITCHELL-TURNER AIR PHOTOS]
A wounded soldier enjoys a cigarette near Hill 70. [CANADIAN WAR MUSEUM—19920085-656]
A painting of an injured soldier is carried on a stretcher while walking wounded follow behind. Photo of painting by BEAVERBROOK COLLECTION OF WAR ART,
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