Historic Victoria Cross Photo – Hill 70
Soldiers pause with some warm beverages near German lines at Hill 70, August 1917. [LIBRARY AND ARCHIVES CANADA—PA001596;]
Legion Magazine
January 7, 2016
Soldiers pause with some warm beverages near German lines at Hill 70, August 1917. [LIBRARY AND ARCHIVES CANADA—PA001596;]
Troops in a trench at Hill 70. [CANADIAN WAR MUSEUM—19920044-242]
Lloyd Allaby of Bloomfield, N.B., says before he sailed for England in 1942 he eavesdropped on older companions for tips on how to get along
Canadians on Salisbury Plain, receiving their Christmas Cards. 1914-1919
Stan Knight of Bobcaygeon, Ont., writes: During the Second World War, our escort group ran a convoy with HMS Revenge. The mighty Revenge sat steady
Canadian troops who fought at Hill 70 in August 1917 march to a rest camp. CANADIAN WAR MUSEUM—19920166-2584
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