Normandy, A Soldier’s View
by Ken Huxtable Soldiers take a few moments to relax with some music amid the destroyed and very dusty city of Caen, France. After rushing
Legion Magazine
May 1, 2002
by Ken Huxtable Soldiers take a few moments to relax with some music amid the destroyed and very dusty city of Caen, France. After rushing
by Benjamin Errett It wouldn’t exactly be true to say I joined The Royal Canadian Legion last October in a burst of post-Sept. 11th
by Inspector Graham Muir Vlade Maric and his family welcomed us into their home on a warm spring day in 1993. It was our
by John M. Robertson It was April 1, but His Majesty’s Ship Indefatigable had been plowing a furrow back and forth across the Pacific
by Michael Crossling Every month when I visit my local pharmacist to pick up a supply of prescription drugs I am obliged to either
by M.H. McKee I was just a youngster when the Germans occupied the Netherlands in World War II. My family lived 25 miles southwest
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An informative primer on Canada’s crucial role in the Normandy landing, June 6, 1944.