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Some troops were stationed at an old country manor in England that boasted a swimming pool, though it was full of stagnant water from wartime
Legion Magazine
March 10, 2016
Some troops were stationed at an old country manor in England that boasted a swimming pool, though it was full of stagnant water from wartime
David Bowen-Colthurst tells this fishing story about Terrace, B.C., site of a big army training camp during the Second World War. In those days the
Irene Wert of Quinton, Sask., sends this funny-sad account of a visit to the United States:
A quiet calm permeated Ottawa as the city— and the nation—paused to remember the fallen It was a typically grey but unseasonably mild morning
Bernard McElwaine of Finchley, England, onetime captain in the North Shore (N.B.) Regt., says that during the Normandy fighting an order was issued to forbid
The next special issue from Legion Magazine examines the role of the Newfoundland Regiment and the Canadian Expeditionary Force in the monumental First World War battle that
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