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Last NameRankFirst NameUnitTheatre of OperationsLocationDate DeceasedPublished
VOSHIKIStaff SergeantRobertTorontoNovember/December 2006
VOSKOMarvinCalgary HighlandersWorld War IICôte Saint-LucJune 26th, 2005November/December 2005
VOSSGeneralFrankRoyal ArtilleryWorld War IIActonSeptember 4th, 1985Web Only
VOSSCraftsmanRobert WilliamRoyal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical EngineersWorld War IIScarboroughFebruary 9th, 1987July/August 1987
VOSSCorporalVincent OdellRoyal Canadian Corps of SignalsWorld War IIMarshallAugust 2nd, 1982December 1982
VOSSLERJohnWorld War IIVancouverJanuary 1999March/April 2000
VOTHGunnerHenry3rd Medium RegimentWorld War IIBritish Columbia, CanadaMarch 24th, 2000November/December 2000
VOTHGeorgeRoyal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical EngineersVictoriaJanuary 15th, 1991May 1991
VOTHLeading AircraftmanWilliamRoyal Canadian Air ForceRed DeerApril 7th, 1992July/August 1992
VOTHWilliam R.Royal Canadian Army Service CorpsWorld War IILethbridgeMay 16th, 2009March/April 2010
VOTH-DOANPrivateSamuel A.1st Canadian Parachute BattalionWorld War IIVedder CrossingJanuary 6th, 2008November/December 2008
VOTOURVincentRoyal Canadian Army Service Corps, Royal Canadian EngineersKorean WarOntario, CanadaSeptember 3rd, 2006May/June 2007
VOTOURArthur E.Canadian ArmyWorld War IINew Brunswick, CanadaNovember 5th, 2006May/June 2007
VOTOUREldonRoyal Canadian Naval Volunteer ReserveWorld War IIMiramichiApril 22nd, 2010March/April 2011
VOTOURSergeantDennis C.Royal Canadian Armoured CorpsOromoctoJune 19th, 2020November 2021
VOTTOCorporalStephenCanadian ArmyWorld War IISurreyMay 3rd, 1993September 1993
VOURIOTE.J.WinnipegMarch 7th, 1998September/October 1998
VOUTSergeantA.C.ArmyWorld War IITrentonMarch 22nd, 1983June/July 1983
VOUTPrivateAlbert A.Canadian ArmyWorld War IINiagara FallsOctober 5th, 2011March/April 2012
VOUTIERWilfred166th Field Regiment, Royal Artillery (Newfoundland)World War IIOnaping FallsNovember 27th, 2017November 2018
VOUTIERDonaldCanadian ArmyWorld War IINewfoundland and Labrador, CanadaNovember 16th, 2006May/June 2007
VOUTTPrivateWillis C.Carleton and York RegimentWorld War IISt. Stephen1984June 1984
VOWDENWarrant Officer 1st ClassStephen V.Royal Canadian Air ForceWorld War IIAllistonMarch 25th, 1985June 1985
VOWLESCorporalGerald V.403 (Wolf) Squadron, Royal Canadian Air ForceWorld War IIBrownsburgApril 22nd, 1992July/August 1992
VOWLESFrancis R.Royal Flying Corps, Royal Air ForceWorld War IBrownsburgMay 17th, 1987October 1987
VOYJohn M.WindsorJanuary 31st, 2003September/October 1997
VOYCEYLeading AircraftmanClare HarryRoyal Canadian Air ForceWorld War IITorontoMarch 15th, 1983June/July 1983
VOYERErnest J.Royal Canadian Ordnance CorpsWorld War IIThe PasSeptember 3rd, 1991February 1992
VOYSEYTrooperAndy A.South Saskatchewan RegimentWorld War IISaskatchewan, CanadaJune 18th, 2001November/December 2001
VOYZELLEColonelRogerRoyal Canadian Ordnance Corps, Le Regiment de la ChaudièreQuebecMarch 19th, 1984June 1984
VRANCHSergeant MajorStanleyLake Superior RegimentWorld War IIElliot LakeJuly 4th, 2005November/December 2005
VREBOSCHAdrien V.Royal Canadian Air ForceWorld War IIOntario, CanadaAugust 12th, 2010March/April 2011
VRIJMikeDutch ResistanceWorld War IIOntario, CanadaJanuary 21st, 2010September/October 2010
VRONICKMichaelRoyal Canadian EngineersWorld War IIManotickMay 25th, 2002November/December 2002
VROOMSergeantCharlie N.Royal Canadian Naval Volunteer Reserve, Canadian ForcesWorld War IINew Brunswick, CanadaNovember 20th, 2005March/April 2006
VROOMANPrivateWilliamPrincess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry, Canadian Armed ForcesKorean WarAirdrieSeptember 13th, 1991December 1991/January 1992
VROOMANTelegraphistJohnRoyal Canadian Naval Volunteer ReserveWorld War IIOttawaMay 20th, 1995November/December 1995
VRZOVSKIPrivateRisto S.World War IIScarboroughJuly 16th, 1996November/December 1996
VUCELICHNovakCanadian ArmyWorld War IIWindsorApril 24th, 1993July/August 1993
VUILLEMONTLieutenantLeon A.World War IIKnowltonOctober 9th, 1995January 1996
VUJOVICCorporalRadomirRoyal NavyWorld War IIJasperMay 1st, 1989July/August 1989
VUKSANOVICMiloYugoslav ResistanceWorld War IITruroApril 16th, 2005November/December 2005
VULCANOWilliamCanadian ArmyWorld War IIBritish Columbia, CanadaDecember 15th, 2002March/April 2003
VUSSILAJackArgyll and Sutherland Highlanders of CanadaWorld War IIWindsorOctober 31st, 1985February 1986
VYECorporalEarlRoyal Canadian EngineersWorld War IIPrincetonFebruary 1986May 1986
VYESapperBlairRoyal Canadian EngineersWorld War IINew Brunswick, CanadaJanuary 21st, 2009September/October 2009
VYELeading AirwomanAnne S.Royal Canadian Air ForceWorld War IINovember 26th, 2005March/April 2006
VYECaptainHoward R.Royal Canadian ArtilleryWorld War IIRothesayJanuary 25th, 1993May 1993
VYEPerleyRoyal Canadian Naval Volunteer ReserveWorld War IINew Brunswick, CanadaApril 6th, 2004September/October 2004
VYEPrivateMelbourne F.Canadian Provost CorpsWorld War IIVictoriaApril 23rd, 2014September/October 2014
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