Canadian

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Canadian pics in this thread

 

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Friendly fire incident in Normandy as Allied bombs fall close to Canadian troops during Op Totalize, causing over 300 Canadian, Polish and British casualties

 

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Canadians in Holland Ap 45

 

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Ontario 1941

 

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Canadians in Blankenberge, Belg Sep 44

 

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Saskatoon Light Infantry, Italy March 1944

 

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Queens Own Cameron Highlanders of Canada, Germany 45

 

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Canadians, location unknown

 

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Dieppe

 

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Canadians, Holland

Canadian pilot Jim Edwards

 

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Edwards

 

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Canadian Cliff Horncastle in P-40, England

 

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Canadian Spitfire, UK 1942

 

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Canadian 6-pdr AT gunners, Normandy

 

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Women waving Union Jacks greet passing soldiers, all Canadians, as they march from the docks after disembarking in France on June 18, 1940.

 

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A Canadian member of the joint American-Canadian landing force squints down the sights of a Japanese machine gun found in a trench on Kiska Island, Alaska, on August 16, 1943. After the brutal fighting in the battle to retake Attu Island, U.S. and Canadian forces were prepared for even more of a fight on Kiska. Unknown to the Allies though, the Japanese had evacuated all their troops two weeks earlier. Although the invasion was unopposed, 32 soldiers were killed in friendly-fire incidents, four more by booby traps, and a further 191 were listed as Missing in Action.

 

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Thread with cleanup of broken images. -

 

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Member of the 13th Field Company, Royal Canadian Engineers (R.C.E.), reading a sign which states, “You are entering Germany - Be on your guard”, feb 1945.-

 

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A Canadian soldier atop a stalled tank amid flooding in the Netherlands, 1945.

 

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"Old Soldiers Never Die - They Dig! And Fade Away Into A Slit Trench." Two Canadian soldiers of the 2nd Army's GHQ "Phantom" Regiment, a special reconnaissance unit, dig slit trenches in Normandy 1944