Remembered at sea
During the Second World War, Canadian editorial illustrator Bob Chambers created a series of memorial cards to honour those Allied ships and their crews that didn’t make it home
Legion Magazine
February 3, 2025
During the Second World War, Canadian editorial illustrator Bob Chambers created a series of memorial cards to honour those Allied ships and their crews that didn’t make it home
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It’s 1944 and, as Allied armies fight their way through France, supply lines are stretched thin. The tools of war must travel from Normandy to
Carla-Jean Stokes says No Back in 2014, The Canadian Press obtained records outlining concerns bureaucrats raised to the Conservative government about its efforts to commemorate
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An informative primer on Canada’s crucial role in the Normandy landing, June 6, 1944.