Ed Heatley
Ed Heatley posing with an unloaded Bren light machine gun at the Korean front, 1951-1952.
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Create AccountEd Heatley posing with an unloaded Bren light machine gun at the Korean front, 1951-1952.
Jiggs Borland (left) and Adrian Mercey, crew members of Car #219, 14th Canadian Hussars (8th Recce Regiment).
Canadian Women's Army Corps' (CWAC) living quarters in Hamilton, Ontario, circa 1944-45.
Harold Hall is pictured here training with 3" mortar in Southampton, England in 1940.
Doreen Newton in CWAC Basketball Uniform, St John, New Brunswick, 1944-45.
Fred Allison on the grave of his Brother Tommy, Holden Cemetary Holland, 60th Anniversary. Tommy was a Tank Driver and dead at the end of the war.
Bill Mcready, Henry Killham, and Charles Edhouse. The three men joined the army together in 1940.
Private Brisson (right) pictured with his No. 2 colleague on the Bren Gun, Private Roger Fréchette (center) and an unidentified soldier, circa 1950-1951.
11th Army Field Regiment NCO's, Medical Corps Italy. L-R: Corporal Edwards; Joe Dicarlo; Rev. Fields (Batman); Sgt. Jameson. Captain Brian Murphy sits center, 1944.
Sherman tanks disembarking from a Landing Ship, Tank under the direction of Royal Canadian Navy Beach Commandos on Juno Beach, Normandy, France, July 1944.
Emile Turcot is pictured here hugging his mother, while surrounded by his sisters, on the day he returned to Canada after the war, October 28, 1945.
Photo of landing craft going to Normandy with Army personnel on board, 1944.
Portrait of Captain Brian J. Murphy, Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps.
Knight of Legion of Honour (Republic of France), awarded to Edward Borland for his role in the Liberation of Dieppe, July 1, 2006.
Captain Brian J Murphy wearing tropical clothes, in Italy, with standard issue medical equipment.
Bombardier B.W. Bailey in a Priest self-propelled gun of the 19th Field Regiment, Royal Canadian Artillery (R.C.A.), France, July 1944