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  • L/Cpl William John McLennan
    William John McLennan was in the 8th Canadian Field Regiment Royal Canadian Artillery. He enlisted in the 61st Battery in Edmonton, Alberta on September 13, 1939. He left for England from Pier 21 on the Monarch of Bermuda on January 30, 1940 and returned to the Pier aboard the Samaria in early June …
  • LAC Wallace E. McLeod
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  • Stoker P.O. Donald W. McNeille
    I was born in Glasgow, Scotland on December 23rd, 1911. I arrived in Canada at Pier 21 on July 15th, 1930 aboard the SS Westernland from Southampton, England as an immigrant boy to work on the farms on Nova Scotia. I was 18 years old and went to Daykne Farm in Mount Denson, NS. After working on …
  • Private Joseph Charles McNutt
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  • Pte John S. McQueen
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  • CWO Leo F. McTaggart
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  • Trooper Marcus J. Merovitch
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  • Flying Officer T.R. Millar
    MY FATHER - F/O Thomas Roberts [Bob] Millar RAAF Observer 422612 104 Squadron RAF Jan-July 1944 Foggia Main and 31 Squadron SAAF Aug-Oct 1944 Celone Foggia My RAAF father was born in Sept. 1916 in Narromine NSW Australia and later lived in Sydney, attending schools and University there. He was …
  • Col J. E. H. Miller
    Col J. E. H. Miller …
  • Warrant Officer Jack E. Mills
    By Elsie Mills I stood at the window today looking across a field of sweet corn. So many years have passed and so much has happened. It’s August, 1999, a beautiful day. The sun is shining and the sky looks so huge. That was the first impression I had of Canada, May 25th, 1945. I was 6th of 10 …

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