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298 Tag Results for soldier
George Finlay Munro
When the call to arms sounded, two brothers from Edinburgh, Scotland answered the challenge.
Stephen R. Heal
“We went over, some six hundred odd strong and just had about two hundred fifty of us left,” he later wrote. “I lost most of my friends.”
Gordon Rutherford
"The next morning there was a triumphant march through the city and I was one of the lucky ones detailed to go.”
Kenneth Irvine Mitchell
During the war, he had a fear if starving to death in a trench or shell hole so he always carried around a stick of French bread and a tin of jam.
Richard William Mercer
“His children and grandchildren are only alive today because of this small miracle of this cigarette case.”
Wilfred Rutherford
During his service, he was sent to India and German East Africa. He survived the war and went on to have a successful career in medicine.
David John Rutherford
He was serving as a gunner with the Canadian Field Artillery when he died of typhoid on January 18, 1918.
Jerry Pettes
Though Kathryn was only age three when her brother Jerry died, she has always missed him and has kept his memory alive by telling stories about him.
Roy Spencer
He was dying in the mud when a soldier from his hometown recognized him and carried him more than a kilometer to the casualty clearing station.
Aime Panneton
His favourite niece, Mildred Irene Clark, was devastated when he was killed in action June 3, 1916 in Belgium.
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