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37 Tag Results for Alberta
George Cosc
George Cosc of Pincher Creek, Alberta served with the Canadian Mounted Rifles in England and France from 1915 to 1918.
William Perchaluk
The day after the 211th Battalion left Calgary, Perchaluk was found hanging by the neck from a puttee fastened to his cell bars.
Frank Hamilton Mewburn
Mewburn's response to Sam Hughes telling him he was too old to enlist: “Reference your wire — go to hell! I am going anyway.”
Henry Norwest
Norwest became the greatest sniper among the Canadian troops at the front, and possibly the best in the British forces.
Albert Mountain Horse
"This young man was as strong a young fellow as there was on the reserve.”
George Burdon McKean
Perhaps because of his size, and his aptitude, McKean was often assigned to scouting duties, creeping across no man’s land and reporting on the enemy.
Charles James Townshend Stewart
He has the vitality of Hercules but remains normal by undermining operations, such as fifty cigarettes a day and the output of a whiskey factory.
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