Attached on the right is a Yank article written four months after the D-Day landings. The column serves as an account of the Canadian march through France and their commendable stand at the Falaise Gap (excluded from the article, for obvious reasons, was the RAF bomber mishap over their positions that resulted in several hundred Canadian deaths).
Read about the French-Canadians who resisted the draft…
Click here to read about the Canadian POWs who collaborated with the Nazis.
Canadian Army at the Falaise Pocket 1944Cannucks at the Falaise Pocket 1944Canada Army During WW2Canadian Army During WW 2World War2 Canadian ArmyWorld War 2 Canadian Expeditionary ForcesWW2 Canadian Military ContributionsWW2 Canadian Military Operations in FranceCanadian Army in WW2 FranceWW2 Canadian ArmyWW2 Canadian Expeditionary ForcesCanadian Army in WW2 FranceWW2 Canadian Expeditionary ForcesCannucks in France 1944- 1945
Canadian Army at the Falaise Pocket 1944Cannucks at the Falaise Pocket 1944Canada Army During WW2Canadian Army During WW 2World War2 Canadian ArmyWorld War 2 Canadian Expeditionary ForcesWW2 Canadian Military ContributionsWW2 Canadian Military Operations in FranceCanadian Army in WW2 FranceWW2 Canadian ArmyWW2 Canadian Expeditionary ForcesCanadian Army in WW2 FranceWW2 Canadian Expeditionary ForcesCannucks in France 1944- 1945
