Canadian officers and Ram Mk I tank
Canadian officers are posing near the medium tank Ram Mk I, designed on the basis of the American tank M3. In front of the tank is fixed a brass plate…
A Canadian paramedic assists a wounded comrade in Falaise
A Canadian paramedic is helping a wounded comrade near the burning German StuG III self-propelled gun on the street of the destroyed Faleise. Location: Falaise, France Date: August 1944
Canadian medical evacuates a wounded soldier on an SUV
Canadian military physicians evacuate a wounded soldier on a sanitary SUV Ford GPV. On the left is a military priest (chaplain), Major John W. Forth. Soldiers and a chaplain from…
Allied parachutists take to the German farm
Allied Paratroopers from the 1st Allied Airborne Army seize the farm at the forest border in Nazi Germany. This airborne assault was landed on March 24, 1945 east of the…
Airborne Allies in Germany on March 24, 1945
Paratroopers from the 1st Allied Airborne Army land on German territory. This airborne assault was landed on March 24, 1945 east of the River Rhine, behind the German positions, to…
Destroyed M4 Sherman tanks from the 2 nd Canadian Tank Division
Two medium-sized M4 Sherman tanks of Captain E. Goodman and Sergeant R. Crabb from Squadron A of the 2nd Canadian Tank Division, destroyed and burned on June 11, 1944 on…
The failure of Operation Jubilee
The French coast near Dieppe after the failure of Operation “Jubilee” (Dieppe Raid). The photo shows the destroyed English tank Mk IV “Churchill”, the landing boat and the wounded (or…
Canadian destroyer Restigouche goes along the coast
Color photo of World War 2: Canadian destroyer of English construction “Restigouche” (HMCS Restigouche, until July 1938 HMS Comet) goes along the coast. The photo is dated 1944-1945.
Canadian Bofors antiaircraft gun in Normandy
Canadian soldiers – Sergeant Traplin, Private Heldon, Private Blank and Sergeant Kennedy (Kennedy) – a team of 40 mm anti-aircraft guns Bofors in Normandy. Location: Normandy, France Date: June 1944
Canadian soldiers on Juno Beach during the invasion of Normandy
Canadian soldiers on Juno Beach in Normandy – the place of landing of Canadian troops during the Normandy landing operation. Location: Normandy, France Date: 06 June 1944