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A Canadian Perspective on the War of 1812

by Phil · April 23, 2018

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Royal Canadian Corps of Signals (R.C.C.S.) personnel of the 3rd Canadian Infantry Division operating a field telephone near London Bridge on the Orne River, France, 18 July 1944.

Royal Canadian Corps of Signals (R.C.C.S.) personnel of the 3rd Canadian Infantry Division operating a field telephone near London Bridge on the Orne River, France, 18 July 1944.

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