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World War I Tank Early World War I version of the tank, a new
armoured attack weapon. ID #20527 |
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Canadians at the Somme Canadians at the Somme in 1916, with
troops leaving front-line trenches while relief units moved in to take over. ID #20838 |
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Submarine Building Building submarines at Montreal for World
War I service. ID #20852 |
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Laurier and Recruitment Wilfrid Laurier encouraging a Quebec
crowd to enlist, 1916. ID #20855 |
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Officers in France Canadian Officers in France in 1916,
including a future Canadian Prime Minister, with young John Diefenbaker from Saskatchewan
seated in front. ID #20839 |
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Camp Borden-1 Camp Borden, Simcoe County, Ontario, 1916.
As a huge airfield, it grew during World War I as a pilot training camp, and where many future
Northern Ontario bush pilots began their training. ID #20376 |
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Saskatchewan Native Troops Saskatchewan Indians, members of
the File Hills Colony, departing from Regina with the 68th Battalion for service during the First
World War. ID #20834 |
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Native Soldier A Native Ontario soldier of World War I, Antoine
Minneseswasque, an Ojibwa Indian from Biscotasing, Ontario, west of Sudbury. ID #20173 |
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Canadian Artillery The heavy artillery that blasted No Man's
Land during the First World War. ID #20837 |
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No. 15 Squadron Pilots and observers of the No. 15 squadron ,
reporting after a World War I patrol. ID #20844 |
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Fighter Planes Fighter planes of the Canadian No. 1 squadron in
France during World War I. ID #20845 |
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