Remembering Landing on D-Day

WO (Retd) George Couture shares his memories of landing on Juno Beach on D-Day, 1944. For more information on Canada's history in the Battle of Normandy, see bit.ly/2Kvrixb #DDay75 #RememberThem

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🇺🇸🇬🇧🇨🇦 Remember them

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It's إمير

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Because they rekted the Germans

[@michel9100]

Thank you Sir for your sacrifice Respect Forever

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Awesome!

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My dad never talked (with me) about his service. And I (oblivious) didn't question him. He was 75 when he left this earth. His photos tell me he trained at Shilo. Mangled bridges, cities reduced to rumble, the Eiffel tower, tanks, fields, barracks, soldiers, his brothers and sisters. MacArthur ...
I'm 55 and currently searching/learning ww2 History trying to find his place in all this with his photos - be like puzzle pieces.
CANADA_ _ _UNITED KINGDOM/CONTINENTAL EUROPE/
1944 - 1946.
First Canadian Army
Head Quarters.

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Thank you Canadians for liberating The Netherlands (which included my dad, my uncle and grandparents) from the Nazis

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RAH!