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Five-year-old Warren Bernard reaches for his father’s hand as the British Columbia Regiment marches through New Westminster on October 1, 1940, during the Second World War. The photograph became known as “Wait for Me, Daddy.” His father, Jack Bernard, returned home safely five years later.
On Veterans Day, we should all recognize the many great Native American veterans who have served in greater numbers than any other ethnic group since 1776, something they have done despite the long history of oppressing and cheating Indigenous people by the US federal government!
On Remembrance Day, the Memory Project remembers the courage and sacrifice of Canadians who have proudly served in the Canadian Armed Forces and those who continue to serve.
Léo Major (1921–2008), le Rambo québécois 🇨🇦
Il perd l’usage d’un œil en Normandie et refuse de rentrer au pays. En 1945, il entre seul dans Zwolle, aux Pays-Bas, et contribue à libérer la ville avec l’aide de la résistance locale. En Corée, il mène ses hommes à la reprise de la cote 355 et tient la position face à une force bien plus nombreuse.
Deux fois décoré de la Médaille de conduite distinguée. Un héros de chez nous.
Léo Major (1921–2008), Quebec’s real-life Rambo 🇨🇦
He lost sight in one eye in Normandy and refused to go home. In 1945, he entered the Dutch city of Zwolle alone and helped liberate it with support from the local resistance. In Korea, he led his men in retaking Hill 355 and held it against a much larger force.
Twice awarded the Distinguished Conduct Medal. A Canadian hero.
N’oublions jamais. Lest we forget. 🌺
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All veterans share a selfless commitment to serve Canada. On #RemembranceDay, we honour their service and sacrifice, pay tribute to those who gave their lives in duty, and remember those who never came home.
They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old:
Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn.
At the going down of the sun and in the morning
We will remember them.