THE ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION
ESSEX COUNTY LEGION WEBSITES ZONE A1
The torch is symbolic of justice, honour and freedom for which our comrades fought and died.
We who are left must pledge ourselves to hold it high, lest we break faith with those who died.
We who are left must pledge ourselves to hold it high, lest we break faith with those who died.
THE WINDSOR STAR
Elaine Dunn, public relations officer for the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 255, places a poppy on a display of the 152 Canadian soldiers who have died in Afghanistan.
The display is on view at the legion, located at 5645 Wyandotte St. E.
Photograph by: Dan Janisse, The Windsor Star, The Windsor
The display is on view at the legion, located at 5645 Wyandotte St. E.
Photograph by: Dan Janisse, The Windsor Star, The Windsor
REMEMBRANCE DAY LINKS
This site is the Table of Contents for the Canadian Veterans Affairs web site. You will find Books of Remembrance here, songs that were popular during war time, information on WWI and WWII and so much more on the history of war and Remembrance Day.
This site offers a variety of links to Remembrance Day resources
This site gives history of the War Amps of Canada. It can be viewed in English or French
