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From:
LCol (Retd) R F Fendick URL:none Location: New Brunswick Comments:
Very good stuff. I note with satisfaction that your Small Arms page opens with a picture of a Vickers mounted on the carrier pedestal mount.
Sunday, 12-2-2001
From:
Alan Cochrane URL:http:// Location: Riverview, New Brunswick Canada Comments:
Congratulations on a fine site. My father, Harry Cochrane, served with the RCASC as a CMP truck driver and dispatch rider on Indian motorcycles. He went to France in July, 1994 and continued on to Germany. He never spoke much about his experiences. I would like to learn more about the day-to-day lives of drivers like him..the sights and sounds of the road from Normandy to Nijmegen.
Saturday, 12-1-2001
From:
G C McKenzie URL:http:// Location: Toronto, Ontario, Canada Comments:
Overwhelming.......
There is never enough......
It is wonderful.....
Thank you,
Gale Cathrene Langin (McKenzie)
daughter of Logan Alonzo Langin
Friday, 11-30-2001
From:
Nigel Dawe URL:http://www.msn.co.uk/ Location: Abingdon, near Oxford, England Comments:
First night on the net, had to try mapleleafup as I own a restored 1940 F8
11 cab(no vents)wireless truck and thought you should know. When I fathom out how to send a photo, I will. How many F8's left ? Best regards, Nigel.
Wednesday, 11-28-2001
From:
Paul Waumsley URL:http:// Location: York(North Yorks)Stamford (lincs) Comments:
Ya rite folks,
Just had a deckers at yer site,loved it to bits.I've never really taken much interest in Canadian AFV's before,but found the C.M.C15's very interesting.
Keep up the good work lads & lasses.All the best to you & yours.
Paul Waumsley
Wednesday, 11-28-2001
From:
Dale Gallant URL:http:// Location: Riverview N.B. Comments:
visit your site regularly and enjoy it very much !
Saturday, 11-17-2001
From:
Sid Wilson URL:http://www.google.com Location: Weyburn Sask. Canada Comments:
I was with the South Sask Regiment in World War Two in England France Belgium Holland and Germany. Any old boys of the SSR still around. If so drop me an email. Cheers and Beers.
Saturday, 11-17-2001
From:
Sid Wilson URL:http://www.google.com Location: Weyburn Sask. Canada Comments:
I was with the South Sask Regiment in World War Two in England France Belgium Holland and Germany. Any old boys of the SSR still around. If so drop me an email. Cheers and Beers.
Saturday, 11-17-2001
From:
garrett readings URL:http:// Location: Brantford Ontario Comments:
To all veterans of the past wars. My name is Garrett Readings i am 15 years old i go to Brantford Colligate Institute, i do not think that kids today know enough about all the sacrafices you and your comrades made, so i am putting together a book with pictures, stories, and letters of what the war was really like from the Veterans point of view.Please send pictures, stories, rank/roll thAt you played in any of the wars to me, your help would be greatly appreciated and i would like to thank you in advance for your help.
here is my address, postal code and phone number:
-217 PARIS ROAD BRANTFORD ONTARIO
-N3R 1J2
-(519)-752-1413
YOURS TRULY GARRETT READINGS
Thursday, 11-15-2001
From:
judi lake URL:http:// Location: toronto, canada Comments:
Hi, looking for anyone who knew my
father, Anthony Cormier. He served in
1942-1946, royal ordnance , N.S. and
Sault Ste. Marie.
Wednesday, 11-14-2001
From:
Orville E. Edwards URL:http:// None Location: Eufaula Oklahoma USA Comments:
I am trying to get some information about the 48th Highlanders Regiment. My
father and his brothers all served in the 48th in WW I.
Monday, 11-12-2001
From:
P.T. Maule URL:http:// Location: Victoria, B.C. Comments:
I served with the PF 5th Hvy RCA, and when War broke out, many of us transferred to Units which would get overseas. (5th Hvy Battery) comprised heavy guns along the B.C. Coast. I finally served with the South Saskatchewan Regiment from Normandy up to Groesbeek where I was wounded (third time) and never got back - after spending time in Bramshott Hospital, Dec - to April (45) returned by Hospital Ship, and train to VANCOUVER, B.C. arriving on VE Day, 8th MAY in Shaughnessy Hospital FOR ANOTHER FEW MONTHS. Now - am entering my 82nd year.
Anyone interested try this web page:
http://cap.estevan.sk.ca/ssr
Regards to all
Sunday, 11-11-2001
From:
Mike Cunningham URL:http:// Location: Bath, England Comments:
My uncle, Conductor John B McCann, who completed his service at 43 COR, Camp Borden, in the 60's, died this year. Some people may remember him as a BOWO in 3rd Canadian Div in 1944/45. He also served in Antwerp and 2nd British Div in the 1950's. His wife, Betty, still lives in Gillingham, Kent.
From:
Ernest George Ford URL:http:// Location: Oshawa Ontario Canada Comments:
I have the following WW 1 Medals in my possesion and would consider returning them to known relatives:
1. 1914-1915 Star
Pte. F. Wilkinson 14897 - R. Lanc. R.
2. War Medal
Dvr. B Heath RA. 11846 - RFRA
3. War Medal
Pte. David Edward Clark 38 Can.Inf. 3058217 Enlisted in Belleville Ontario.
4. Victory Medal
Pte. W.J. Jury
Manch. R. 15898
Thursday, 11-1-2001
From:
Pat URL:http:// Location: Orillia Comments:
My father, Orval Denver Gibbons, served in the 3rd division, SD&G Highlanders. Thank God he is still with us. For him, and all the veterans and their families of WW11,those that still live, and those who died, thank you for this site. God Bless You!
Thursday, 11-1-2001
From:
MWO VERNA M. BURNESS URL:http:// Location: East York, ON Canada Comments:
In April each year as the 9th of April comes around I am searching for WW I veterans that live close to the Toronto area who would be able to attend our Annual WW I & II Veterans Dinner. This site just may be the answer in helping me locate some of these veterans. Many thanks to those who served in all wars to help keep our homeland free.
Thursday, 11-1-2001
From:
MWO Verna M. Burness URL:http:// Location: East York, ON Canada Comments:
Just learned about your site. It certainly has lots to offer those doing research on family members in the service.
Thursday, 11-1-2001
From:
Stuart Francis URL:http:// Location: London, England Comments:
Just found your site. Very interesting, will be back for a closer look.
Wednesday, 10-31-2001
From:
Sylvie Guinard URL:http:// Location: Cornwall, Ontario Comments:
Hi there,
Just came across this site and I think I may be able to help the person who is looking for some items from France or Hollaand.I am a tour escort for a tour company here in Cornwall and last year had the priviledge of escorting a group of 47 people, a good part were vets, mostly S D & G Highlanders, to Europe to visit gravesites and battlefields. While there, i met a gentelman by the name of Dr Jean Pierre Benamou.Dr Benamou is the curator of a war museum in Caen, France. He has also written many books and Canadian Veterans and their involvement in WWII. we, the group and I , are going back August 29th 2002 for 17 days. We will be going back to Dr Benamou's museum. if u give me more info on what you need, I'm sure he can help you locate what u are looking for. Please let me know if I can help.
Wednesday, 10-31-2001
From:
Kim Shergold URL:http:// Location: Corbeil, ont Comments:
This is a great site thank You
as we all need to remember.
I would like to take this time to say THANK YOU to our VETERANS
Each year as Nov. 11 roles around my heart breaks for what our Veterans had to go through this is one Canadian that Thanks you from the bottom of her heart for what you have done for the Canadain people God Bless and stay safe
Monday, 10-29-2001
From:
Gavin Drummond URL:http:// Location: stettler Canada alberta Comments:
Excellent page haven't seen one this good on the web for a while it was an oasis in a web filled with crap
Friday, 10-26-2001
From:
Scott URL:http:// Location: Calgary Alberta Comments:
Great sight,and shall be back.
From:
Cliff Ladouceur URL:http:// Location: Toronto Comments:
Great site ! Geoff,did you happen to snap a picture of the person who removed the data plates from the Mk.1 - 2pd'er ,photo-featured in your "wrecks" section.I bought that vehicle and would appreciate any info you or anyone else can provide. Thank you,and keep up the good work.
Saturday, 10-13-2001
From:
John Harrell URL:aol.com Location: United States Comments:
looking for M-14 rifle or M1garand
Saturday, 10-13-2001
From:
Adam Location: Thunder Bay Comments:
Did anyone know a man in ww2 whos name was charles vanghagan who was in the royal canadian signaling core? If so, who was his sargent?
my e-mail is [email protected]
Wednesday, 10-10-2001
From:
Ernest George Ford URL:http:// Location: Oshawa, Ontario Canada Comments:
I am searching for the British War and the Victory Medals of Sgt. Charles William Ford Regt. Number 970677 British Expeditionary Forces WW 1. He was a Sgt. in the Royal Field Artillery 60th Divisional Ammunition Column and served in France, Salonika
and Alexandria. He enlisted in the City of London Yeomanry (Rough Riders) 18. 11. 15.
and transferred to the Royal Field Artillery on 11. 3. 16. He was discharged from the British Forces on March 31, 1920. Any information would be greatly appreciated. Ernest G. Ford E - mail addresss - [email protected]
Monday, 10-8-2001
From:
Paul M. St.Cyr URL:http:// Location: Olds alberta, can. Comments:
I'm looking for info.on ww11 armoured personnel carriers flame throwers used in France & north to holland
Sunday, 10-7-2001
From:
Ernest George Ford URL:http:// Location: Oshawa Ontario Canada Comments:
Searching for Sgt. Charles William Ford:
FORD - Sgt. Charles William, born in Ireland Nov. 3, 1899, [Place name unknown.] He came to Canada between 1920 - 1922. He married Flora Barr Benson (deceased) in St. Catharines Ontario on Nov. 20, 1925 and they lived at 12 Chestnut St. They were married by the Reverend A.B. Reekie [Baptist] who lived at R.R. 3 St. Catharines. Their attendants were Robert and Isobel M. Davies who lived at 11 St. George St. in St. Catharines. They moved to Toronto, Ontario and lived at 34 Saulter St. They had 3 sons Charles William Ford born in 1927, John Marshall Benson Ford born in 1929 and Ernest George Ford born in 1931. His occupation was Trucker and he worked for Smith Transport Ltd. in Ontario and Saskatchewan. He enlisted into the City of London Yeomanry (Rough Riders) Embodied Territorial Force November 18, 1915. He transferred to the Royal Field Artillery (60th Divisional Ammunition Column) on March 11, 1916. He was a Sgt. in the Royal Field Artillery BEF WW1 and served in France, Alexandria and Salonika from 1916 to 1919 Regimental Number 970677. He was discharged on Demobilization (Gnr) from the British Forces on March 31, 1920. We moved to Oshawa Ontario and lived at 42 Jackson St. until approximately the year 1940 and we then moved to 165 Annis St. and then 264 Annis St. in Oshawa Ontario. “He” then moved to Moosejaw, Saskatchewan in the early 1940's. Last known address in 1947, 105 Lillooet St.,W. Apt. 16, Moosejaw, Saskatchewan. He had a sister Ada Ford who lived at 93 Compton Road, Brighton U.K. in 1915. His Fathers name was Charles William Ford and his Mothers name was Caroline [Ainger] Ford. His parents were born in Ireland [Place name unknown]. Any information concerning my Father or his Parents would be greatly appreciated by his son Ernest George Ford. Write 136 Eastmount St. Oshawa Ontario LIG 6K6 Canada. E - Mail address - [email protected]
Friday, 9-28-2001
From:
Mike MCgeorge URL:http:// Location: Zimbabwe Comments:
Was a Windsor Carrier driver in Palestine, 1947- 48, with Argylls, have numerous photos, Drivers handbook etc, Have previously contacted this page, but info seems to have got lost. Please contact me anyone interested.
Saturday, 9-22-2001
From:
Don Oerton URL:http:// Location: Mount Forest, ON Comments:
I am still unable to access the "Small Arms" section.
Wednesday, 9-5-2001
From:
Morris Moshenberg URL:http:// Location: New Port Richey,Fl Comments:
looking for memberts of 5 CAT w/s RCEME
Monday, 9-3-2001
From:
Deryck Thomson URL:http:// Location: North Saanich, B.C.Canada Comments:
Wonderful site. I am looking for any members of 4th Division aboard troopship Awatea in Atlantic Convoy AT-20 which left Halifax on 22/08/42 and was involved inserious collision at sea.Those of us in a small RACAF radar contingent believed that members of the Forestry Corps prevented the ship from sinking by bolstering the forepeak bulkhead with huge timbers to keep her afloat until return to Halifax the next day.If anyone knows whether any members of that courageous group were awarded decorations or mentioned in despatches for saving 5000 Canadian troops from injury or death by drowning.
Saturday, 9-1-2001
From:
Jacques Cleroux URL:http:// Location: Gatineau QC. near Ottawa ON. Canada Comments:
Great site, very informative, will be returning often.
Saturday, 9-1-2001
From: Trenton Zazalak URL:http:// Location: Manitoba Comments:
Good site can't wait to see more.
Tuesday, 8-28-2001
From:
FREDA URL:http:// Location: TORONTO Comments:
Re: Bonnie Nancy McDonald of Iroqois Falls
I realise this is just a message board, but am having trouble accessing. Bonnie, get in touch with the service officer of you Royal Canadian Legion. The Legion has made provisions for widows and dependants of veterans living or deceased that are experiencing hardship. They will help.
Tuesday, 8-28-2001
From:
Jason Spurrell URL:http:// Location: Alberta - Canada Comments:
I am looking for a Universal Carrier(s) or wreck to restore. I can pick one up anywhere in Canada. Any help is appreciated. Great website.
Thanks
Jason
Monday, 8-27-2001
From:
Ralph Goff URL:http:// Location: Sask. Canada Comments:
Great to see a website devoted to the Canadian veterans of World War II. There are not many left of the WWII veterans. My Dad was in the 18th anti tank battery of the 2nd division. We are trying to get some of his memories of those days down on paper.
Monday, 8-20-2001
From:
Gerry Chester URL:http://www.geocities.com/vqpvqp/nih/frontpage.html Location: USA Comments:
Perhaps the proudest moment during WW II was the day when my regiment, The North Irish Horse, was given the great honour of wearing the Maple Leaf on our uniforms.
My squadron fought in support of the Seaforth Highlanders of Canada our dead being buried together.
The other two squadrons supported The Princess Patricia's Light Infantry and The Royal Deuxieme Regiment.
To read articles in Belfast newspapers, published at the time, go to the table of contents in my site at:
http://www.geocities.com/vqpvqp/nih/frontpage.html
Thursday, 8-16-2001
From:
Simon H URL:http://www.lerenfort.fsnet.co.uk Location: UK Comments:
I don't know why I haven't been here before, but its' an excellent site! Keep 'em rollin'
Wednesday, 8-15-2001
From:
Linda Couillard URL:http:// Location: Vancouver,B.C.,Canada Comments:
Like the site, will certainly be back to take a look at the updated Battle of Ortona. I am involve in a project of my own on our Canadian Volunteer of WWII, so I can only gain for the experience.
Wednesday, 8-1-2001
From:
Linda Couillard URL:http:// Location: Vancouver, B.C., Canada Comments:
I am doing research with the purpose to honour our Canadian Volunteers of WWII, the problem is most of them rather not talk about it, so if you can refer me to veterans whom would like to get it off their chest, I would really appreciate it.
My grand father and my mother's second husband (whom I called Dad of my own choosing until he died in 1990), both served in the boiler room of different ships during WWII, I would like to make sure my nephews know how much their great-grand-father and their grand-dad had to suffer to insure them of a Freedom that otherwise they might take for granted.
Lest We Forget!
Canadian and Thankful.
Sunday, 7-29-2001
From:
Betty Mitchell URL:http:// Location: Victoria BC Comments:
I am trying to find out if my uncle is still alive. He joined the 48th Highlanders of Toronto, in 1939,(I believe). He was sent overseas, naturally. I remember hearing Mom telling us he used to ride a motorcycle, but due to an injured knee, could not do so anymore. I also heard he became a cook, and being called the "Pie King". He married an English lady, Phyllis Penny. He came home to Hamilton when his tour of duty was over. They moved to what was then called Freeman, now a part of Burlington, Ontario. I remember he took a course in Carpentry through the Veteran's Affairs; but worked at A.V. Roe. He had one daughter, Joy.
Sunday, 7-15-2001
From:
Joanne Radtke URL:http://none Location: Calgary Comments:
Hi, My father Hientz Gerald Radtke was in WW2 born in Germany and raised in Saskatchewan. When I was a child I asked him what he did while in the army and all he told me was that he sailed on a ship the Queen Mary or Queen Elizibeth and that he peeled potatoes, he has a great sense of humor but I would like to know more details, he has alot of medals and some day I'll find out what they were all for but for now I would like to here from anyone that may have known him. He is also known as Hank.
Tuesday, 7-10-2001
From:
Wayne Zybala URL:http:// Location: Oshawa, Ontario Comments:
Hey Geoff we met through Brian Gough a few weeks ago at the Oshawa Airport. I would just like to say again great web page!
Tuesday, 7-3-2001
From:
Lynda Craig URL:http:// Location: Selkirk, MB Comments:
Very informative sight even though what I was looking for was not Here. Am trying to find a sight which lists Canadian Prisoners of WW2. You have a most interesting site, I am sure you have given a lot of help.
Monday, 7-2-2001
From:
Marc-Andre Gunville URL:http:// Location: Ottawa Canada Comments:
If anyone have info.pics. anything on Robert Gunville from WWII would be very apreciate .......please contact me
Friday, 6-22-2001
From:
Jim Hall URL:http:// Location: Nanaimo, BC Comments:
Brings back some great memories, the kind of information our children and their children should be learning about !
Thursday, 6-21-2001
From:
Paul Southern URL:http:// Location: Scarborough, North Yorkshire, U.K. Comments:
My father was in Royal Navy at Bari, Italy. He wrote a manuscript about the German raid on Bari in December 1943 - he was awarded the B.E.M. for firefighting and life saving in the harbour during the night of the raid.
My father is the Royal British Legion Poppy Appeal Organiser for Scarborough and District. Both my father and I are members of the Scarborough Branch.
I've copied Stan Scislowski's page for my father but couldn't get Stan by e-mail.
I'm sure my father would be pleased to hear from Stan who can contact me at my e-mail address.
P.S. For man y years I was an officer in the Territorial Army in the U.K.
Tuesday, 6-19-2001
From:
Sgt (ret'd) Rod Loesch CD, LdSH(RC) URL:http:// Location: St Albert, Alberta, Canada. Comments:
Outstanding site! Just retired in Jan '00. Spent most of my time in Recce. Was involved in Coyote IPT (Intial Product Testing) in Suffield in '96. Lots of stories there! Anyways, Good Luck, Good Hunting!
Perseverance!
Tuesday, 6-19-2001
From: Dave B URL:http://poz.ca Location: Toronto Comments:
Great site, thanks alot. I will come back and bring some frinds!
Sunday, 6-17-2001
From:
Douglas J. Brown URL:http:// Location: Montreal, QC Canada Comments:
Super fantastic site. This is a great aid to the continuing research I enjoy doing on the Canadians during WWII. Thank you for this great site!
From:
len smith URL:http://not up and running yet Location: australia Comments:
My father severd with the canadians during ww11 he was in the 79th armoured div 141st RAC the buffs he landed at juno beach on dday any body that was there that could give me info about it all would be greatly appreciated. thanking you all l c smith australia
Thursday, 6-14-2001
From:
keith brooks URL:http:// Location: LaGrange, Georgia USA Comments:
I like what i see looking for surpus Vehciles for a friend, i stubble over your sight. thanks
Friday, 6-8-2001
From:
Sean URL:http://www.sex.com Location: toronto Comments:
ooooohhhhh soooo goooedd
you damn canadians, u shoulda lost ww2!!!!
Thursday, 6-7-2001
From:
Kevin Regnier URL:http:// Location: Fredericton,NB Comments:
I am looking for Universal Carriers 4 sale, Presently there is a fellow that has 1 running and 2 spares and would like to perchase another or if not complete just the hull complete. If anyone can help please let me know.
Thanks
kevin
Sunday, 6-3-2001
From:
Andy McVeety URL:http:// Location: Rochdale,England Comments:
Excellent site. I recently visited Normandy and visited many graves of the brave Canadian soldiers. I have also recently been given Dog Tags that were found in England.They belong to an E.M Harris. He served with the 249th or 219th Infantry Batallion based in Colchester Essex. Is this a Canadian Batallion? If so does anyone have any info.as i wish to return them to his family?
Saturday, 6-2-2001
From:
Kyle W. Nelson URL:http:// Location: lone butte, bc, Canada Comments:
great site i wish there was more like it
Saturday, 6-2-2001
From:
William Granger, Associate Director, JUNO BEACH CENTRE ASSOCIATION URL:http:// Location: Guelph, Ontario Comments:
Those interested in learning how they can commemorate relatives and other Veterans of WW II, may wish to visit www.junobeach.org. Individuals, schools, and groups are invited to support this long overdue Project. Thank you.
Thursday, 5-31-2001
From:
Tim J. Popp URL:http:// Location: Battleford, Sask. Comments:
Well done. I have an interest in all aspect of the Cdn military having been in the PPCLI during the late '70s. I have lots of research to do and hope I can put this new pc to use.
Monday, 5-28-2001
From:
Perry Coughlan C. D. URL:http:// Location: Cornwall Ont Comments:
The SD&G Higlanders were a Brengun unit and are in the market for one , do you know of one .
Monday, 5-28-2001
From:
Robert Higgins URL:http:// Location: Leesburg, Florida Comments:
I am trying to get information about Le Harve, France. I was in the US Navy attached to an avanced base unit we went into Le Harve with canadian troops about sept. 12, 1944 and would like to get some information about the canadian units we went in with.
Robert Higgins
Sunday, 5-27-2001
From:
Robert Higgins URL:http:// Location: Leesburg, Florida Comments:
I am tryig to get information about Le Harve, France. I was in the US Navy attached to an avanced bace unit we went into Le Harve with canadian troops about sept. 12, 1944 and would like to get some information about the canadian units we went in with.
Robert Higgins
Sunday, 5-27-2001
From:
Tim Stott URL:http:// Location: Markham.Ontario Comments:
I wonder if you could put me on to someone who might help me. My father,Vern Stott ,was CO of the South Saskatchewan Regimet and 2ic of the Calgary Highlanders. He,on his return to Canada,put together 2 extensive large albums which included photos, documents ,maps etc. In his later years he gave them up to a museum in Weyburn and Calgary. Would it be possible for me to ask for them back and have them photographed or are they gone forever. I have had a E-mail back from a Vet in Sask. who says they never did make it to the so called museum. I don't know what to make of that comment. Any insight as to how to recover lost artifacts.
Tim Stott
Wednesday, 5-23-2001
From:
sally URL:http:// Location: Toronto Comments:
I am looking for any information on the 25th Medium Battery which was part of the 2nd medium Battery which formed part of the 2nd Canadian Group. I need this information to track the record of my father, Captain Arthur Packer, a FOO.
Monday, 5-14-2001
From:
frank periard URL:http:// Location: alexandria,ontario Comments:
Iv'e entered comments on the liberation of The Netherlands on other sites and will also enterit on this very good and informative one.My brother Cpl.Aime Periard was with the Stormont,Dundas and glengarry Hilanders from D.Day till his death by a young German sniper of 14 years old [Hitler Youth ]on april 4th/45 at Leeston,a small town near Warnsveld and the city of Zutphen.On that very day,he was waiting for news of his upcoming furlough,but it never came.There is a "little white cross" at the site erected by a local dutch person by the name of Ben Wunderink from nearby Voorden.This site which was recently annexed by Zutphen is being developed as a housing area and the streets will have the names of thirty three young Canadians who made the supreem sacrifice to help crush the Nazis and make it possible for the Dutch people to live again in peace and freedom.Iv'e gone overthere many times to visit the beautiful Holten cemetary where My brother Aime is resting with his 1400 young comrads.What a wonderful and fitting resting place for such brave men.
Saturday, 5-12-2001
From:
alessandro albč URL:http:// Location: Dairago - Italy Comments:
Very very good, important and necessary!
Saturday, 5-5-2001
From:
john desfosses URL:http:// Location: two mountains que.cda. Comments:
as a son of a veteran who fell in normandy i am proud of this site...it helps me getting closer to my dad.. cause the last ime i saw him alive was
on a hot summer day in june of l941 he had bought me an icecream cone for my birthday besides gifts etc.. then he set sail for overseas....so i am proud of this cite and also for the canadians who fought and never came bac...as a legion member i have some good friends also who served so thank you for the chance to express myself....
Thursday, 5-3-2001
From:
Richard Dixon (Lt Col RM retd) URL:http:// Location: Kent, UK Comments:
Outstanding for us Brits to understand you Canucks.
Anyone got any info on 2 Brit AOP Sqns that supported your arty in '44 and '45 - they were 657 & 661? Grateful for what you can send.
Richard
Saturday, 4-21-2001
From:
paul URL:http:// Location: melbourne australia Comments:
To canadian soldiers past present and future from a British born Aussie , a great big good on ya mate , we are proud of you .paul
Sunday, 4-15-2001
From:
patrick hughes URL:www.canoe.ca Location: near moncton nb Comments:
i worked with foo as wireless operator.in italy and europe,i know what you mean when you say lonely..was with 1st med artillery,2nd battery..
now 83 years old, patrick..
Thursday, 4-12-2001
From:
Ken Maxwell URL:http:// Location: Toronto, Ont. canada Comments:
Princess Louise Fusiliers, N.S.
Does anyone have any information regarding this unit during WW2 in Italy & Europe?
I am trying to do some research for a family member but there isn't too much in print.Appreciate any comments, thanks.
Wednesday, 4-11-2001
From:
Ken Maxwell URL:http:// Location: Toronto, Ont. canada Comments:
Princess Louise Fusiliers, N.S.
Does anyone have any information regarding this unit during WW2 in Italy & Europe?
I am trying to do some research for a family member but there isn't too much in print.Appreciate any comments, thanks.
Wednesday, 4-11-2001
From:
Maxwell, K. URL:http:// Location: Toronto, Ont. Canada Comments:
Having a lot of trouble trying to bring up military history etc.
Wednesday, 4-11-2001
From:
Auke venema URL:http:// Location: usa Comments:
I lived through the liberation by canadian forces. Experienced the operation canonshot by being in the ,middle of the receiving end of artillery fire from the canadians. Am now trying to find out who were participating in shooting at me. Love all the comments and the very obvious pride of Canadians in what they are and what their countrymen have done. So what difference do a few shells mean, as long as they all missed me
Wednesday, 4-4-2001
From:
Bob Cooke URL:http://www.qsl.net/ve3bdb Location: Orillia Ontario CANADA Comments:
The site just gets better and better, Geoff. Congratulations!
Bob Cooke
The Wireless Set No. 19 Group
Tuesday, 4-3-2001
From:
Cecil "Tiny" URL:http://www.flyingcolumn.co.uk/ Location: England Comments:
Visited your site after getting the link from David Robinson.
I am Trying to research The Canadian Dodge Truck as driven by mt Father, landing at juno beach with the British 2nd. Army "Flying column" as a driver in 262. Coy. R.A.S.C.
Since the lions share of the troops landing at juno were Canadian he would be intersested if any of the surviving ones can remember "The Flying Column" the rapid supply unit of the 2d. Army.
I enjoyed looking at your site and found it informative.
If you want to use any of his pictures for you site l'm sure he will give permission.
Thank You.
Friday, 3-30-2001
From:
Betty URL:http:// Location: Burlington, Ontario, Canada Comments:
Just today I looked at your website and I really was impressed.My parents and I were liberated by the Canadian Armies on April 3rd 1945 in the Netherlands. As far as I know our Liberators were the Manitoba Dragoons and the Royal Winnipeg Rifles. My husband and I emigrated to Canada in 1982, and since 1986 we are proud to be Canadians!
I'm still grateful to the Canadian soldiers who liberated us, and we often go to schools to talk about it,to make the students aware of their courageous ancestors.
Thursday, 3-29-2001
From:
dennis riva URL:http:// Location: Phillipsburg, New Jersey, USA Comments:
World War II re-enactor (US 1st Inf. Div.) Sherman Tank afficionado. 1/35th scale armor modeler (mostly WWII US)
Tuesday, 3-20-2001
From:
Paul Vilder URL:http:// Location: UK Comments:
Hope someone can help me trace my father (Jack Goodall)who served with the Canadians in the UK - Sussex, 1943
A great guy, like all Canadians who gave their best and some their all serving the cause for freedom.
Friday, 3-16-2001
From:
John Temple-West URL:http:// Location: Jersey-Channel Islands-GB Comments:
Very good but cantseem to get into the
small arms section!
Monday, 3-12-2001
From:
dutch.ca URL:http://www.dutch.ca Location: Ottawa, Canada Comments:
I sent the following to CBC, as a suggestion for their "National" news program:
The National,
CBC (TV) News
Ladies and Gentlemen:
Many of us, when thinking about Canada's roles in past wars, recall such names as Vimy Ridge, Dieppe, and Normandy.
However, there is little known of another significant Allied effort, involving many Canadian soldiers. That is the Liberation of The Netherlands, which occurred in May 1945.
To give you and idea of the significance to Canadians of this event, we can look at the Commonwealth War Graves in The Netherlands in which Canadian soldiers are buried:
Groesbeek Canadian War Cemetery War Stone: 2338 Canadians buried here near Nijmegan , Netherlands. They were killed near the end of the European war in 1945
Holten Canadian War Cemetery: 1355 Canadians buried here in a forest near Arnhem. They died in 1945 during the late part of the European war.
Bergen-Op-Zoom Canadian War Cemetery: There are 904 Canadian soldiers and 64 airmen buried here located in Holland not far from the Belgium border and the city of Antwerp. Most were killed in late 1944 during the clearing of the Scheldt estuary.
The people of The Netherlands never forget the efforts of The Allied soldiers in the Liberation of their country. They have a day, May 5th: Liberation Day, in which every school child is made aware of what happened during the Nazi Occupation of The Netherlands for 5 years during World War II.
And they remember the Liberation. And because of the Liberation, The people of The Netherlands think very highly of the Canadians who risked so much to help their country. But in Canada, this effort seems to have been all but forgotten.
I would like to see on "The National" a special reminding Canadians that there also was The Liberation of The Netherlands. And as Canadians, we should remember our soldiers who gave up so much; and learn about the current warm relations that exist between The Netherlands and Canada as a result of this Liberation.
One of the results of the Liberation (and the destruction of some of The Netherlands during WWII), was the post-war immigration of hundreds of thousands of Dutch to Canada.
This topic should concern all Canadians, and is currently of special interest to the following groups:
The people of The Netherlands
Veterans Affairs
Canadian War Museum
Friendship Windmill, Ottawa
Dutch clubs in Canada: Canada Netherlands Friendship Association (CNFA), Dutch-Canadian Association, Netherlands Luncheon Club, Toronto,
Dutch newspapers in Canada: The Windmill Herald, Surrey, B.C., The Nederlanse Courant, Burlington, Ontario
Significant web sites regarding Canada's role in The Liberation of The Netherlands follows:
http://www.vac-acc.gc.ca/general/sub.cfm?source=feature/holland00
http://www.vac-acc.gc.ca/general/sub.cfm?source=history/secondwar/netherlands
http://www.dmoz.org/Regional/Europe/Netherlands/Society_and_Culture/History/World_War_II/
Sincerely,
Louie van Bommel
Dutch-Canadian Association Ottawa
Friday, 3-9-2001
From:
Donal Flynn URL:http://[email protected] Location: ireland Comments:
just bought an old cmp as featured on your site, it needs major restoation having been on a timber yard for years. i need help and advice!! it needs doors and a v8 motor as it is currently fitted with a fordson diesel.... please write to me at.. Donal flynn,
Kilgawney,
Rathconrath',
Co. Westmeath,
IRELAND
From:
Brian Gibbons URL:http:// Location: Cold Lake AB Comments:
I am presently a serving member in the CF. I found this site purely by accident. I had no idea that a site such as this existed. I will definitely pass on this find to my colleagues!
Wednesday, 2-28-2001
From:
PALEOLOGUE PHILIPPE URL:http:// Location: Route d'Yport. 76400 FROBERVILLE. FRANCE Comments:
I'am owner of a CGT from march 8,1944 under restoration at this moment. I'am looking for manual parts CGT 01 and some informations about interior accessories.Thank you for the response.
From:
Rob Agnew URL:http://www.islandnet.com/~ragnw Location: Victoria, British Columbia Canada Comments:
My father (Jack Agnew) enlisted in Sept. 1939 and served with 1 Fld. Sqn. RCE in the UK and Italy. He lost his leg in Dec. '44.
My uncle, Frank Agnew, landed at D-Day with the North Shore (NB) Regiment and was killed during the Battle of the Schelt in Oct '44. He is buried in the Canadian War Cemetary at Adegem, Belgium.
I welcome contact from anyone with information on either unit.
Thursday, 2-22-2001
From:
D.A. COLE URL:http:// Location: Kingston, Ontario Comments:
I served with the 14th. Fld. Regt. R.C.A. I have a card of prayers issued
by our padre prior to landing on D-day.
I would like to know if this was issued to all troops participating in the d-day
landings and are any still available.
Wednesday, 2-21-2001
From:
Dorothy Smith URL:http:// Location: Glace Bay, Nova Scotia, CAnada Comments:
My dad, Wilson Smith, was a prisoner of war during world war 11 - landed on Juno Beach - he credits his life to a Major Rodeneiser (not sure of the spelling).My dad said he spoke very good German and spoke to the german charge about not being able to take the lives of the captured, according to the Geneva Convention. This major was with the North Nova Scotia Highlanders. It would be interesting to know if anyone has any information about this person - dad thinks he was from New Germany (or somewhere on the mainland of Nova Scotia.
Wednesday, 2-21-2001
From:
Brian Neri URL:http:// Location: Boston, New York Comments:
Have Ford F15A. Member of MVPA.
Sunday, 2-18-2001
From:
Bonnie Nancy MacDonald URL:http:// Location: Iroquois Falls, Ontario, Canada Comments:
At this time I am searching for services for my mother who is in a manor here in Iroquois Falls. I am rather appalled at the fact that if I do not buy her Attends she must wear cloth ones which were worn by who knows who the day before(washed of course) I will quit eating if I have to to make sure she gets her Attends (approximately one and a half cases a month)I think what bothers me the most is that my wonderful father George Irwin MacDonald fought in World War II, became an alcoholic and addicted to cigarettes during the war, died of throat and lung cancer in 1993 would roll over in his grave if he knew the financial shape Mom was in. She receives a basic CPP and OAS, I have tried to access funds this year for her to pay for relining of dentures, Attends, glasses, drug bills etc. etc. All she has left is about $150.00 monthly and this does not cover her expense. I hurt my back nursing in 1988 and receive a small pension of $354.00 mthly. At the present time, my spouse, who is not even her son is paying all of her extras. What the heck is going on here???? It seems so unfair that Dad did give his life, only not in the war, for his country and his widow is left with nothing. Dad would not talk about the war, only that it hurt him to see his friends blown up beside him. He was 18 years old. He wanted to go to war so bad he lied about his age. Fighting for his country was something he would never have run from. I wonder, today, if he knew how it would afffect him if he would still do it.(probably)Does anyone have ideas on how to access funds for her. I am writing to the Minister Ron Duhamel, who knows. I am sure there are people out there who are in the same predicament concerning survivors.
Thursday, 2-15-2001
From: Screwyluie! URL:http://goto.com Location: here Comments:
Saturday, 2-10-2001
From:
Bill Mulholland URL:http:// Location: Burton,N.B. Comments:
Great site.I have a KL,WW11 water trl.,
Diamond T wrecker,and occasionally do
some(hopefully "farbless")re-enacting
representing 1 Army Tank Bde Wksp RCOC/RCEME(Sicily/Italy).Have found the forum a great source of info/entertainment,and your links,great!
Keep it up. Thanks. Bill
Monday, 2-5-2001
From:
Fred R. Fairfield URL:http://none Location: renfrew ont. Comments:
I feel this is the most helpful and educational site I have visited; since I came on the internet[2 months. I am trying to find my fathers and uncles records and somehow ended in here. I feel we as CANADIANS-should have more out in the open of all the deeds that we as a great nation- not to forget ALL the valiant men and women have done for this country for the cause of FREEDOM!!
THANKING YOU and your [email protected]
Wednesday, 1-31-2001
From:
reggie burge URL:http:// Location: norwich. england Comments:
heard about you from a friend.
very good info.
will be back again.
Wednesday, 1-31-2001
From:
Glenn Anderson URL:http:// Location: Georgetown, Ontario Comments:
Members of my family served in ww1 and
ww2. I served in the Canadian Army (Militia and Regs) in the sixties. Excellent site. Keep up the great work.
Thursday, 1-25-2001
From:
James Dillman URL:http:// Location: Windsor On Comments:
Love the page keep up the great wprk
I am wondering if you know of any chevy mil vehicals in my area that are in need of a good resto job let me know if you could please
Friday, 1-19-2001
From:
dan URL:http:// Location: canada Comments:
thanks!! you just helped me complete a major history assignment!!
do you or are you getting pics and info on some of the irplanes used in ww2?
From:
Gerri Page URL:http:// Location: Winnipeg. Manitoba Comments:
My uncle Walter W. Stack died Sept 18,1944 9 months after I was born. He was in the Army and I believe was killed
in Italy. His family originated from
Lorette, Manitoba. Any information as to his demise would be appreciated, as he was the only uncle I had on my moms side and all I have are a few photos.
My mother died in '93 and said very little of him. My brother looked a lot
like him and naturally, I am curious as to his history.
Thank you
GP
From:
Maggie MacLaren URL:http:// Location: Seattle, Washington U.S.A. Comments:
I recently obtained copy of my father's military records and would like to communite with anyone who might have served in his unit. Do you have any message boards where I could post the information? This site means a lot to me in keeping the memory of my father alive.
From:
Wally Mace URL:http:// Location: Carleton Place in the Ottawa valley Comments:
Looking for former buddies who served in the 30th Bty(F troop)in the uk in ww2 The co.was Conn Smythe> Give me a shout great to hear from you:- [email protected]
Sunday, 12-24-2000
From:
Wally Mace URL:http:// Location: in the ottawa valley Comments:
Looking for some buddies who like me were in the 30th.Bty in ww2.I was in F troop so give me a message if you read this Wally Mace
Sunday, 12-24-2000
From:
Garth Trider URL:http:// Location: Bridgewater, NS Comments:
Thank you for a great site. However, please note that the Armoured Corps produced two Independent Armoured Brigades, not one as stated in your text.
Sunday, 12-17-2000
From:
Garth Trider URL:http:// Location: Halifax, ns Comments:
Fine page Cyril. Will e-mail separately about technical questions.
From: john wilson URL:http:// Location: lachute QC
Comments: I am hoping to find info about the Black Watch and also the SD&G
highlanders in which my father George Wilson served from 42-45
Monday, 12-4-2000
From: Malcolm Martin URL:http:// Location: Picton, ON, Canada
Comments: I am tring to trace my Grandfather's war service, and come across your
site. If you know where I can find where the 27th Armoured Regiment fought
please let me know. thanks.
Friday, 12-1-2000
From: Mike McGeorge URL:http:// Location: Zimbabwe
Comments: Was a Windsor Carrier driver with the 1st Btn Argyll & Sutherland
Highlanders in Palestine, 1946 to 48. Have numerous photos and info, anyone
interested ?
Saturday, 11-25-2000
From: Ken. Street
URL:http://www.mapleafup. Location: R .R. Lombardy , Ontario
Comments: Great information
Friday, 11-24-2000
From: Ray Montgomery URL:http:// Location: Kakabeka Falls, ON..Canada
Comments: What a great site. Hopefully many of our young people will learn about
it and it will help develop in them a desire to know how involved Canadians
have been in so many wars in the past. If they learn an appreciation for
that it might help them to have the desire to avoid future conflicts. We
all need to be reminded once in a while that freedom comes at a terrible
cost--Lest we Forget, Lest we Forget. My father was in the 102nd. Btn.
during the First World War and died in 1946 largely because of the gas
attacks. Does anyone know of a site that deals with WWI in somewhat the
same way as MLU does with the Second? If so, please email me.
Thursday, 11-16-2000
From: JERRY WOODS URL:http:// Location: THUNDER BAY ONTARIO
Comments: HI, I THINK THE WORK YOUR DOING IS JUST GREAT. IAM LEAVING THIS MESSAGE
TO ASK FOR HELP IN FINDING OUT MORE INFORMATION ABOUT MY GRANDFATHER AND
HIS TOUR WITH THE RWR. I HAVE LIMITED INFORMATION ABOUT HIM. ALL I HAVE
IS A FEW PEICES OF PAPER THAT IDENTIFY THE MEDALS HE HAS RECIEVED, HIS
NO AND RANK. IF ANYONE CAN POINT ME IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION TO RESEARCH
ARCHIVES, HISTORICAL DOCUMENTS ECT, I WOULD GREATLY APPRECIATE IT! I CAN
BE REACHED AT THE ABOVE EMAIL ADDRESS. HIS NAME WAS ALFRED WOODS NO H41549
RANK L/SGT
Wednesday, 11-15-2000
From: JERRY WOODS URL:http:// Location: THUNDER BAY ONTARIO
Comments: HI, I THINK THE WORK YOUR DOING IS JUST GREAT. IAM LEAVING THIS MESSAGE
TO ASK FOR HELP IN FINDING OUT MORE INFORMATION ABOUT MY GRANDFATHER AND
HIS TOUR WITH THE RWR. I HAVE LIMITED INFORMATION ABOUT HIM. ALL I HAVE
IS A FEW PEICES OF PAPER THAT IDENTIFY THE MEDALS HE HAS RECIEVED, HIS
NO AND RANK. IF ANYONE CAN POINT ME IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION TO RESEARCH
ARCHIVES, HISTORICAL DOCUMENTS ECT, I WOULD GREATLY APPRECIATE IT! I CAN
BE REACHED AT THE ABOVE EMAIL ADDRESS.
Wednesday, 11-15-2000
From: Les Scott URL:http:// Location: Ottawa
Comments: My Dad served with the Royal Canadian Army Service Corp, mostly throughout
Sicily and Italy. 1st Division 2nd Brigade. His name was Melville Scott,
nicknamed "Buster" Sure would appreciate any info on this unit or anyone
knowing him
Saturday, 11-11-2000
From: Wayne King URL:http:// Location: Brantford, ON
Comments: Ralph Waldo King my father was in the 5th. Anti Tank Regt. of the 4
Armoured Div. in August/Sept. of 1944 before being injured. Does any one
have any information on this unit? My uncle Alwyn Cawthorn King was a radio
operator in a field regt. of the 2nd. Canadian Infantry Division. I do
not know which one. Does any one have any information or comments.
Thursday, 11-9-2000
From: Greg Jewers URL:http:// Location: California
Comments: My dad was in the 2nd ambulance corps. in Holland and Belgium. Looking
for any books, memorabilia, corps. histories, or anyone else who may have
served with him. John Jewers is his name and was nicknamed "Peewee". He
was born on P.E.I. but came up from Boston to enlist. His buddy was a fellow
by the name of Lagrough (sp?) hanks for any response.
Tuesday, 11-7-2000
From: Darren Haley
URL:http:// Location: newcastle UK
Comments: great site .good attention to detail. will recommend to everyone i
know.cheers
Tuesday, 11-7-2000
From: Eunice Robinson URL:http:// Location: Delta, British Columbia
Comments: Excellent site. My father lost his younger brother at Falaise Gap in
WWII. As a family historian and teacher if family history, I will be referring
my students to your site. Keep up the great work.
Tuesday, 11-7-2000
From: Stephen Henstock URL:http:// Location: hotmail.com
Comments: I'm looking for very specific details on the Canadian liberation of
Gronigen in April 1945. Do you have any good leads?
From: Rick Yuke URL:http:// Location: Moose Jaw, SAskatchewan, Can
Comments: A Canadian military site with lots of info.
Saturday, 10-28-2000
From: Dana Babcock URL:http:// Location: Kingston, Ontario
Comments: As a granddaughter of a wwII vet I am fascinated to hear his stories
he is now writing a book on his war experience and it is remarkable, Does
anyone know where I could get info on the 12th Manitoba Dragoons (or related)
in particular the armoured car division. Please contact me Great site,
just what I was looking for!
Friday, 10-27-2000
From: Andrew Davis
URL:http:// Location: Papua New Guinea
Comments: Dear Maple Leaf Up, Thanks so much for this site. I am glad people
are beginning to work to preserve our history and our culture and that
people are honouring the brave Canadian soldiers who fought and died in
the War. So often emphasis is placed solely on the American army (and here
in the South Pacific on the Australian army) so I am glad that someone
is remembering the sacrifice made by so many young Canadians and remembers
that they were not British or American but distinctly and uniquely Canadian.
Tuesday, 10-24-2000
From: dave URL:http:// Location: hobart,tasmania
Comments: a very good site, as i am interested in obtaining a universial carrier
From: Bob Richardson URL:http:// Location: Brampton,ON
Comments: Too many colours in your text. Research your articles thoroughly. Otherwise
good site.
Friday, 10-13-2000
From: Cecilia Bianchi URL:http:// Location: Italy
Comments: I am doing research for my M.A.thesis about Canada and the Italian
Campaign,but I need some help!Any kind of information is important!!
From: Jose
URL:http:// Location: Woodstock, ON
Comments: I am a homeschooler of two junior high kids. This year we are doing
a unit study of World War II. While surfing for a totally different type
of site I ran into MLU. I was very excited to see all that you have put
into keeping the Canadian sacrifices in the memories of Canadians. I hope
to instill in my children an understanding of what happened in the last
century in hopes that it will never happen again. Thank you.
Friday, 9-29-2000
From: Garry Scarr URL:http:// Location: London
Comments: I like your site and what it stands for.
Wednesday, 9-27-2000
From: LenSchutt URL:http:// Location: Williamstown Victoria AUSTRALIA
Comments: G'day Geoff. Just into your site and checked out the Heavy Utility
Vehicle area...still not up. COuld you give me any idea as to when the
most important part of your site will be up & running. Regards Len.
Friday, 9-22-2000
From: richard l hall Location: 1902 hamilton rd lagrnge ga 30240
Comments:
Thursday, 9-21-2000
From: Roy Granahan URL:http:// Location: still here!!
Comments: Good to see you up in print. Not enough green. It looks as though you've
put a lot of work into it.
Sunday, 9-17-2000
From: Sarah Bentley URL:http:// Location: Canada
Comments: This is an excellent site. Fascinating and informative. Proud to be
Canadian!
Thursday, 9-14-2000
From: Milton Fox URL:http:// N.A. Location: Evansville, Indiana / U.S.A.
Comments: You've done a Great JOB, good site. Cheers
Wednesday, 9-13-2000
From: Milton Fox URL:N. A. Location: Indiana / U.S.A.
Comments: Good WEB-Site - Great Job. I'll be back, latter. Cheers
Wednesday, 9-13-2000
From: Milton Fox URL:N. A. Location: Indiana / U.S.A.
Comments: Good WEB-Site - Great Job. I'll be back, latter. Cheers
Wednesday, 9-13-2000
From: DEREK G. PITE URL:http:// Location: BRANTFORD, ON.
Comments: Thought I was already registered several months ago. Have never had
a response.As a Veteran I really appreciate the work that has been done
to Remember & Honour my Comrades, particularly the ones we left in
the field.
Thursday, 9-7-2000
From: James E. Moore URL:http:// Location: Ottawa
Comments: I am interested in future military vehicle sales or auctions
Friday, 9-1-2000
From: Peter C Cooper URL:http:// Location: Norfolk England UK
Comments: My father was attached to the 1st Canadian Army in Dec/1944. He was
in the British RASC 49th Div. He was attached to a Canadian bridging company
and drove an Aligator LVT(A)4 They used it to work under the Jerries noses
building bridges across rivers including the Rhine. It had electric motors
for silent running plus various armaments. I would like to hear from anyone
with information about any of the above plus advice on how to identify
the Canadians with whom my father served. He died aged 65yrs in Feb 1984.
I have seen several armoured vehicles etc. at the A.F.Budge military collection
that are painted with Canadian insignia, plus in their catalogue they have
an entry AFB No:266 LVT(A)4 Aligator this was a derelict shell when I visited
in the late eighties. It is a privately owned collection based in Retford,
Notts.
Tuesday, 8-22-2000
From: Peter Ludlow URL:http:// Location: Nova Scotia
Comments: excellent page! As a grandson of one of the thousands of Canadians
who left their homes to fight our battle overseas, I am happy to see such
a site in operation. Keep it up
Monday, 8-21-2000
From: Lloyd Rains URL:www.project-roots.com Location: Netherlands
Comments: Enjoy the web-site. I am a PPCLI Veteran and think you should have
our link on the list. Also many vets would enjoy reading about the many
souveniers we left behind during those years and how we try to get some
of them to-gether with their War Time Daddys. With respect, L Rains.
Saturday, 8-12-2000
From: Denis Keegan Location: Campden ont L0R-1G0
Comments: This is a BEAUTIFUL site and is worthy of the efforts and sacrifices
of those who served in the Canadian armed Forces in ALL wars. Thank You
for giving me so MUCH pleasure reading this site
From: Wilson H. Kerr Location: Chatham, On. N7M 5J1
Comments: Interesting site. I will be back.
Tuesday, 7-11-2000
From: Laurie Farrington Location: Ottawa, Ontario
Comments: MLU is a quality web site. For younger generations it helps to illustrate
the high cost of freedom all Canadians enjoy today.
Monday, 7-10-2000
From: M. Wallen Location: Newmarket, Ontario
Comments: Your MAple Leaf Up is an excellent site. It's truly interesting and
I have really enjoyed it. Keep up the good work!
Sunday, 7-2-2000
From:Geoff Winnington-Ball
(your host)
URL:http://www.mapleleafup.org Location: Zephyr, ON
Comments: Welcome everyone! This guest register has been developed to run locally
on our server, and thus without extra loading time or advertisements. Our
previous guestbook entries (1998 to present) are available for viewing
HERE.
This is simply a forum for our visitors to say hello, and perhaps offer
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you would like a direct answer on, please visit the MLU
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