WWII visits St Lucia.
On 9 March 1942, WWII visited St. Lucia in a most dramatic and violent way when the Lady Nelson, and another ship, the Umtata were torpedoed in Castries, St. Lucia by German sub 161 captained [Read more]
On 9 March 1942, WWII visited St. Lucia in a most dramatic and violent way when the Lady Nelson, and another ship, the Umtata were torpedoed in Castries, St. Lucia by German sub 161 captained [Read more]
On 19 February 2020, there were numerous observations observing the 75th anniversary of the battle for Iwo Jima island. Lawrence Kirby experienced a nightmare within a nightmare by surviving the assault on “Cushman’s pocket” named [Read more]
Mr. Theodore “Heck” Bardsley was born 100 years ago on this day, the 5th son in a line of 8 boys and 5 girls. One wonders what 13 pregnancies in the early 1900s was like, [Read more]
IN THE MEDIA – Niagara This Week published an article written by Mr Paul Forsyth covering the occasion where Mrs Madeline Shavalier honored The Log Book with her signature. [Read more]
Mrs Madeline Shavalier née Fraser signed up with the Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps thinking she would be helping soldiers returning from battle overseas. Instead she shipped over to the UK treating patients close to [Read more]
Holocaust Memorial Day – there is no substitute for the voices of those who were there. We would do well to listen. Holocaust survivors Nesse Godin and David Bayer are two such persons who have [Read more]
Mrs. Merle Taylor served as a Wireless Operator Ground (WOG) instructor at No 4 SFTS Saskatoon. Her late husband, Fred Taylor, served as a Wireless Electric Mechanic and was stationed at No. 3 SFTS Calgary [Read more]
Sadly I was informed of the passing of Douglas Francis Devaux yesterday by his son Douglas Jr. It was a great honor to get to know this gentle-man. I exchanged several lengthily emails with him [Read more]
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