Canadian War Cemetery in Normandy

**English Bloke** · 15th April 09, 04:16 PM

Lest we forget.

**Standard** · 15th April 09, 05:30 PM

Thank you Robert for posting these pictures. We should all remember the bravery and sacrifice of these fine lads.

**Riverkilt** · 16th April 09, 05:01 PM

Thank you for this post. My father was involved in Dieppe somehow, someway. Never talked about it other than to say he was "in it" answering a question from a letter to him from home. Was a Flying Sergeant with the RAF flying Hurricanes. Where on that day, have no clue. But Dieppe is an important event in our family. Good to see those who gave all so remembered.

Ron

**Colonel MacNeal** · 16th April 09, 09:31 PM

That RCAF tartan that Robert is wearing is a real stunner.

**Mael Coluim** · 17th April 09, 08:22 PM

The photos speak volumes, Robert. Thank you, friend.

**Panache** · 17th April 09, 08:42 PM

Robert,

I have no better words to offer for viewing these photos than you had in sharing them

But I am glad you shared them

Jamie

**pdcorlis** · 17th April 09, 09:44 PM

Deeply moving Robert.

Many Thanks

**David Dalglish** · 17th April 09, 10:30 PM

Great photo's

**cessna152towser** · 18th April 09, 05:55 AM

Very poignant pictures.
My wife had an older relative, born in Toronto, Canada, to Scottish parents who had emigrated to Canada.
He volunteered in World War II and became a RAF pilot.
At the age of 21, he was shot down during 1942 while on mine laying operations off the coast Lorient in western France and his body was never recovered from the sea.

**kilty** · 18th April 09, 09:23 PM

Robert,

Thank you so much for posting these pictures of the graves of those who paid the ultimate price for freedom. As a Canadian, your gesture is most appreciated.

Lest we forget.