Thank you.. Dad was 31 then, a WO2 in the RCAF British Commonwealth Air Training program. He received an Atlantic Star for his 22 crossings. June 6, 1944: 107 days since dad lost his youngest brother (WO Neil Macintyre Stewart, Air Gunner, 428 Squadron, R/161156) over the Netherlands. Paris, ON. Mom RCAF-WD. A million in uniform. Imagine.
Lest we forget.
Great post - thanks for sharing
My Dad was there in the Royal Canadian Navy doing his part .
Thank you for sharing your story.
Thank you.. Dad was 31 then, a WO2 in the RCAF British Commonwealth Air Training program. He received an Atlantic Star for his 22 crossings. June 6, 1944: 107 days since dad lost his youngest brother (WO Neil Macintyre Stewart, Air Gunner, 428 Squadron, R/161156) over the Netherlands. Paris, ON. Mom RCAF-WD. A million in uniform. Imagine.
Thank you, John.
We will remember them.
Lest We Forget!
Thank-you. My dad landed a few days later and was killed in the liberation of Antwerp.