
Leonard Braithwaite
TorontoBetween 1939 and 1945, over 1.1 million Canadians served in army, navy, and air forces across the globe. Canadians contributed significantly to home defence, the production of war materials, the training of aircrews, the protection of shipping convoys across the Atlantic, the United Kingdom’s defence, the bomber war over Europe, and land, air, and sea action in Asia, the Mediterranean region, Northwest Europe, and Germany.
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Leonard Braithwaite
TorontoRobert Breau
ChathamGrace Breau-Theriault
BeaconsfieldArthur Bridge
BellevilleJames Brittain
St. CatharinesHerbert Britton
HeadingleyLeon Broitman
GolovinskHarold Bronson
CherhillWaite Brooks
TorontoMonty Brown
Leeds, YorkshireRobert Brown
WinnipegArthur Brown
York TownshipCelia Brown
SussexElsdon Brown
CalgaryLester Brown
North BuxtonColin Brown
AncasterJoan Brownson
Coventry, WarwickshireJ.A. René Brunette
EastviewDel Budd
GuelphKenneth Buller
CambridgePeter Buote
MonctonRobert Burden
SpringhillHarvey Burns
SonoraJames Graham Burns
Kirkintilloch, ScotlandView thousands of images of wartime artefacts in the searchable Memory Project Image Gallery.