1944 The 2nd Canadian Infantry Division took control of the town of Dieppe, France from its German occupiers. “On September 3, the Canadians held a ceremony to honour the memory of their fallen comrades from August 19, 1942.” [Fight to the Finish, by Tim Cook, page 323]

1944 The 2nd Canadian Infantry Division took control of the town of Dieppe, France from its German occupiers. “On September 3, the Canadians held a ceremony to honour the memory of their fallen comrades from August 19, 1942.” [Fight to the Finish, by Tim Cook, page 323]

1944 The 2nd Canadian Infantry Division took control of the town of Dieppe, France from its German occupiers. “On September 3, the Canadians held a ceremony to honour the memory of their fallen comrades from August 19, 1942.” [Fight to the Finish, by Tim Cook, page 323]

1944 The 2nd Canadian Infantry Division took control of the town of Dieppe, France from its German occupiers. “On September 3, the Canadians held a ceremony to honour the memory of their fallen comrades from August 19, 1942.” [Fight to the Finish, by Tim Cook, page 323]

1944 The 2nd Canadian Infantry Division took control of the town of Dieppe, France from its German occupiers. “On September 3, the Canadians held a ceremony to honour the memory of their fallen comrades from August 19, 1942.” [Fight to the Finish, by Tim Cook, page 323]

1944 The 2nd Canadian Infantry Division took control of the town of Dieppe, France from its German occupiers. “On September 3, the Canadians held a ceremony to honour the memory of their fallen comrades from August 19, 1942.” [Fight to the Finish, by Tim Cook, page 323]

1944 The 2nd Canadian Infantry Division took control of the town of Dieppe, France from its German occupiers. “On September 3, the Canadians held a ceremony to honour the memory of their fallen comrades from August 19, 1942.” [Fight to the Finish, by Tim Cook, page 323]

1944 The 2nd Canadian Infantry Division took control of the town of Dieppe, France from its German occupiers. “On September 3, the Canadians held a ceremony to honour the memory of their fallen comrades from August 19, 1942.” [Fight to the Finish, by Tim Cook, page 323]

1944 The 2nd Canadian Infantry Division took control of the town of Dieppe, France from its German occupiers. “On September 3, the Canadians held a ceremony to honour the memory of their fallen comrades from August 19, 1942.” [Fight to the Finish, by Tim Cook, page 323]

1944 The 2nd Canadian Infantry Division took control of the town of Dieppe, France from its German occupiers. “On September 3, the Canadians held a ceremony to honour the memory of their fallen comrades from August 19, 1942.” [Fight to the Finish, by Tim Cook, page 323]

1944 The 2nd Canadian Infantry Division took control of the town of Dieppe, France from its German occupiers. “On September 3, the Canadians held a ceremony to honour the memory of their fallen comrades from August 19, 1942.” [Fight to the Finish, by Tim Cook, page 323]

1944 The 2nd Canadian Infantry Division took control of the town of Dieppe, France from its German occupiers. “On September 3, the Canadians held a ceremony to honour the memory of their fallen comrades from August 19, 1942.” [Fight to the Finish, by Tim Cook, page 323]

1944 The 2nd Canadian Infantry Division took control of the town of Dieppe, France from its German occupiers. “On September 3, the Canadians held a ceremony to honour the memory of their fallen comrades from August 19, 1942.” [Fight to the Finish, by Tim Cook, page 323]

1944 The 2nd Canadian Infantry Division took control of the town of Dieppe, France from its German occupiers. “On September 3, the Canadians held a ceremony to honour the memory of their fallen comrades from August 19, 1942.” [Fight to the Finish, by Tim Cook, page 323]

1944 The 2nd Canadian Infantry Division took control of the town of Dieppe, France from its German occupiers. “On September 3, the Canadians held a ceremony to honour the memory of their fallen comrades from August 19, 1942.” [Fight to the Finish, by Tim Cook, page 323]

1944 The 2nd Canadian Infantry Division took control of the town of Dieppe, France from its German occupiers. “On September 3, the Canadians held a ceremony to honour the memory of their fallen comrades from August 19, 1942.” [Fight to the Finish, by Tim Cook, page 323]

1944 The 2nd Canadian Infantry Division took control of the town of Dieppe, France from its German occupiers. “On September 3, the Canadians held a ceremony to honour the memory of their fallen comrades from August 19, 1942.” [Fight to the Finish, by Tim Cook, page 323]

1944 The 2nd Canadian Infantry Division took control of the town of Dieppe, France from its German occupiers. “On September 3, the Canadians held a ceremony to honour the memory of their fallen comrades from August 19, 1942.” [Fight to the Finish, by Tim Cook, page 323]

1944 The 2nd Canadian Infantry Division took control of the town of Dieppe, France from its German occupiers. “On September 3, the Canadians held a ceremony to honour the memory of their fallen comrades from August 19, 1942.” [Fight to the Finish, by Tim Cook, page 323]

1944 The 2nd Canadian Infantry Division took control of the town of Dieppe, France from its German occupiers. “On September 3, the Canadians held a ceremony to honour the memory of their fallen comrades from August 19, 1942.” [Fight to the Finish, by Tim Cook, page 323]

1944 The 2nd Canadian Infantry Division took control of the town of Dieppe, France from its German occupiers. “On September 3, the Canadians held a ceremony to honour the memory of their fallen comrades from August 19, 1942.” [Fight to the Finish, by Tim Cook, page 323]

1944 The 2nd Canadian Infantry Division took control of the town of Dieppe, France from its German occupiers. “On September 3, the Canadians held a ceremony to honour the memory of their fallen comrades from August 19, 1942.” [Fight to the Finish, by Tim Cook, page 323]

1944 The 2nd Canadian Infantry Division took control of the town of Dieppe, France from its German occupiers. “On September 3, the Canadians held a ceremony to honour the memory of their fallen comrades from August 19, 1942.” [Fight to the Finish, by Tim Cook, page 323]

1944 The 2nd Canadian Infantry Division took control of the town of Dieppe, France from its German occupiers. “On September 3, the Canadians held a ceremony to honour the memory of their fallen comrades from August 19, 1942.” [Fight to the Finish, by Tim Cook, page 323]

1944 The 2nd Canadian Infantry Division took control of the town of Dieppe, France from its German occupiers. “On September 3, the Canadians held a ceremony to honour the memory of their fallen comrades from August 19, 1942.” [Fight to the Finish, by Tim Cook, page 323]

1944 The 2nd Canadian Infantry Division took control of the town of Dieppe, France from its German occupiers. “On September 3, the Canadians held a ceremony to honour the memory of their fallen comrades from August 19, 1942.” [Fight to the Finish, by Tim Cook, page 323]

1944 The 2nd Canadian Infantry Division took control of the town of Dieppe, France from its German occupiers. “On September 3, the Canadians held a ceremony to honour the memory of their fallen comrades from August 19, 1942.” [Fight to the Finish, by Tim Cook, page 323]

1944 The 2nd Canadian Infantry Division took control of the town of Dieppe, France from its German occupiers. “On September 3, the Canadians held a ceremony to honour the memory of their fallen comrades from August 19, 1942.” [Fight to the Finish, by Tim Cook, page 323]

1944 The 2nd Canadian Infantry Division took control of the town of Dieppe, France from its German occupiers. “On September 3, the Canadians held a ceremony to honour the memory of their fallen comrades from August 19, 1942.” [Fight to the Finish, by Tim Cook, page 323]

1944 The 2nd Canadian Infantry Division took control of the town of Dieppe, France from its German occupiers. “On September 3, the Canadians held a ceremony to honour the memory of their fallen comrades from August 19, 1942.” [Fight to the Finish, by Tim Cook, page 323]

1944 The 2nd Canadian Infantry Division took control of the town of Dieppe, France from its German occupiers. “On September 3, the Canadians held a ceremony to honour the memory of their fallen comrades from August 19, 1942.” [Fight to the Finish, by Tim Cook, page 323]

1944 The 2nd Canadian Infantry Division took control of the town of Dieppe, France from its German occupiers. “On September 3, the Canadians held a ceremony to honour the memory of their fallen comrades from August 19, 1942.” [Fight to the Finish, by Tim Cook, page 323]

1944 The 2nd Canadian Infantry Division took control of the town of Dieppe, France from its German occupiers. “On September 3, the Canadians held a ceremony to honour the memory of their fallen comrades from August 19, 1942.” [Fight to the Finish, by Tim Cook, page 323]

1944 The 2nd Canadian Infantry Division took control of the town of Dieppe, France from its German occupiers. “On September 3, the Canadians held a ceremony to honour the memory of their fallen comrades from August 19, 1942.” [Fight to the Finish, by Tim Cook, page 323]

1944 The 2nd Canadian Infantry Division took control of the town of Dieppe, France from its German occupiers. “On September 3, the Canadians held a ceremony to honour the memory of their fallen comrades from August 19, 1942.” [Fight to the Finish, by Tim Cook, page 323]

1944 The 2nd Canadian Infantry Division took control of the town of Dieppe, France from its German occupiers. “On September 3, the Canadians held a ceremony to honour the memory of their fallen comrades from August 19, 1942.” [Fight to the Finish, by Tim Cook, page 323]

1944 The 2nd Canadian Infantry Division took control of the town of Dieppe, France from its German occupiers. “On September 3, the Canadians held a ceremony to honour the memory of their fallen comrades from August 19, 1942.” [Fight to the Finish, by Tim Cook, page 323]

1944 The 2nd Canadian Infantry Division took control of the town of Dieppe, France from its German occupiers. “On September 3, the Canadians held a ceremony to honour the memory of their fallen comrades from August 19, 1942.” [Fight to the Finish, by Tim Cook, page 323]

1944 The 2nd Canadian Infantry Division took control of the town of Dieppe, France from its German occupiers. “On September 3, the Canadians held a ceremony to honour the memory of their fallen comrades from August 19, 1942.” [Fight to the Finish, by Tim Cook, page 323]

1944 The 2nd Canadian Infantry Division took control of the town of Dieppe, France from its German occupiers. “On September 3, the Canadians held a ceremony to honour the memory of their fallen comrades from August 19, 1942.” [Fight to the Finish, by Tim Cook, page 323]

1944 The 2nd Canadian Infantry Division took control of the town of Dieppe, France from its German occupiers. “On September 3, the Canadians held a ceremony to honour the memory of their fallen comrades from August 19, 1942.” [Fight to the Finish, by Tim Cook, page 323]

1944 The 2nd Canadian Infantry Division took control of the town of Dieppe, France from its German occupiers. “On September 3, the Canadians held a ceremony to honour the memory of their fallen comrades from August 19, 1942.” [Fight to the Finish, by Tim Cook, page 323]

1944 The 2nd Canadian Infantry Division took control of the town of Dieppe, France from its German occupiers. “On September 3, the Canadians held a ceremony to honour the memory of their fallen comrades from August 19, 1942.” [Fight to the Finish, by Tim Cook, page 323]

1944 The 2nd Canadian Infantry Division took control of the town of Dieppe, France from its German occupiers. “On September 3, the Canadians held a ceremony to honour the memory of their fallen comrades from August 19, 1942.” [Fight to the Finish, by Tim Cook, page 323]

1944 The 2nd Canadian Infantry Division took control of the town of Dieppe, France from its German occupiers. “On September 3, the Canadians held a ceremony to honour the memory of their fallen comrades from August 19, 1942.” [Fight to the Finish, by Tim Cook, page 323]

1944 The 2nd Canadian Infantry Division took control of the town of Dieppe, France from its German occupiers. “On September 3, the Canadians held a ceremony to honour the memory of their fallen comrades from August 19, 1942.” [Fight to the Finish, by Tim Cook, page 323]

1944 The 2nd Canadian Infantry Division took control of the town of Dieppe, France from its German occupiers. “On September 3, the Canadians held a ceremony to honour the memory of their fallen comrades from August 19, 1942.” [Fight to the Finish, by Tim Cook, page 323]

1944 The 2nd Canadian Infantry Division took control of the town of Dieppe, France from its German occupiers. “On September 3, the Canadians held a ceremony to honour the memory of their fallen comrades from August 19, 1942.” [Fight to the Finish, by Tim Cook, page 323]

1944 The 2nd Canadian Infantry Division took control of the town of Dieppe, France from its German occupiers. “On September 3, the Canadians held a ceremony to honour the memory of their fallen comrades from August 19, 1942.” [Fight to the Finish, by Tim Cook, page 323]

1944 The 2nd Canadian Infantry Division took control of the town of Dieppe, France from its German occupiers. “On September 3, the Canadians held a ceremony to honour the memory of their fallen comrades from August 19, 1942.” [Fight to the Finish, by Tim Cook, page 323]

1944 The 2nd Canadian Infantry Division took control of the town of Dieppe, France from its German occupiers. “On September 3, the Canadians held a ceremony to honour the memory of their fallen comrades from August 19, 1942.” [Fight to the Finish, by Tim Cook, page 323]

1944 The 2nd Canadian Infantry Division took control of the town of Dieppe, France from its German occupiers. “On September 3, the Canadians held a ceremony to honour the memory of their fallen comrades from August 19, 1942.” [Fight to the Finish, by Tim Cook, page 323]

1944 The 2nd Canadian Infantry Division took control of the town of Dieppe, France from its German occupiers. “On September 3, the Canadians held a ceremony to honour the memory of their fallen comrades from August 19, 1942.” [Fight to the Finish, by Tim Cook, page 323]

1944 The 2nd Canadian Infantry Division took control of the town of Dieppe, France from its German occupiers. “On September 3, the Canadians held a ceremony to honour the memory of their fallen comrades from August 19, 1942.” [Fight to the Finish, by Tim Cook, page 323]

1944 The 2nd Canadian Infantry Division took control of the town of Dieppe, France from its German occupiers. “On September 3, the Canadians held a ceremony to honour the memory of their fallen comrades from August 19, 1942.” [Fight to the Finish, by Tim Cook, page 323]

1944 The 2nd Canadian Infantry Division took control of the town of Dieppe, France from its German occupiers. “On September 3, the Canadians held a ceremony to honour the memory of their fallen comrades from August 19, 1942.” [Fight to the Finish, by Tim Cook, page 323]

1944 The 2nd Canadian Infantry Division took control of the town of Dieppe, France from its German occupiers. “On September 3, the Canadians held a ceremony to honour the memory of their fallen comrades from August 19, 1942.” [Fight to the Finish, by Tim Cook, page 323]

1944 The 2nd Canadian Infantry Division took control of the town of Dieppe, France from its German occupiers. “On September 3, the Canadians held a ceremony to honour the memory of their fallen comrades from August 19, 1942.” [Fight to the Finish, by Tim Cook, page 323]

1944 The 2nd Canadian Infantry Division took control of the town of Dieppe, France from its German occupiers. “On September 3, the Canadians held a ceremony to honour the memory of their fallen comrades from August 19, 1942.” [Fight to the Finish, by Tim Cook, page 323]

1944 The 2nd Canadian Infantry Division took control of the town of Dieppe, France from its German occupiers. “On September 3, the Canadians held a ceremony to honour the memory of their fallen comrades from August 19, 1942.” [Fight to the Finish, by Tim Cook, page 323]

1944 The 2nd Canadian Infantry Division took control of the town of Dieppe, France from its German occupiers. “On September 3, the Canadians held a ceremony to honour the memory of their fallen comrades from August 19, 1942.” [Fight to the Finish, by Tim Cook, page 323]

1944 The 2nd Canadian Infantry Division took control of the town of Dieppe, France from its German occupiers. “On September 3, the Canadians held a ceremony to honour the memory of their fallen comrades from August 19, 1942.” [Fight to the Finish, by Tim Cook, page 323]

1944 The 2nd Canadian Infantry Division took control of the town of Dieppe, France from its German occupiers. “On September 3, the Canadians held a ceremony to honour the memory of their fallen comrades from August 19, 1942.” [Fight to the Finish, by Tim Cook, page 323]

1944 The 2nd Canadian Infantry Division took control of the town of Dieppe, France from its German occupiers. “On September 3, the Canadians held a ceremony to honour the memory of their fallen comrades from August 19, 1942.” [Fight to the Finish, by Tim Cook, page 323]

1944 The 2nd Canadian Infantry Division took control of the town of Dieppe, France from its German occupiers. “On September 3, the Canadians held a ceremony to honour the memory of their fallen comrades from August 19, 1942.” [Fight to the Finish, by Tim Cook, page 323]

1944 The 2nd Canadian Infantry Division took control of the town of Dieppe, France from its German occupiers. “On September 3, the Canadians held a ceremony to honour the memory of their fallen comrades from August 19, 1942.” [Fight to the Finish, by Tim Cook, page 323]

1944 The 2nd Canadian Infantry Division took control of the town of Dieppe, France from its German occupiers. “On September 3, the Canadians held a ceremony to honour the memory of their fallen comrades from August 19, 1942.” [Fight to the Finish, by Tim Cook, page 323]

1944 The 2nd Canadian Infantry Division took control of the town of Dieppe, France from its German occupiers. “On September 3, the Canadians held a ceremony to honour the memory of their fallen comrades from August 19, 1942.” [Fight to the Finish, by Tim Cook, page 323]

1944 The 2nd Canadian Infantry Division took control of the town of Dieppe, France from its German occupiers. “On September 3, the Canadians held a ceremony to honour the memory of their fallen comrades from August 19, 1942.” [Fight to the Finish, by Tim Cook, page 323]

1944 The 2nd Canadian Infantry Division took control of the town of Dieppe, France from its German occupiers. “On September 3, the Canadians held a ceremony to honour the memory of their fallen comrades from August 19, 1942.” [Fight to the Finish, by Tim Cook, page 323]

1944 The 2nd Canadian Infantry Division took control of the town of Dieppe, France from its German occupiers. “On September 3, the Canadians held a ceremony to honour the memory of their fallen comrades from August 19, 1942.” [Fight to the Finish, by Tim Cook, page 323]

1944 The 2nd Canadian Infantry Division took control of the town of Dieppe, France from its German occupiers. “On September 3, the Canadians held a ceremony to honour the memory of their fallen comrades from August 19, 1942.” [Fight to the Finish, by Tim Cook, page 323]

1944 The 2nd Canadian Infantry Division took control of the town of Dieppe, France from its German occupiers. “On September 3, the Canadians held a ceremony to honour the memory of their fallen comrades from August 19, 1942.” [Fight to the Finish, by Tim Cook, page 323]

1944 The 2nd Canadian Infantry Division took control of the town of Dieppe, France from its German occupiers. “On September 3, the Canadians held a ceremony to honour the memory of their fallen comrades from August 19, 1942.” [Fight to the Finish, by Tim Cook, page 323]

1944 The 2nd Canadian Infantry Division took control of the town of Dieppe, France from its German occupiers. “On September 3, the Canadians held a ceremony to honour the memory of their fallen comrades from August 19, 1942.” [Fight to the Finish, by Tim Cook, page 323]

1944 The 2nd Canadian Infantry Division took control of the town of Dieppe, France from its German occupiers. “On September 3, the Canadians held a ceremony to honour the memory of their fallen comrades from August 19, 1942.” [Fight to the Finish, by Tim Cook, page 323]

1944 The 2nd Canadian Infantry Division took control of the town of Dieppe, France from its German occupiers. “On September 3, the Canadians held a ceremony to honour the memory of their fallen comrades from August 19, 1942.” [Fight to the Finish, by Tim Cook, page 323]

1944 The 2nd Canadian Infantry Division took control of the town of Dieppe, France from its German occupiers. “On September 3, the Canadians held a ceremony to honour the memory of their fallen comrades from August 19, 1942.” [Fight to the Finish, by Tim Cook, page 323]

1944 The 2nd Canadian Infantry Division took control of the town of Dieppe, France from its German occupiers. “On September 3, the Canadians held a ceremony to honour the memory of their fallen comrades from August 19, 1942.” [Fight to the Finish, by Tim Cook, page 323]

1944 The 2nd Canadian Infantry Division took control of the town of Dieppe, France from its German occupiers. “On September 3, the Canadians held a ceremony to honour the memory of their fallen comrades from August 19, 1942.” [Fight to the Finish, by Tim Cook, page 323]

1944 The 2nd Canadian Infantry Division took control of the town of Dieppe, France from its German occupiers. “On September 3, the Canadians held a ceremony to honour the memory of their fallen comrades from August 19, 1942.” [Fight to the Finish, by Tim Cook, page 323]