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The Battle of Vimy Ridge part 7 Keys To Victory

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The Battle of Vimy Ridge part 7 Keys To Victory

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  • your great uncle is a hero the best generation us canadians ever had.

  • My great-uncle LLOYD HUGHES was wounded in the March 1st mass trench raid that started at 5:15 AM. Their objective was to reconnoiter and test the German defenses of Hill 145. A total of 83 were killed and 132 wounded in the 54th Canadian Infantry Battalion of which he was a member. The Germans allowed unimpeded movement up to their line and also helped facilitated recovery of both dead and wounded Canadian soldiers. Lloyd subsequently succumbed to his wounds 5 days later on March 6th 1917.

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  • "if I had Canadian soldiers, American technology, and british officers I would rule the world." - Winston Churchill

  • @dootguy86 I gotta agree man...but why? how come you live in the past....how about live in the future....and do what you want.....

  • march first is my birthday and hearing this took my breath away

  • wow so they had gas even back then .dam evil stuff

  • Oh, yes. They've flied with flags saying 'I'm a rookie." or "get other 'cause I'm experienced!"

  • he got the most air-to-air kills in ww1, thats why he was called the best

  • You should've seen me in my leather helmet and googles, with a scarf around my neck and wearing a long leather coat. I wonder what I'm doing here 91 years later!

  • Beeing A veteran of the Aircorps you know pretty much about von Richthofen I must admit. It´s always a pleasure to meet someone who was actually there and therefore can judge the flying abillities of the opponent.

  • I've never understood why the fuss about th so-called Red baron. He was a good pilot but not an outstanding one, cause he always went after the two-seaters, the crippled or the rookies, from there his record came. The first time he met a good flyer, a Canadian by the way, he was on the run and the Aussies caught him from the ground.

  • we must remember and never forget the soldiers in any war

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