The Memory Project: Don Landry
Don Landry (Army) of Nova Scotia served in the Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry in the 1st and 3rd Battalions. He served one tour in Korea.
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The Memory Project: Don Jatiouk
Don Jatiouk (Navy) of Alliston, ON served onboard HMCS Nootka, which was a Canadian naval vessel that patrolled the Korean coast during the war, conducting barrages on the Korean coast to halt supplies as well as protection and surveillance duties.
The Memory Project: Mort Lightstone
Mort Lightstone (Air Force) of Ottawa, ON joined the Royal Canadian Air Force to help support his family at 18. The next thing he knew, he was flying in a war zone.
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The Historica-Dominion Institute commemorates the veterans of the Korean War
The Shafia clan, in their own words
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