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Canada: First Call-Out of Conscripts – 3 January 1918

Canada: First Call-Out of Conscripts – 3 January 1918

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Canada Votes Union: Conscripts Ordered to Report

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Kitchener & Lenham honour same fallen soldier https://t.co/S6TTQ8a7Ap

Private Andrew Bonofonti - a conscript - was wounded by shellfire at the battle of Valenciennes on 1 November 1918. Although he recovered, on 20 March 1919 he died in hospital from TB. We will remember them.

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Overwhelming Allied air superiority was vital, not only in the establishment of the bridgehead, but crucial to air interdiction over the following three weeks &, as noted in Marc Milner's splendid #StoppingthePanzers, in the theatre wide disruption of German command and control.

Jonathan Ware@ReassessHistory

The #Luftwaffe played a major but widely forgotten part in the Battle of #Normandy.

From 6 June #DDay to 30 June, they launched 12,829 sorties against the bridgehead, losing 818 aircraft in the process against multiple defensive belts.

#DDay75 #WW2 #Overlord #Normandy75 4

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Thanks Bruce, another conscript lost and now found. We will remember them.

Bruce F. MacDonald@brucefmacdonald

March 16 1921: Pte. Lewis Seaboyer Bezanson, age 24, dies of sickness related to military service at his Goldboro, NS, home. Details: https://t.co/Qqx8XIZNSL

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Made it!

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Hello @stfx @stfxHistory, I am looking forward to my talk this evening on Canadian conscripts. Everyone is welcome at 7:00 PM in the Schwartz Building. See you there. https://t.co/YQoXiFxxjM via @stfxuniversity

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