by K-J | 11 Jan 2023 | History
Canoe River Memorial Park is a popular spot for tourists, when it comes to the three monuments to soldiers heading off to fight in the Korean War were killed following a train derailment in 1950 in British Columbia at Canoe River. Then there’s the LAV III...
by K-J | 26 Dec 2022 | History
Andrew OakdenStag Special Children will call them tanks, but they are not tanks.These military vehicles are actually light armoured general purpose carriers, with a set of tracks instead of wheels. These tracks allow the vehicle to go almost anywhere — no roads were...
by K-J | 25 Dec 2022 | History
A 25-pounder in the air with a parachute, and it after landing, with an extended wooden platform. It’s worth noting the 25-pounder did not have a muzzle break. It was likely an out-of-service Mark 1 25-pounder used for training purposes. “Qualified”...
