I am posting this on behalf of Malahat27 as he was having trouble getting the image accepted.
MalahatTwo7 here:
I found this little poem on the Maritime Forces Pacific Headquarters website this morning. This was written by the Father of a member who is currently serving at Land Forces Central Area Headquarters, in Toronto, a unit that I also have the distinction having seved with in the past.
After reading through it I felt that it was appropriate to post up, as many persons from around the world will be making a pilgrimage to Normandy in the next few days to give Honour to their Fallen Comrads.
I found that this poem was applicable not only to those who have family who were involved with the D-Day invasions, but also for those with friends or family who have fallen in peacetime, and not only those on military service.

Here's a link to a site about the author and his family, it's very impressive.
http://www.angelfire.com/biz/GaryQuann/page4.html
MalahatTwo7 here:
I found this little poem on the Maritime Forces Pacific Headquarters website this morning. This was written by the Father of a member who is currently serving at Land Forces Central Area Headquarters, in Toronto, a unit that I also have the distinction having seved with in the past.
After reading through it I felt that it was appropriate to post up, as many persons from around the world will be making a pilgrimage to Normandy in the next few days to give Honour to their Fallen Comrads.
I found that this poem was applicable not only to those who have family who were involved with the D-Day invasions, but also for those with friends or family who have fallen in peacetime, and not only those on military service.

Here's a link to a site about the author and his family, it's very impressive.
http://www.angelfire.com/biz/GaryQuann/page4.html
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