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Date: 1942
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Source: Government
Type of material: Photographs

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    Soldiers of the 1st Canadian Corps assisting a farmer during the haying season, England, 16 June 1942 June 16, 1942.
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    Soldiers of the 1st Canadian Corps assisting a farmer during the haying season, England, 16 June 1942

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    Item ID number:
    3237920
    Date:
    June 16, 1942
    Source:
    Government
    Soldiers of the 1st Canadian Corps assisting a farmer during the haying season, England, 16 June 1942. Army Military - Personnel - General 
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    Chief of Naval Staff inspecting Japanese shell from Estevan Point 9 July 1942
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    Chief of Naval Staff inspecting Japanese shell from Estevan Point

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    Item ID number:
    3203327
    Date:
    9 July 1942
    Source:
    Government
    Chief of Naval Staff inspecting Japanese shell from Estevan Point. Weapons - Ammunition - Shells Military - Personnel - General - WWII. Credit: Canada
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    Private Mary Greyeyes, Cree, from Muskeg Lake, Cree Nation, Canadian Women's Army Corps, with Harry Ball, Piapot First Nation September 29, 1942.
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    Private Mary Greyeyes, Cree, from Muskeg Lake, Cree Nation, Canadian Women's Army Corps, with Harry Ball, Piapot First Nation

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    Item ID number:
    3194496
    Date:
    September 29, 1942
    Source:
    Government
    Private Mary Greyeyes, Cree, from Muskeg Lake, Cree Nation, Canadian Women's Army Corps, with Harry Ball, Piapot First Nation
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