The Canadian Queen's Own Rifles at Normandy and Beyond
MHC spent a few minutes with Mr. James Owens, a re-enactor with the Canadian Queen's Own Rifles, who landed on JUNO Beach on D-Day. Mr. Owens was kind enough to share some of his expertise with us.
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