CAEN Place Foch. World War I memorial and rubble of the German kommandantur. (Photo : Archives Départementales du Calvados) 



Place Foch,Caen 1944

BERNIERES SUR MER Canadian troops going ashore on Juno Beach on D-Day, 6 June 1944. (Photo : Conseil Régional de Basse-Normandie / Archives Nationales du CANADA ) 

Anybody recognises what kind of equipment is the Sherman towing ashore?

Juno Beach,D-Day

Lauren Nelson and Charlie Mcarthy.  Lauren was Killed in action 10 April 1945 while serving with the 
Lincoln and Welland Regiment
Awarded the France and Germany Star, Canadian Volunteer Service Medal with clasp and War medal.  
Rank or service number H-22396.
Enlisted in 14-March 1944
Trained at Ft. Gary, Man
Awol for 17hours, docked 1 days pay and admonished 29 May 1944
Granted leave to embark on 16 Sep 1944
Embarked on 4 Oct 1944
Embarked to Uk on 11 Oct 1944
Reported for duty in UK on 13 Oct 1944
Embarked for front on 4 Nov
Assigned to Regiment on 8 Nov.
Deceased 10 Apr 1945  Place C.L.A5
Death Occured on Strength of Forces H.Q.: 405-N-5978
Remains buried in Germany Werlte, MR Werlte sh 3112
Cemetery 957728 inpark across from station
Reburial
Holten Canadian Military Cemetery, 
Holed Holland Grave 8 Row F Plot 8 Jan ,1947
 