Corporal R.N. Dyer in firing position, Queen's Own Rifle, during a night patrol near Nijmegen, Netherlands, January 2nd, 1945.

Corporal R.N. Dyer, The Queens Own Rifles, Canada

Gunner Ted Griffiths, Royal Canadian Artillery takes one last shot at advancing German tanks. The rest of his gun crew retreated up the street but Gunner Griffiths stayed for that one last shot. He was killed moments later by return fire from the German tanks.
In Memory of Bombardier EDWARD H. GRIFFITHS L/460, 7 Anti-Tank Regt., Royal Canadian Artillery who died age 32 on 05 September 1944 Son of J. R. and Hannah Griffiths, of Stony Beach, Saskatchewan Canada. Remembered with honour GRADARA WAR...(I have reposted this to see if the image is better than previous)

GUNNER TED GRIFFITHS RCA FIGHTS TO THE DEATH

Dead Canadian soldiers lie on the beach in front of the seawall at Dieppe, 1942.  A German soldier examines them looking for any that are still alive.  Note the one man laying with his feet facing the camera.  He has no boots on as he would have been trying to swim out to the landing craft waiting to take survivors of the raid off the beach.