Bomb effectiveness photo taken from camera in the belly of 425 Squadron bomber over Leipzig, Germany on 10th April, 1945.

Alexander R Potter, RCAF photographer stationed at RAF Tholthorpe Bomber command.

Intelligence bombing photo Leipzig, Germany / 1945

CAEN, Normandy, France;  July 11, 1944 - A Sherman tank of the Sherbrooke Fusiliers Regiment advancing into Caen. 

Sherman tank

A Canadian member of the joint American-Canadian landing force squints down the sights of a Japanese machine gun found in a trench on Kiska Island, Alaska, on August 16, 1943. After the brutal fighting in the battle to retake Attu Island, U.S. and Canadian forces were prepared for even more of a fight on Kiska. Unknown to the Allies though, the Japanese had evacuated all their troops two weeks earlier. Although the invasion was unopposed, 32 soldiers were killed in friendly-fire incidents, four more by booby traps, and a further 191 were listed as Missing in Action.  Quite a casualty list considering the enemy were not even there.  I demonstrates the complexity of staging a beach landing anywhere and the inherent dangers to the men involved.