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Thank you for all the help. This will make my friend very happy. I am grateful.

A friend is wondering why his grandfather Lt. Charles Frederick Casey MC 106128, who was killed on 9-15-1916, was awarded the Military Cross. He has his medal but no history on it. Thank you.

Thanks Kevin. I enjoyed your site and hope you can get it fixed. It will be fabulous to have his picture. It means so much in my work, sadly it makes the men real to many. I really appreciate your help. Many thanks.

On page 7 of his file held by Library and Archives Canada it states he was attached to the Arty A.A. Reinforcement Camp for unreadable Q. Does this mean he left the Royal Regina Rifles in April 1943? I am trying to find a pix of him without any success as I am doing an exhibit on Indigenous War Dead...

Thank you klambie and Temujin for all your help. I am sure his nephew will be very grateful to get this.

I am wondering if there is any way to get more details on his death on 10-23-1944 aside from KIA. His nephew said he had heard he was killed by a sniper but nothing in his file. He served with the Queen’s Own Cameron Highlanders Canada and is buried at Bergen-Op-Zoom. Thank you.

Thanks. I never thought about the Circumstances of death card. The death register beside his for Kabaybeek who is his wife. I really appreciate this.

I have a puzzle. John Bones died on 2-22-1919 and is remembered on the Halifax Memorial. However there is nothing in his file on his death. Is there anywhere else this information would be held? He is also known as John Bone. Thank you. I have figured it out. He died on his reserve but has no known ...

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Thank you. I appreciate your help.