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     Bfliilxvrrl . l- s Oval" Europe. many Poised for the kill, this team oi oei-lllion lzunners oh a Rriyill 
     
     illli: and l‘ " ~ .. HM"! I'M TY]? 1w"; Canadian Navy landing craft help guard their human cargo of 
     
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     craft Ilotillas are busily engaged in combine Operations a. i it 
     
     To each RCN crew are ontruoted the lives some 200 troops. 
     
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     ‘vrcmacy i: the first essential o! am-llcss Spitfires from a Canadian fighter squadron ' ‘ ' ’ 
     
     m .i.siol1~uilless the iflVidCi‘ r takes uif to cover the fist medium b be ‘I REHEARRKL EOE INVASION Split second in a mul 
     
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     New and beyjnd mmmg by “the llpa4§evin bombing" is mtendpd hm“ r’ A typical group oi’ Canadian fighter pilot; tell their bare- r‘ 
     
     a n V_ ~~ A ~ . p11]. q , a _ v timing i5 the secret for an operation like this craft which bore thcli aloft pass 0v le .1, 
     
     by boméilgicjfi; Sftitgtirhiéh 5:115: aoilalzierléixi; osftappeiii verlzo defences on the beaciilicnd and behind if’ ‘Eggs?! lrzgghlowfilhgofafmilgf;'fl§{“g§.ef'_.fjfgf‘jflirif*"fl and to be successful. Undergoing intensive training 111052 soldier: took their initial training? ‘with 
     
     - ‘I P90!‘ lRACl" Photo) invasion sweep 6ver"mu_Dpe_(R’cAi éiloeo)** g We‘ for their task in the invasion oi Europe. hun- parachutes in Canada, added poiish and iinosse 
     
     ' " dreds oi Canadian paratroopers float elirtliwards in Britaim-(Canazlinn Army Photo). 
     
    
   
   
    
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     . "' ‘ nvilh the CA  . » - S T_ . ‘m. Emu,’ whose 1w g5 dose support of invasion ENEMY SHORE IS THEIR OBJECTI ing from boats under protection oi’ a tliin smoke screen the men 
     
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     he lhvooloh oi Europa - lclmadlnn combat, is about to take of! to hunt oheh-ly planes.—(RCAF Photo). "em "mm?" "my "=11 , their equipment, while ouilm whine overhead and shells toss geyser- 
     
    

    
     detail oi’ taking and holding o! water around thenm-(Camdian Army Photo). 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Veteran war-seasoned crews from all parts oi tho Dominion be d on m. 
     
     gun; qommandos land with lho 11m wnvp of l mo lmmn,’ of tram, my, nmhonflLbanflng Cm“ man thcse Canadian Landing Craft flotillns now attached to thl THE SNIPER. PLAYS HIS PART - The man men likxe thismanipert lilrawin:helb_ru;‘ed house 
     
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     oi their operation. - (RON Photo). Canadian aoldierl, many o! then-l expert marlu- ape on invuion day. - lcnnud an Y