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Wartime Heritage
ASSOCIATION
Korean War
Remembering the Korean
War, a brief history, the
battles, and the casualties
from Nova Scotia.
Telegraphist Air Gunners
The unique connection of
Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, to
the Telegraphist Air Gunners
(TAGs) Fleet Air Arm, Royal
Navy of World War II. Of the
three thousand TAGs trained,
five hundred seventy
completed their training in
Yarmouth at RCAF Station
Yarmouth - East Camp.
Our YouTube Channel
Wartime Heritage videos on our YouTube Channel
Songs and stories of the war years shared with audiences
across Nova Scotia, and in England by 440 Productions.
Our Facebook Page
Visit our Facebook page with stories, articles, and photos
relating to the war years.
440 Productions
A history of the Public presentations of wartime
stage musicals and videos of Wartime Heritage.
The Wartime Heritage Association is a volunteer
non-profit organization committed to remembering
wartime heritage and history.
Canadian History 11 School Project
Information for high school students completing research on
World War I and World II.
Designed for Yarmouth County Students. Pages contains
photos, newspaper articles, and links.
Stories, History and Photos
of the War Years
Sharing wartime history and
personal stories, information,
and photos of World War I,
World War II, Telegraphist Air
Gunners, and the Korean War.
World War II
Information on Nova Scotia
casualties from sources that
include the Books of
Remembrance in Ottawa, the
Canadian Virtual War
Memorial (Veterans Affairs),
the Commonwealth War
Graves Commission, the
American Battle Monuments
Commission, War Memorial,
and other local sources.
Welcome To Our Website
World War I
The wartime history of
Yarmouth, Digby, and
Shelburne Counties of Nova
Scotia, those who gave their
lives in the service the nation
and the men and women who
served.
Explore the history of the war years on our website, the
Remembrance pages of those who served, the stories, the
articles, and the photos.
Use the navigation bar or the search box to find specific
individuals or topics. Discover the unique history of wartime
Nova Scotia.
Read about us, our initiatives and our history. If you have a
comment, information, or would like to share wartime
stories or photos on our website, please contact us.
Your support of our initiatives is always appreciated
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To wartimeheritage@gmail.com
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D-Day June 6, 1944
On June 6, 1944, Allied forces invaded Western Europe
along an 80-kilometre front in Normandy, France. Of the
nearly 150,000 Allied troops who landed or parachuted into
the invasion area, 14,000 were Canadians. The Canadians
suffered 1074 casualties, including 359 killed.
Remembering the Nova Scotians Killed in Action on
June 6, 1944
