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Wartime Heritage
ASSOCIATION
Korean War
Remembering the Korean War, a brief history, the battles,
and Remembrance Pages of the casualties from Nova Scotia.
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.
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.
The Channel contains some fifty-eight (58) videos of stage
performances and video movie clips presented between
1994 and 2008.
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Remembrance Pages, stories, articles, and photos relating
to the war years posted daily.
The Wartime Heritage Association is a volunteer non-
profit organization committed to remembering
wartime heritage and history.
Remembrance pages and 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
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.
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A history of the Public presentations of wartime stage
musicals and videos of Wartime Heritage (440 Productions),
picture galleries, and Nova Scotia and England tour
information.
Explore the history of the war years, the unique wartime
history of Nova Scotia, the Remembrance pages of those
who served, the stories, the articles, and the photos. Use
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individuals or topics. 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
Remembering the Vietnam War and Remembrance Pages of
the casualties with connection to Nova Scotia.
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Remembering the casualties of the Merchant Seaman of
Nova Scotia, and those with no direct connection buried in
cemeteries of Nova Scotia
24 stories from Wartime
Heritage scripts and pages on
our website. Some stories
may be a mix of actual
persons and events and/or
fictional persons and events.
Tales From the Camp
The long day of training
had ended at Camp 60, and
the four recruits had
returned to their barracks
after supper in the mess
hall. Privates Dunn, Scott,
Hemmings, and Hanley sat
together talking about the
antics of their fellow
recruits.
Dunn, the most serious of the four, began their
conversation. “It’s true what happened at that little
Chinese café in town last night.”
Digby Co., Nova Scotia, WWII Casualties
A complete curated listing researched by Wartime Heritage
of Digby Co., NS casualties including those from Ashmore,
Barton, Bear River, Brighton, Clare, Conway, Digby Neck,
Doucetteville, New Edinburgh, Plympton, Smith's Cove,
Weymouth and more, with Remembrance Pages, photos, and
WWII newspaper news clippings.