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Leaders of Canadian troops in the Kiska task force watch transports being loaded with equipment and supplies at a Canadian port for the attack. Left t(...)
Leaders of Canadian troops in the Kiska task force watch transports being loaded with equipment and supplies at a Canadian port for the attack. Left t(...)

Leaders of Canadian troops in the Kiska task force watch transports being loaded with equipment and supplies at a Canadian port for the attack. Left t(...)

Date8/23/1943
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Original Toronto Star caption: Leaders of Canadian troops in the Kiska task force watch transports being loaded with equipment and supplies at a Canadian port for the attack. Left to right are Brig. W. H. S. Macklin of the Pacific command; Lieut.-Col. J. A.. Wilson; commander of the Winnipeg Grneadiers and Brig. H. W. Foster; general officer commanding the Canadian forces.
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CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0002134F
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