Korean War Photographer Bill Olson
From the Frontlines to the Home Front: The Extraordinary Legacy of Wilfred “Bill” Olson The history of Canadian military and commercial photography…
D-Day: THREE HUNDRED FEET OF FILM – SEEN AND UNSEEN
By Benjamin Moogk New research from Thomas Hogan has revealed evidence that three hundred feet of footage of the Canadians landing in…
Sgt. Harry Henry Alfred Barnett – KIA
In Honour of Sgt. cameraman, Harry Henry Alfred Barnett, killed in action, March 11th, 1945, I am sharing additional information, courtesy of…
Letter from The Chancellery of the Führer to Lt. Dwight E. (Joe) Dolan
I recently received an email from the son of Lt. Dwight ‘Joe’ Dolan who wished to share the following letter with this…
Sgt. E. R. “Scoop” Bonter: CFPU Combat Cameraman
Born, Elmer Randall Bonter, or ‘Ed‘ to his friends and colleagues, was “a native of Ameliasburgh“, a township in the Prince Edward…
KIA: Members of the Canadian Army Film Unit
Six members of the Film & Photo Unit were killed; One still photographer, three Cine Cameramen, and two drivers. Lieut. Terry Faulkner…
