• CFPU: CINE Personnel
    • Remembering ‘Stormin’ Norman (Norman C. Quick, CSC; 1921-2013)
    • Chuck Ross: Combat Cameraman
    • Brian O’Regan: “Liberator of Dieppe” By James O’Regan
    • In Remembrance: Sgt. Lloyd Millon
    • Andrew Graham “Cam” Campbell
    • My photographer friend was a WW II hero by By JEFF MAGUIRE
  • CFPU: Stills Photographers
    • Meet Sgt. Karen Hermeston.
    • Paul J. Tomelin – 1925-2016
    • W/O Frank Hall RCAF: Canadian Medical Photographer
  • Drivers
    • David Norman King – CFPU Driver
    • Private Lewis Luke Currie was my Grandfather
  • Production Staff
    • The women of the CFPU.
    • Michael D. Spencer – November 9, 1919 – April 20, 2016
  • Newsreels
    • The Canadian Army Newsreel: On the Home Screens
    • War Amps releases Newsreels By Peter Dudley
    • Framing the Past through the lens of the Present By Gillian Evans
  • Books
    • War Through the Lens by Dan Conlin
    • The Accidental Birdwatcher – Book Review
    • Inspired by the CFPU by Josha Sietsma
  • Contact
  • Links
    • The War Amps
    • Combat Camera
    • Legion Magazine
    • Canadian Geographic

Images tagged "anciens-combattants"

Captain Fraser Clark performs the Piper's lament while spectators stand in a moment of silence during the memorial commemoration of Sergeant(Retired) Nadine Manning, who was the last remaining Imagery technician that served in World War 2. This photo was taken at Lakehead Cemetery in Point-Claire, Quebec on November 6th, 2021. Please credit: Cpl Thomas Lee, Canadian Forces Combat Camera, Canadian Armed Forces Photo
Brigadier-General Richard Perreault, Director General Public Affairs, presents a wreath of flowers during the memorial commemoration of Sergeant(Retired) Nadine Manning, who was the last remaining Imagery technician that served in World War 2. This photo was taken at Lakehead Cemetery in Point-Claire, Quebec on November 6th, 2021. Please credit: Cpl Thomas Lee, Canadian Forces Combat Camera, Canadian Armed Forces Photo
Military personnel, friends and family stand in commemoration, in memory of Sergeant(Retired) Nadine Manning, who was the last remaining Imagery technician that served in World War 2. This photo was taken at Lakehead Cemetery in Point-Claire, Quebec on November 6th, 2021. Please credit: Cpl Thomas Lee, Canadian Forces Combat Camera, Canadian Armed Forces Photo
Colonel(Retired) Ralph Coleman, Colonel-Commandment, speaks about the importance of Canadian Army Film and Photo Unit (CFPU) during the memorial commemoration of Sergeant(Retired) Nadine Manning, who was the last remaining Imagery technician that served in World War 2. This photo was taken at Lakehead Cemetery in Point-Claire, Quebec on November 6th, 2021. Please credit: Cpl Thomas Lee, Canadian Forces Combat Camera, Canadian Armed Forces Photo
Sergeant Carole Gosselin, National Defence Imagery Library, presents a symbolic coin representing the Imagery Technician trade during the memorial commemoration of Sergeant(Retired) Nadine Manning, who was the last remaining Imagery technician that served in World War 2. This photo was taken at Lakehead Cemetery in Point-Claire, Quebec on November 6th, 2021. Please credit: Cpl Thomas Lee, Canadian Forces Combat Camera, Canadian Armed Forces Photo
Maddy O'Regan and her mother Judy perform "Oh Canada" on violin during the memorial commemoration of Sergeant(Retired) Nadine Manning, who was the last remaining Imagery technician that served in World War 2. This photo was taken at Lakehead Cemetery in Point-Claire, Quebec on November 6th, 2021. Please credit: Cpl Thomas Lee, Canadian Forces Combat Camera, Canadian Armed Forces Photo Please credit: Cpl Thomas Lee, Canadian Forces Combat Camera, Canadian Armed Forces Photo
Friends and family gather to say their final goodbyes and look at the Symbolic Trade coin that was presented during the memorial commemoration of Sergeant(Retired) Nadine Manning, who was the last remaining Imagery technician that served in World War 2. This photo was taken at Lakehead Cemetery in Point-Claire, Quebec on November 6th, 2021. Please credit: Cpl Thomas Lee, Canadian Forces Combat Camera, Canadian Armed Forces Photo
Military personnel, friends and family stand in commemoration, in memory of Sergeant(Retired) Nadine Manning, who was the last remaining Imagery technician that served in World War 2. This photo was taken at Lakehead Cemetery in Point-Claire, Quebec on November 6th, 2021. Please credit: Cpl Thomas Lee, Canadian Forces Combat Camera, Canadian Armed Forces Photo
Military personnel, friends and family stand in commemoration, in memory of Sergeant(Retired) Nadine Manning, who was the last remaining Imagery technician that served in World War 2. This photo was taken at Lakehead Cemetery in Point-Claire, Quebec on November 6th, 2021. Please credit: Cpl Thomas Lee, Canadian Forces Combat Camera, Canadian Armed Forces Photo
A symbolic coin representing the Imagery Technician trade, presented during the memorial commemoration of Sergeant(Retired) Nadine Manning, who was the last remaining Imagery technician that served in World War 2. This photo was taken at Lakehead Cemetery in Point-Claire, Quebec on November 6th, 2021. Please credit: Cpl Thomas Lee, Canadian Forces Combat Camera, Canadian Armed Forces Photo
A symbolic coin representing the Imagery Technician trade, presented during the memorial commemoration of Sergeant(Retired) Nadine Manning, who was the last remaining Imagery technician that served in World War 2. This photo was taken at Lakehead Cemetery in Point-Claire, Quebec on November 6th, 2021. Please credit: Cpl Thomas Lee, Canadian Forces Combat Camera, Canadian Armed Forces Photo
Military personnel, friends and family stand in commemoration, in memory of Sergeant(Retired) Nadine Manning, who was the last remaining Imagery technician that served in World War 2. This photo was taken at Lakehead Cemetery in Point-Claire, Quebec on November 6th, 2021. Please credit: Cpl Thomas Lee, Canadian Forces Combat Camera, Canadian Armed Forces Photo

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  • CFPU: CINE Personnel
    • Remembering ‘Stormin’ Norman (Norman C. Quick, CSC; 1921-2013)
    • Chuck Ross: Combat Cameraman
    • Brian O’Regan: “Liberator of Dieppe” By James O’Regan
    • In Remembrance: Sgt. Lloyd Millon
    • Andrew Graham “Cam” Campbell
    • My photographer friend was a WW II hero by By JEFF MAGUIRE
  • CFPU: Stills Photographers
    • Meet Sgt. Karen Hermeston.
    • Paul J. Tomelin – 1925-2016
    • W/O Frank Hall RCAF: Canadian Medical Photographer
  • Drivers
    • David Norman King – CFPU Driver
    • Private Lewis Luke Currie was my Grandfather
  • Production Staff
    • The women of the CFPU.
    • Michael D. Spencer – November 9, 1919 – April 20, 2016
  • Newsreels
    • The Canadian Army Newsreel: On the Home Screens
    • War Amps releases Newsreels By Peter Dudley
    • Framing the Past through the lens of the Present By Gillian Evans
  • Books
    • War Through the Lens by Dan Conlin
    • The Accidental Birdwatcher – Book Review
    • Inspired by the CFPU by Josha Sietsma
  • Contact
  • Links
    • The War Amps
    • Combat Camera
    • Legion Magazine
    • Canadian Geographic
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