June 9th, 1944. Dear Mother…the most spectacular story… by Sgt. Bruce McCaughey
Every now and then I am surprised by emails I receive from visitors to the Film & Photo website. The most welcome
Inspired by the CFPU
Since launching the Canadian Film & Photo Unit website, I have received many emails from individuals seeking more information about the men
The Canadian Army Newsreel: On the Home Screens
The power of the Canadian Army Newsreel is best exemplified in this account of a families search for the whereabouts of their
Brian O’Regan: “Liberator of Dieppe” By James O’Regan
Brian O’Regan was born at the Grace Hospital in 1924, one of ten children of Kitty and Tot O’Regan. Tot was a
Remembering ‘Stormin’ Norman (Norman C. Quick, CSC; 1921-2013)
Dale Gervais – September 15, 2013 Norman Quick was born in Toronto, Ontario on April 22, 1921. As a youth, Norm carried
The women of the CFPU.
Although Canadian women played an important role during WWII, most of them served in a supportive role to their male counterparts such
CFPU Combat Cameramen
PHOTO ABOVE: Colour photograph of the Canadian Film & Photo Unit. Copyright belongs to the Crown ; Credit: Canada. Department of National
Meet Sgt. Karen Hermeston.
Little is known about the role the CWAC played within the Unit, and even less is known about the lone female combat
My photographer friend was a WW II hero by By JEFF MAGUIRE
PHOTO ABOVE: Major David V. Currie (left, with pistol in hand) of The South Alberta Regiment accepting the surrender of German troops
Framing the Past through the lens of the Present By Gillian Evans
The War Amps Society’s Migration of the Canadian Army Newsreels.  By Gillian Evans May16, 2011 The Canadian Army Newsreels, produced by the
War Amps releases Newsreels By Peter Dudley
Sgt. Chuck Ross, and Sgt. Norman Quick, C.S.C., reunite to celebrate the release of the Canadian Army Newsreels. The six-disc DVD set
Chuck Ross: Combat Cameraman
EDMONTON – It is with great sadness that I announce the passing of a great friend and Canadian Film Pioneer, Charles (Chuck)
CSC Combat Camera Award
The following story is used with permission by Lieutenant-Colonel Réjean Duchesneau, MBA Head, Defence Public Affairs Learning Centre Chief of Staff (PA)
In Search of a Missing Combat Camera
Where Has Norm Quick’s Eyemo Gone? (Originally posted on Canadianfilm.com in January, 2007) Special thank you to Don Angus, editor of the
History in the Taking by Jon Farrell
Canadian Geographical Journal: History in the Taking: Some Notes About The Canadian Army Film & Photo Unit By Jon Farrell (Prepared in January, 1945) Used
