I am looking for a place or site to look up Canadian WWII trooper numbers. I have my Grandfather's "Trooper Number" and was wondering if there was a way to use it to find out more about him during WWII. What unit he was with, where he trained, etc. Or, if there was some site that I could punch in his name to do the same thing. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thx, KJ

In visiting from time to time, I always seem to find something interesting. A great site and I certainly agree with your title "Cdn heroes" for they certainly are! We as Canadians should be very proud of those generations who sacrificed so much for us today, and our most honourable military history. Lest we forget! http://www.geocities.com/convoymagazine and http://www.geocities.com/lga25ubique/index.html

I believe one of the best accounts of heroism of any conflict....A good read.

can u please tell me what three things that Dutch people do to the day to thank the people of Camada????? Thank you so much!!!!!

i am in awe after readin about ur relatives...they should be honored more then this!

I am leaving for Europe in a week and will visit Henri Richard's grave. I think it's the least I can do.

i saw your guestbook while researching for a project in world history..this is a great sight....i feel pain for your parents and for you...may god bless both their souls

hi this is for a history project and it is the best thing i will ever do reading these amazing storie

You have done such a wonderful Job! This is such an amazing site I am in awe and I don't know what else to say.

This is a wonderful site! "The Canadian Heroes: Guest-book" helps us to express our thoughts & loss of our Family Heros killed in the Wars. Also finding a link to the past. My Father was our Hero Killed at the end of the 2nd war in April 45. L/Cpl. Frederick SHARRATT of the Lincoln/Welland Reg. did not see his new Son born in Feb.45. His Son, My Brother, looks so much like My Father today! Fred was one of the older guys-in his thirties and never mentioned in his letters to Mom about how cold & tired he was or about the Horror of his buddies dying around him. He is buried in the Beautiful Holten Canadian Cemetery. We understand the School children & Families look after these graves so the younger generations will never forget these Canadian Heros fought for they're freedom! Lets never forget the Horrors & Saddness of War! Frederick Sharratts will never be forgotten. His Daughter -Carole "kcea43@msn.com"

I am looking for more information on my Grandfather. His name was Ernest Richard Scrivens and he was with the 38th Batallion CEF 1917-1919. His serial # was 513619. Can anyone tell me where I might find more info on my Grandfather?? Thanks, Tammi

Looking for Edward J. Walchuk's WW2 buddy."James W. Olson." He was from Port Albernie, B.C.

Very interesting and impressive site. We in Holland are nearly 60 years after the war yet still endless grateful to our Canadian liberators.

this is a wonderful site ..I am looking for the grave of my uncle ..he died in active duty during world war two and is burried somewhere in Holland. His name was James Ashby I am unsure of his Birthday , however he was very young when he died...I sure would like to find the location he is in..I appreciate all you can do for me and any direction you can point me to , again thank you Respectfully Rober Ashby..please contact me at the following email address..doctorm3@hotmail.com

your site rocks! I am doing a last minute history project and your site has helped me a lot.