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Battle of Hong Kong
Countrys in the battle
Canada
Britian
India
Japanese Casualties
All together 2,000 people
Canadian casualties: 290 killed and 493 wounded Facts
More than 550 of the 1,975 Canadians who sailed from Vancouver in October 1941 never returned.
The Japanese attack did not take the garrison by complete surprise; the defence forces were prepared -
The Dieppe Raid
Countrys in battle
Canada
Britain
United States
German
France Casualties
Canada- 509
A total of 3,369 men were killed or wounded Facts
Raid took place on the northern coast of France -
Kiska
Counties in battle
Canada
U.S
French
Japanese casualties
overall-200
canadian-4 Facts
130 men came down with trench foot
The japanese set out trape for canada and the U.S.
Peopel used to say"The Japanese are very clever. Their dogs can brew coffee." -
Monte San Marco
Countries in the battle
Canada
Italy Death
11 dead, 26 wounded, and two captured Facts
The aftermath of the battle was nightmarish -
D-day the battle of Normandy
Countries in battle
Australia
Canada
Belgium
France
Czechoslovakia
Greece
New Zealand
the Netherlands
norwa
Poland
the United Kingdom
United States
Germany casualties
425,000 Allied and German troops were killed, wounded, or went missing during the battle. Facts
By nightfall on June 6, more than 9,000 Allied soldiers were dead or wounded
Between 15,000 and 20,000 French civilians were killed during the battle. -
Putot en Bessin
Counties in the battle
Britian
Canada
German deaths
German losses amounted to 19 dead, 58 wounded and 21 missing
Canada-128 -
Falaise Road
Counties involved
Canada Deaths
allies =209,672 casualties
german=240,000 were killed or wounded Fact
80,000 and 100,000 allie troops were caught in the encirclement -
St Lambert sur Dives
Counties in battle
Canada
German Death
300 Germans had been killed
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Moerbrugge
Countries in the battle
Canada
German
united kingdom casulities
700 Germans were killed, wounded or captured during the Moerbrugge battle
300 canadians were killed, wounded or captured -
Battle of the Scheldt
Counties in battle
Canada
United Kingdom
Belgium
Netherlands
Norway
poland
Germany Deaths
12,873 Allied casualties (killed, wounded, or missing), half of them Canadians. Facts
On 13 October, what would come to be known as "Black Friday", the Canadian 5th Infantry Brigade's Black Watch was virtually wiped out in an unsuccessful attack.