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The Canadian's arm band has the letters " GM P , " packed in layers in long for " Garrison Military Police , " and the other's “ M P ” is for “ Military Police . " " bulks , ” and salted with coarse salt , one layer upon another . down ...
The Canadian's arm band has the letters " GM P , " packed in layers in long for " Garrison Military Police , " and the other's “ M P ” is for “ Military Police . " " bulks , ” and salted with coarse salt , one layer upon another . down ...
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The prosaic job in Britain , so different from The Canadian army of the first World War the battles of the last war , has been widely -628,964 men in a nation of eight millions- misunderstood . Even in the Canadian Parliahad left 60,000 ...
The prosaic job in Britain , so different from The Canadian army of the first World War the battles of the last war , has been widely -628,964 men in a nation of eight millions- misunderstood . Even in the Canadian Parliahad left 60,000 ...
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Camp Commandant Pune / English Schoolboys Ignore Signs to Welcome a Canadian Visitor Sergeant Anderson , of Sault Sainte Marie , Ontario , forgets army " paperwork ” for a moment to greet the youthful delegation .
Camp Commandant Pune / English Schoolboys Ignore Signs to Welcome a Canadian Visitor Sergeant Anderson , of Sault Sainte Marie , Ontario , forgets army " paperwork ” for a moment to greet the youthful delegation .
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