This mountain was named in 1964 in honour of Pte. Daniel A. Domke from Natal, BC. He was killed on 14 April 1943 during the Second World War.
Mount Domke
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This mountain was named in 1964 in honour of Pte. Daniel A. Domke from Natal, BC. He was killed on 14 April 1943 during the Second World War.
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LEST WE FORGET IN MEMORIAM
THIS MONUMENT IS DEDICATED TO ALL FIRST NATIONS PEOPLE AND THEIR COMRADES
WHO TRAINED ON THE TSUU T'INA FIRST NATIONS PEOPLE RESERVE.
THEY WILL NOT BE FORGOTTEN! SLEEP ON COMRADES, SLEEP AND TAKE THY REST.
GOOD NIGHT, ONLY GOOD NIGHT COMRADES, NOT FAREWELL.
TO ALL ABORIGINALS AND THEIR COMRADES WHO SACRIFICED LIFE AND LIMB
TO OBTAIN PEACE, SECURITY AND FREEDOM FOR THEIR COUNTRY.
ON BEHALF OF
TSUU T'INA FIRST NATION PEOPLE
FIRST NATION VETERANS SOUTHERN ALBERTA ASSOCIATION
NATIONAL ABORIGINAL VETERANS ASSOCIATION
KOREA VETERAN'S ASSOCIATION UNIT #54
PRINCESS PATRICIA'S CANADIAN LIGHT INFANTRY, CALGARY BRANCH
QUEEN'S OWN RIFLES OF CANADA ASSOCIATION, CALGARY BRANCH
LORD STRATHCONA'S HORSE (RC) ASSOCIATION, CALGARY BRANCH
FORT GARRY HORSE
CALGARY HIGHLANDERS ASSOCIATION
50/14 CALGARY TANKS ASSOCIATION
UNITED NATIONS PEACEKEEPING ASSOCIATION, CALGARY BRANCH
POLISH COMBATANT ASSOCIATION, #18 CALGARY
CALGARYJEWISH VETERANS, POST #2
ROYAL ALBERTA UNITED SERVICES INSTITUTE
ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION - ALBERTA/NWT COMMAND, CALGARY BRANCHES
#1, #52, #102, #154, #238, #264, #275, #284, #285, #286, #289
JULY 22, 2000
The Tsuu T'ina First Nations War Memorial was erected on July 22, 2000. It is dedicated to all First Nations people and their comrades who trained on the Tsuu T'ina First Nations People Reserve.
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LEST WE FORGET
THIS MONUMENT IS ERECTED BY THEIR GRATEFUL FELLOW CITIZENS TO THE EVERLASTING MEMORY OF THOSE MEN OF NANTON AND DISTRICT WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES IN THE SERVICE OF THEIR COUNTRY IN THE GREAT WAR 1914-1918
WILLIAM E. BUCHANAN
GEORGE BLACKBELL
RICHARD E. CASPELL
FREDERICK D. COOTE
SIDNEY CROSS
WILLIAM DOUGLAS
FRED EVANS
JACK EVANS
WILLIAM FARQUHAR
ROLLA FETHERSTON
ROSS L. FETHERSTON
CHARLES HARGRAVES
JAMES E. HICKSON
JOHN INGRAM
KENNETH P. JOHNSON
DAVID KENNEDY
MIKE KURYSH
CECIL KIRKPATRICK
HAROLD MCGILLIVRAY
ARTHUR D. MELVIN
ALBERT PARKER
OWEN PESTELL
S.E. SHORTCLIFFE
OSCAR C. WILLIAMS
THOMAS WARING
ALSO TO THE MEMORY OF THOSE MEN OF NANTON AND DISTRICT WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES IN THE SERVICE OF THEIR COUNTRY IN THE SECOND GREAT WAR 1939-1945
BERT AIRHART
NIGEL ARMSTRONG
DOUGLAS BEVAN
CLARKE CHAMBERS
WILLIAM ELD
ARDEN ELLIS
ROBERT FERRIS
CLIFFORD GARBUTT
WILLIAM GRAHAM
JEROLD HUNTER
RALPH JESSUP
GEORGE JOHNSON
LEO LYSAK
ROBERT LEMAN
ROY MUIR
JOHN MCCLOSKEY
WALLACE MCLEAN
JACK O'LEARY
GLEN RANSOM
LOREE SCOTT
PAUL SMASHNUCK
KENNETH SMITH
VICTOR WHEELER
STAN WICKENS
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KOREA
1950-1953
This monument was erected by the people of Nanton and area in honour of the local war dead of the First and Second World Wars and the Korean War. The statue depicts a soldier of the First World War era standing with arms reversed.
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This mountain was named in 1916 by Arthur O. Wheeler. This mountain honours the lowest ranking soldiers of the French Army who battled the invading Germans during the First World War. One week following the armistice which ended the First World War, eleven peaks in the Kananaskis area were named after prominent French military leaders. "Les Annales" a French publication, had suggested that one mountain be named for the great hero of the age, the humble and fascinating poilu.
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FOR KING AND COUNTRY
MEMBERS
OF
Black Diamond Community
WHO HAVE VOLUNTEERED FOR ACTIVE SERVICE WITH CANADA'S FIGHTING FORCES
This certificate lists the names of those from Black Diamond who served in the Canadian military during the Second World War. The Black Diamond Women’s Institute made up the “For King and Country” plaque in 1945-46, commemorating the members of the Black Diamond Community who volunteered for active service with Canada’s Fighting Forces. The Lettering on the plaque was done by Ian McLaren, and the total size of the framed certificate is 41.5 inches tall by 24 inches wide.. This plaque was dedicated to the Town of Black Diamond in 1946. The plaque hung for many years in the Library which was located at the Griffiths Memorial Centre. For the last several years, it has been proudly displayed in the Town of Black Diamond’s Council Chambers. To ensure the living legacy of this wonderful historical plaque, the Town of Black Diamond donated it to the Royal Canadian Legion, Branch No. 78 in 2006.
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CENTENNIAL YEAR 1967
THIS MONUMENT WAS ERECTED BY THE COMMUNITY OF STAVELY TO THE MEMORY OF THOSE FROM THE COMMUNITY OF STAVELY WHO LOST THEIR LIVES IN THE DEFENCE OF THEIR COUNTRY.
1914 - 1918
1939 - 1945
This memorial, erected by the town of Stavely in 1967, is dedicated to the local war dead of the First and Second World Wars.
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THIS GERMAN GUN WAS PRESENTED TO THE STAVELY DISTRICT TO COMMEMORATE THE SERVICE OF THE MEN WHO TOOK PART IN THE GREAT WAR 1914-1918
This memorial is a German field mortar presented to the district of Stavely after First World War and used to commemorate the local war dead and veterans of the First World War.
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IN MEMORY OF THOSE FROM
TURNER VALLEY OILFIELDS
WHO FELL
WORLD WAR II
1939 - 1945
D. CRUICKSHANKS
J.H. PALLISTER
R.C.H. BOULTON
J. GINGRICH
D. MCCULLOCH
J.F. GREENAN
A. MCDONALD
R. TAYLOR
F. MCDONALD
C.G. TURTLE
W. HICKOK
B. HENDERSON
T. HERRON
W. BAIRD
F.J. LOWE
J. HOGAN
G. ALGER
A. MCCAIG
L. TAYLOR
G.W. HILL
J.J. LEASK
A.H. WARD
J. LEES
J.E. ADAMS
AND IN HONOR OF THOSE WHO SERVED
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KOREA
1950 - 1953
This memorial is dedicated to the local war dead and veterans of the Second World War and the Korean War.
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RCAF Aerodrome Vulcan
During World War II, over 1000 allied students received advanced flight training at the Vulcan Aerodrome under the British Commonwealth Air Training Plan (BCATP). The BCATP was one of Canada's most important contributions to the War. Under the Plan, aircrew training schools were established by the Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF) throughout Canada. Trainees were from Canada, Great Britain, Australia, New Zealand and other Allied countries.
Located on this site were:
No.2 Flying Instructor School (FIS)
August 3, 1942 - May 3, 1943
Pilot instructors were trained at No.2 FIS to instruct at other flying training schools. This was the first flying instructor school in western Canada and one of three in Canada.
No.19 Service Flying Training School (SFTS)
May 3, 1943 - April 14, 1945
Students of no.19 STFS trained on twin engine Anson II aircraft and, upon graduation, were mainly destined for Royal Air Force Bomber Command in England.
Vulcan Aerodrome data:
50 20 North Latitude
113 21 West Longitude
Elevation - 3400'
Section 10, Township 16, Range 25, West of the 4th Meridian
Runway Data:
2-20, 3125' x 150'
8-26, 3100' x 150'
14-32, 3100' x 150', Hard Surfaced
There is little left to remind us of the aerodrome's glory days. Many buildings were removed or dismantled, and the runways are slowly being reclaimed by prairie grasses. Memories, however, will remain as long as we continue to hold the torch for those who fought and died for freedom.
This marker is dedicated to those who trained or served at the Vulcan Aerodrome, and to the memory of those who made the supreme sacrifice in defence of their countries and democracy.
Dedicated July 2000
A project of No.2 FIS and No.19 SFTS Millennium Memorial Committee of the County of Vulcan Economic Development and Tourism Guild with assistance from:
Alberta Historical Resources Foundation
Vulcan County
Town of Vulcan
Harvest Foundation
No.783 Calgary Wing Royal Canadian Air Force Association
The Generous Public
Per Ardua Ad Astra
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The Base of this monument contains portions of the original Guard House which was located on the monument site.
Erected in July 2000 by several organizations, this memorial is dedicated to the memory of Royal Canadian Air Force aerodrome Vulcan, in particular the schools it housed during the Second World War.
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VETERANS BURIED WITHIN CHAMPION CEMETERY
BACH RICHARD C.
BEAUBIER IRWIN
BEINGESSNER SIMON
BEINGESSENER MICHAEL
CARLSON JOHN ED. SR.
CARLSON JOHN EDWIN JR.
CASTATOR RUSSELL J.
CATTONI ALFONSO E.
CAUSEY DAVID A.
DECKER MATHIAS
DEIMERT WILLIAM
DOYLE ROBERT H.
DOYLE THOMAS N.
DUNIPACE ANDREW
HALLETT LAWRENCE
IVARSON IVAR J.
KELLEY JAMES
KLEIN JACOB
KRASMAN ALBERT
LONG JOHN
LONG ROBERT
LUCAS DONALD
LUCAC LORNE
MARSHMAN EDWARD C.
MARSHMAN WILLIAM E. JR.
MILES HENRY
MOSES GEORGE
NOWLIN ERNEST
QUICK ROY
RHODES ERNEST
RUGGLES DORN
SCHUMACHER LLOYD
STEPHENSEN HAROLD
STEWART GORDON
ULRICH ARTHUR W.
VERSLUYS CORNELIS J.
WILLIES WALTER W.
WOLFE WILLIAM
GRIFFIN EDITH M.
"LEST WE FORGET, LEST WE FORGET"
Erected by Royal Canadian Legion Branch No. 262, this memorial is dedicated to the memory of the veterans buried in the Champion Cemetery.