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Son of Charles Henry and Martha T. Labarge (1947 National Memorial (Silver) Cross Mother), of Ottawa, Ontario.
His brother Bernard Henry Labarge was killed in action on March 12, 1943 while serving with the Royal Canadian Air Force.
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Flight Sergeant Leo John Labarge
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Flight Sergeant Leo John Labarge
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Flight Sergeant Leo John Labarge
Digital gallery of
Flight Sergeant Leo John Labarge
Digital gallery of
Flight Sergeant Leo John Labarge
Digital gallery of
Flight Sergeant Leo John Labarge
Digital gallery of
Flight Sergeant Leo John Labarge
Digital gallery of
Flight Sergeant Leo John Labarge
Digital gallery of
Flight Sergeant Leo John Labarge
Digital gallery of
Flight Sergeant Leo John Labarge
Digital gallery of
Flight Sergeant Leo John Labarge
Digital gallery of
Flight Sergeant Leo John Labarge
Digital gallery of
Flight Sergeant Leo John Labarge
Digital gallery of
Flight Sergeant Leo John Labarge
Digital gallery of
Flight Sergeant Leo John Labarge
Digital gallery of
Flight Sergeant Leo John Labarge
Digital gallery of
Flight Sergeant Leo John Labarge
Digital gallery of
Flight Sergeant Leo John Labarge
Digital gallery of
Flight Sergeant Leo John Labarge
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Flight Sergeant Leo John Labarge
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Flight Sergeant Leo John Labarge
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Flight Sergeant Leo John Labarge
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Flight Sergeant Leo John Labarge
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Commemorated on:
Page 88 of the Second World War Book of Remembrance.
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KNIGHTSBRIDGE WAR CEMETERY Libyan Arab Jamahiriya
KNIGHTSBRIDGE WAR CEMETERY is 25 kilometres west of Tobruk, in open country south of the main road from Tobruk to Derna and Benghazi.
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