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Son of Dominique Bossé and Rose Anna Babineau. Brother of Émelda, Cécile, Lucille and Marie Jeanne.
On the afternoon of 23 November 1951, D Company of the Royal 22e Régiment came under attack from at least two Chinese companies. During the night, an American unit launched an assault and retook the western flank of hill 355, thus relieving the pressure on the Canadians. Attacks continued throughout the night until the morning of the 24th. Bossé was killed in action.
Commemorated on the Korean War Memorial in downtown Ottawa, Ontario. An identical monument has been erected at the United Nations Memorial Cemetery in Pusan, South Korea.
Commemorated on the Wall of Remembrance.
Digital gallery of Acting Corporal Constant Bossé
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Digital gallery of
Acting Corporal Constant Bossé
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Page 6 of the Korean War Book of Remembrance.
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