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Shelburne County Men: Second World War and the Korean War
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Seven Goreham brothers who served in World War II.
1 of 103 		Acker, Lloyd Mitchell. Private. Royal Hamilton Light Infantry. Royal Canadian Infantry Corps 1924-44
2 of 103 		Allen, Arnold Howard and his older brother Morton at Aldershot, Nova Scotia.
3 of 103 		Atwood, Percy Coleman. Rifleman.
4 of 103 		Bower, Gerald 'Carlyle'. Private. West Nova Scotia Regiment. 1914-44
5 of 103 		Boggild,Vilhelm 'Bill'. Corporal. North Nova Scotia Highlanders. 1925 to 1945.
6 of 103
Bower, Charles Glenwood. Trooper.
7 of 103 		Huskilson, William St. Clair. 415th Swordfish Squadron. RCAF. 1923 to1944.
8 of 103 		Nicoll, Douglas Grant. Flight Sergeant.
9 of 103 		Nickerson, Osborne Charles. Able Seaman. Royal Canadian Naval Volunteer Reserve. 1918 to 1944.
10 of 103 		Hupman, Arnold Freeman. Flying Officer. Navigator.
11 of 103 		Jackson, Arthur Thomas. Sapper. 6th Canadian Field Company. Royal Canadian Engineers. 1912 to 1944.
12 of 103
Atwood. Brenton Leslie. Air Craftsman.1st Class. Marine Squadron. RCAF. 1924 to1945
13 of 103 		Goulden, David King. Private. North Nova Scotia Highlanders. 1919 to 1944.
14 of 103 		Goulden and Redding Wedding, at Parish Church, Bournemouth, England.
15 of 103 		Atwood, Norman Burnell. Fireman. Canadian Merchant Navy. 1907 to1942.
16 of 103 		Royal Rifles of Canada Regiment at St. Jean, Quebec. Percy Coleman Atwood is designated.
17 of 103 		Percy Atwood's telegram to his Mother informing her of his safe arrival in Hong Kong.
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