Prince Edward Island Regiment Museum
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Prince Edward Island - Memories of WWII

 
Indian knife called a Kukri, obtained from local tribesmen.
55 of 105 		An emergency ration tin carried by Military Personnel for survival.
56 of 105 		This is a photograph of Bob Johnson's survival kit.
57 of 105 		An American Marching Compass, which he coined (traded) from an American Airmen.
58 of 105 		Horlicks tablets were malted milk wafers used for survival.
59 of 105 		The actual Horlicks Tablets.
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RCAF (Royal Canadian Air Force) Officers Cap, World War II.
61 of 105 		Photo of Bob Johnson, taken in Burma, 1945.
62 of 105 		Bob Johnson demonstrates his wartime compass.
63 of 105 		A Commendatory Endorsement, dated June 1st, 1944, for his skills in saving an aircraft.
64 of 105 		Medals awarded to Squadron Leader R.G. Johnson MC (Military Cross).
65 of 105 		Howard Clark, of Chelton Prince Edward Island.
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Howard went to Borden, Ontario to take his training for the Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps.
67 of 105 		After completing his medical training to become an Orderly, he was posted to Lady Nelson.
68 of 105 		The Lady Nelson was used to transport wounded servicemen and servicewomen home.
69 of 105 		This is a card given out during the war by Central Creameries Ltd., Charlottetown.
70 of 105 		Howard Clark and his friend, R. Smith from Prince Edward Island.
71 of 105 		Wartime Christmas Card.
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