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Now! Expeditionary force messages (EFM) to United Kingdom, 60
Now! Expeditionary force messages (EFM) to United Kingdom, 60
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Now! Expeditionary force messages (EFM) to United Kingdom, 60

DateBetween 1939 and 1945
Names
Format
Medium
Dimensionsfolded to 14 x 8 cm.
Language
CollectionBaldwin Collection of Canadiana
Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)
Call Number / Accession Number1939-1945-MESSAGES-VS
Canadian Expeditionary Force death certificate
Canadian Expeditionary Force death certificate
1918
No optical illusions will fool Mrs. Harriet Horseman, who is making a parallax test. The supplies which the girl inspectors must pass or reject go to United Nations' forces in all parts of the world
No optical illusions will fool Mrs. Harriet Horseman, who is making a parallax test. The supplies which the girl inspectors must pass or reject go to United Nations' forces in all parts of the world
3/7/1942
Clifford E. Allan, and Empire, and Mrs. Allan, Kennedy Ave., are now in the armed forces
Clifford E. Allan, and Empire, and Mrs. Allan, Kennedy Ave., are now in the armed forces
4/9/1943
Buzz-Bomb, built by the U.S. Army Air Force and adapted from the Nazi terror-weapon, may soon outrocket the German make. It is shown here before launching
Buzz-Bomb, built by the U.S. Army Air Force and adapted from the Nazi terror-weapon, may soon outrocket the German make. It is shown here before launching
1/26/1945
Paul Deacon Air Force
Paul Deacon Air Force
10/1/1942
Tests tell whether vital weapons and supplies are ready for release to the armed forces
Tests tell whether vital weapons and supplies are ready for release to the armed forces
3/7/1942
Joins R.C.A.F., Miss Margaret Birrell, daughter of Mr. D. Birrell, 142 Douglas Drive, Toronto, has recently joined the Royal Canadian Air Force as an airwoman, second class
Joins R.C.A.F., Miss Margaret Birrell, daughter of Mr. D. Birrell, 142 Douglas Drive, Toronto, has recently joined the Royal Canadian Air Force as an airwoman, second class
10/8/1943
Harold W. (Hammy) Drynan, the latest Star man to join the active service forces leaves for training camp on Monday. [Incomplete]
Harold W. (Hammy) Drynan, the latest Star man to join the active service forces leaves for training camp on Monday. [Incomplete]
4/5/1941
Dive-Bomber pilot, Lieut. Frank Robinson, formerly in the editorial department of The Daily Star, recently completed his training as a dive-bomber pilot in the U.S. army air forces
Dive-Bomber pilot, Lieut. Frank Robinson, formerly in the editorial department of The Daily Star, recently completed his training as a dive-bomber pilot in the U.S. army air forces
7/3/1943
Another Star Man joins, Aircraftman Gordon Carrington is the latest in the list of employees of The Star to join the fighting forces
Another Star Man joins, Aircraftman Gordon Carrington is the latest in the list of employees of The Star to join the fighting forces
1/28/1941
Moustache Bristling, President Ben Phoenix of the Army, Navy and Air Force 306 Owls Unit, stands at attention during 11 a.m. service in front of Cenot(...)
Moustache Bristling, President Ben Phoenix of the Army, Navy and Air Force 306 Owls Unit, stands at attention during 11 a.m. service in front of Cenot(...)
11/11/1976
Star employee in 48th, Another employee of The Star, William Travers, has enlisted in the Canadian Active Service Force
Star employee in 48th, Another employee of The Star, William Travers, has enlisted in the Canadian Active Service Force
10/14/1939