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How
this project began ... |
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The
Eve of Battle ... |
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My
Guest Book ... |
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The
Attack, December 18 ... |
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Preface |
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December
19, The Royal Rifles ... |
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Major
Maurice A. Parker |
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December
20 ... |
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A
brief Historical Background ... |
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The
Winnipeg Grenadiers ... |
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“D”
Company, Royal Rifles of Canada |
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Brigadier
Lawson Killed ... |
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The
Beginning ... |
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Christmas
Eve ... |
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Selecting
the Troops ... |
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The
Wounded Soldier ... |
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Training
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“D”
Company, Their Finest Hour ... |
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Outward
Bound ... |
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Major
Parker Recounts ... |
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The
Canadian Troops Arrive ... |
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The
Living Nightmare ... |
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Settling
in ... |
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The
Lingering Nightmare ... |
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The
British View of the Japanese ... |
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Hard
Facts ... |
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December
8, 1941 ... |
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Sai
Wan Bay Memorial ... |
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Word
from Home ... |
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Basic
Infantry Weapons ... |
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Damage
Reports ... |
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The
Telegram ... |
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The
Island's Defensive Layout |
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“D”
Company Roll Call ... |
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The
Winnipeg Grenadiers to the Mainland |
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The
Homecoming ... |
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The
East and West Brigades ... |
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Acknowledgements
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“D”
Company, Rr of C Defensive Layout |
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The
Photo Gallery ... |
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Major
Parker's Memories ... |
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