HMHS Llandovery Castle Sinking Commemoration
HMHS Llandovery Castle was sunk by a German torpedo 27 June 1918 with th loss of 234 lives, including 94 Canadian Army Medical Corps personnel. The 100th anniversary of this tragic even was commemorated with special events in Ottawa and HalifaxMemberships
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A quick look at HMCS Harry DeWolfs sickbay
Picture courtesy of Corporal Veldman
Timeline Photos#CanadaRemembers The Nursing Sisters’ Memorial is located in the Hall of Honour in the Centre Block on Parliament Hill and was unveiled in 1926.
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The design for the sculpted bas-relief panel, created by G.W. Hill of Montréal, reflects the history of the nurses of Canada from the earliest days of our country up to the First World War. The left-hand portion of the memorial depicts two Nursing Sisters in uniform tending to a wounded soldier, symbolizing the courage and sacrifice of the Canadian nurses who served in the Great War.
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They were together to the end on a fateful ferry trip to Newfoundland | The Telegram
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Nursing sisters and close friends Agnes Wilkie and Margaret Brooke were plunged into danger when the SS Caribou was torpedoed 78 years ago todayRCMS Store
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