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Larry Gladney
The caption reads: "Wash
day. Sunday June 16,1940 Taymount Camp, Stanley,
Perthshire. I never hung out my washing on the Siegfried
Line, but I have hung it on a lot of other lines". (From
" Lumberjack Larry" the memoirs of Larry Gladney (1901),
Clarenville)
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"Lumberjack
Larry"
Larry
Gladney, March 8th 1940 by John Herries McCulloch, a reporter for the
Glasgow Sunday Express. Taken
on the bank of Loch Long, at Ardentinny, Scotland when I was at Glenfinart camp.(Larry Gladney)
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Past
President Larry Gladney and Vice President Bob Hamlyn laying a wreathe in memory
of the men of the N.O.F.U that
never returned, and are buried in Great Britain.(Larry
Gladney)
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Larry
Gladney April 1940
I was proud to have the honour to
wear the badge of the Royal Black Watch on my cap, and to be a part time
soldier of such a distinguished regiment, L.D.V. - Local Defence
Volunteer, later the Home Guard
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From:
Newfoundland
Overseas Forestry Unit - Larry Gladney Page
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