Canadian Officer Captivates Colville With War Front Tales
Capt. Albert Pequegnat of the 1st Canadian regiment spoke at Colville churches sharing front line experiences from Neuve Chapelle to Ypres. He described shell fire, mud, and the bond between American and Canadian troops, urging support for the Allied cause and peace.
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