Was the name of the Canadian German General serving in Canadian Army "Hofmeister ? Where can I find more Info
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http://www.empireclubfoundation.com/details.asp?SpeechID=2466&FT=yes try that\n\nhttp://www.infoplease.com/ce6/people/A0823917.html\n\nhttp://www.infoplease.com/ce6/people/A0823917.html
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Her name was "Axis Sally". Her real name was Mildred Gillars, and was the wife of (no kidding) Lord Haw Ha.\nShe was of course one of the German 3rd. Reich's radio propagandists.\n\nIf you want more information, go to "Google", and type in "Axis Sally", and you will find a lot of sites for her.\nGood luck...\nAs Fox Muldur of the old "X-Files" put it, "The Truth is Out There."
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Forty-two Canadian troops have been killed in Afghanistan since 2002. They are: \n\nSgt. Darcy Tedford, 32, 1st Battalion, Royal Canadian Regiment (Petawawa, Ont.) \n\nKilled: Oct. 14, 2006, in an ambush west of Kandahar. \n\nHometown: Calgary, Alta. \n\nQuietly confident, and trusted for wise advice; earned respect among peers over his several tours of duty. Survived by wife Charmaine, two young daughters, parents. \n\n\n\n\nPte. Blake Williamson, 23, 1st Battalion, Royal Canadian Regiment (Petawawa, Ont.) \n\nKilled: Oct. 14, 2006 in an ambush west of Kandahar. \n\nHometown: Ottawa. \n\nA funny guy who made others laugh with an instant recall of Chuck Norris jokes. Survived by his father, mother, stepfather, and siblings. \n\n\n\n\nTrooper Mark Wilson, 39, Royal Canadian Dragoons (Petawawa, Ont.) \n\nKilled: Oct. 7, 2006 when his armoured vehicle was hit by a roadside explosion in the Panjwaii district. \n\nHometown: London, Ont. \n\nMourning for Wilson was marked by a campaign to deck the southwestern Ontario city with yellow ribbons. Survived by wife Dawn, sons Josh and Benjamin and parents Carl and Carolyn. \n\n\n\n\nSgt. Craig Gillam, 40, Royal Canadian Dragoons (Petawawa, Ont.) \n\nKilled: Oct. 3, 2006 in a series of mortar, rocket attacks west of Kandahar city. \n\nHometown: South Branch, Nfld. \n\nA man who led his troops by example and whose bravery the day he died saved many lives. Participated in sports such as hockey and taekwondo with his children. Survived by wife Maureen, two teenage children and parents. \n\n\n\nCpl. Robert Mitchell, 32, Royal Canadian Dragoons (Petawawa, Ont.) \n\nKilled: Oct. 3, 2006 in a series of mortar, rocket attacks west of Kandahar city. \n\nHometown: Owen Sound, Ont. \n\nKnown to his friends as Jim, Mitchell strived to be the best. Survived by wife Leanne, three sons and parents. \n\n\n\nPte. Josh Klukie, 23, 1st Battalion, The Royal Canadian Regiment (Petawawa, Ont.) \n\nKilled: Sept. 29, 2006 by explosion in Panjwaii while on foot patrol. \n\nHometown: Shuniah, Ont. \n\nCharming and charismatic with a passion for sports; an enthusiastic member of his high school basketball team. Survived by mother and brother. \n\n\nCpl. Glen Arnold, 32, Field Ambulance (Petawawa, Ont.) \n\nKilled: Sept. 18, 2006 in suicide bicycle bomb attack on foot patrol in Panjwaii. \n\nHometown: McKerrow, Ont. \n\nA medic who felt his work was essential to preserving freedom around the world, Arnold was an avid hockey player and devoted family man. Survived by both his wife, four children, parents, and a brother. \n\n\n\nPte. David Byers, 22, 2nd Battalion, Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry (Shilo, Man.) \n\nKilled: Sept. 18, 2006 in suicide bicycle bomb attack while on foot patrol in Panjwaii. \n\nHometown: Espanola, Ont. \n\nA friendly man and video game enthusiast in his high school days, Byers was killed before his fiancee Chantelle Roy was to give birth to their child. Survived by Roy, parents and brother. \n\n\n\nCpl. Shane Keating, 30, 2nd Battalion, Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry (Shilo, Man.) \n\nKilled: Sept. 18, 2006 in suicide bicycle bomb attack on foot patrol in Panjwaii. \n\nHometown: Dalmeny, Sask. \n\nDescribed as good-humoured and hard-working; wrote letters shortly before his death expressing how he did not want to die. Survived by mother, Judith Budd. \n\n\n\nCpl. Keith Morley, 30, 2nd Battalion, Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry (Shilo, Man.) \n\nKilled: Sept. 18, 2006 in suicide bicycle bomb attack on foot patrol in Panjwaii. \n\nHometown: Winnipeg, Man. \n\nAn animal lover and proud owner of a dog, Lokie; served two tours of duty in Bosnia before being deployed to Afghanistan. Survived by sister Shannon. \n\n\n\nPte. Mark Graham, 33, 1st Battalion, The Royal Canadian Regiment (Petawawa, Ont.) \n\nKilled: Sept. 4, 2006 in a friendly fire incident. \n\nHometown: Hamilton, Ont. \n\nGraham was a member of Canada's Olympic 4x400 metre relay tea
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Try your local base, if you don't have a local base go to the VFW. \nThe VFW can help you locate him if you know his name and rank.
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a former army barracks (at Fort Dorset) in the Wellington suburb of Seatoun.\n\nHow's that for a quick answer? :)\nNeed the source?
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ist Offenbach nahe genug?\nhttp://shop.firstcom.de/
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try googeling "military .com" this can hepl if you know what unit he was in. ... otherwise , no dont ring a bell.... try just googeling his name ... i found a friend that way
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I currently live in Canada, but I grew up in what is now the Russian Federation.  Yes, I enjoy living in Canada, but it was somewhat difficult to adjust...mostly because of getting accustomed to the new language.  I have spoken English for many years and traveled to many English-speaking nations before living here, but it still was a lot to get used to.  I still have a heavy accent and sometimes mispronounce words or arrange sentences poorly when I am speaking English, but most Canadians are tolerant of this.  \n\n...however, I've got plans to leave Canada to live in Germany, but probably not for a few years still.  I am nearly fluent if not fluent, in German, and I have always been interested in the German culture.  What will Canada do without me?  Ha ha...
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go to google, and type in his name. If there were any stories on it they would be listed. Your best option would be to try the newspaper from the base he was stationed at in the states. Good luck finding any. My husband was injured, and there was not a story on him, or the mission he was on.
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Thanks for the warning.  We'll be waiting.\n\nRead your history first, maybe you'll learn better than Hull did.  \n\nRemember never fight a Canadian unless you tie both his hands behind his back.  The Germans learned their lessons in WWII.
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go to www.anysoldier.com i am on there.PFC Alissa Ball-Simard, if you wat someone specific
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http://www.anysoldier.com/\n\nits a good thing for him to do, if I was over there I would love to get mail from someone like him.
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Events\nJanuary 21 - The Bluenose sinks off Haiti \nMay 14 - The Canadian Citizenship Act 1946 is passed. It creates a Canadian citizenship separate from the British. \nMay 31 - All Japanese-Canadians ordered deported to Japan \nApril 12 - Sir Harold Alexander appointed the new Governor General of Canada, replacing the Earl of Athlone \nJune 27 - Canadian Citizenship Act 1946 is enacted, recognized the definition of a Canadian citizen which included a reference to being a British subject \nJuly 15 - A royal commission investigates a Soviet spy group in Canada. Secret information was found to be leaked and among the Canadians involved was the one parliamentary delegate of the Labour-Progressive (Communist) Party \nAugust 3 - An Anglophone Canadian wheat agreement provided for British purchases of large amounts of Canadian wheat at prices considerably below the world market \nOctober 14 - Canada Savings Bonds introduced for the first time \nDecember 12 - The Canadian Army, Navy and Airforce are reintegrated into a single organization
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If you (or he )were in the military check out \n\nwww.military.com
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I think this might be what you are looking for \n\nhttp://chl.erdc.usace.army.mil/CHL.aspx?p=s&a=ARTICLES;188\n\nhope it helps.
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http://www.google.ca/search?hl=en&q=efrc&btnG=Google+Search&meta=
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My husband is in the Army.We have been in Germany for 4 years.We are stationed in Vilseck.The housing is nice.The drivers exam is a pain.The food is excellent.The exchange rate blows.I could give you more info if i knew what part of Germany?Family members?Pets?Lemme know if i can help.