Autre

F.O. James Robinson
Born June 20, 1887
Died November 10, 1941

L.A.C. Karl M. Gravell G.C.
Born September 27, 1923
Died November 10, 1941

Mrs. Frances Walsh G.M.
Born October 21. 1912
Calgary, Alberta

On November 10, 1941, Moth Wireless
Training No. 4833 crashed in Simon’s Valley
and immediately burst into flames. The
trainee Wireless Air Gunner L.A.C. Karl M.
Gravell managed to extricate himself from the
wreckage and get clear. In spite of intense
shock caused by the loss of one eye and
severe burns, suffered at the time of the
crash, L.A.C. Gravell’s first and only thought
was the welfare of his pilot, F.O. James
Robinson. Finding that his pilot was still in
the aircraft, and ignoring the fact that his own
clothes were ablaze, he attempted to get back
to the flaming wreckage to pull his pilot clear.
He had barely reached the aircraft when
Mrs. Francis Walsh (School Teacher) at great
danger to herself, ran up and dragged him
away. Mrs. Walsh rolled him on the ground to
extinguish the falmes which had, by this time,
completely enveloped his clothing.

F.O. Robinson was a veteran pilot having
been a member of the Royal Flying Corps in
the First Great War.

L.A.C. Gravell was awarded the George Cross
for his heroic attempt to save his pilot.

Mrs. Walsh was awarded the George Medal
for her unselfish acts as described above.

Dedicated by
Sgt David James Fitzgerald
#878 Banff Canmore Squadron
Royal Canadian Air Cadets

TO THE GLORY OF GOD
AND
IN PROUD AND LOVING MEMORY OF
LIEUT. LAURENCE GILLMOR SHERMAN
LOYAL EDMONTON REGIMENT
KILLED IN ACTION IN ITALY
MAY 23, 1944
AGED TWENTY-THREE
"BLESSED ARE THE PURE IN HEART
FOR THEY SHALL SEE GOD"

IN
MEMORY OF
TROOPER WALTER FROST,
D SQUADRON C.M.R.
WHO WAS KILLED IN ACTION
AT DIAMOND HILL, SOUTH AFRICA
JUNE 12, 1900
AGED 33 YEARS & 10 MOS.
THIS TABLET IS ERECTED BY THE NON-COMMISSIONED
OFFICERS AND MEN OF
THE REGIMENT WHO ENLISTED AT CALGARY.
DULCE ET DECORUM EST
PRO PATRIA MORI

[title]
TO THE GLORY OF GOD
SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF
THE MEMBERS OF THIS PARISH WHO PAID THE SUPREME SACRIFICE

[title] FOR KING AND COUNTRY
MEMBERS OF SAINT GABRIEL'S CHURCH
WHO HAVE VOLUNTEERED FOR ACTIVE SERVICE WITH CANADA'S FIGHTING FORCES

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Remembered
for service
by
Sea Land
and Air

R.I.P.

Afghanistan 2001 - 2014

WWI
1914 — 1918

1950 Korea 1953

WWII
1939 — 1945

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At the going
down of the
sun and in the
morning we
will remember
them

Afghanistan 2001 - 2014

WWI
1914 — 1918

1950 Korea 1953

WWII
1939 — 1945

[plaque on pedestal/plaque sur piédestal]

THIS CROSS OF SACRIFICE WAS DEDICATED ON
JUNE 6TH, 1975 AND WAS UNVEILED ON THAT DATE
BY THE HONOURABLE DANIEL J. MACDONALD, MINISTER
OF VETERANS AFFAIRS. THIS MEMORIAL WAS ERECTED
BY THE TRUSTEES VETERANS FIELDS OF HONOUR
IN CO-OPERATION WITH THE CITY OF CALGARY
AND DONATIONS RECEIVED FROM THE VETERANS
ORGANIZATIONS, INDIVIDUAL VETERANS, THEIR
RELATIVES AND FRIENDS.

VETERANS FIELDS OF HONOUR COMMITTEE
R.I. STIRLING - CHAIRMAN
E.M. SCOTT- SECRETARY TREASURER

TRUSTEES
A. A.WITHAM
F. PETLEY
C.A. MACKAY

MEMBERS
J.H. MOONEY
REV. R. SHANNON
G.F. BUTTERWICK
(HON. SOLICITOR)

RIGHT HONOURABLE LORD SHAUGHNESSY - HONOURARY MEMBER
REV. CANON A.W. WILCOX- ALBERTA REPRESENTATIVE, DOMINION COUNCIL

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1914-1918 1939-1945

Remembered
for service
to their country
by
Sea Land
and Air

R.I.P.

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1914-1918 1939-1945 Korea

At the going
down of the
sun and in the
morning we
will remember
them

[front of each wall/devant de chaque mur]

In Memory
of
Those Who Served

[plaque on front of each/plaque sur le devant de chacun]

THIS COLUMBARIUM WAS DEDICATED ON AUGUST 28, 1994 FOR
THE CREMAINS OF THOSE WHO SERVED THEIR COUNTRY. IT WAS ERECTED
BY THE CITY OF CALGARY IN CO-OPERATION WITH THE VETERANS FIELD
OF HONOUR AND THE DONATIONS RECEIVED FROM THE VETERANS
ORGANIZATIONS, INDIVIDUAL VETERANS, THEIR RELATIVES AND FRIENDS

VETERANS FIELD OF HONOUR COMMITTEE

D. NELSON - CHAIRMAN

REV. CANON A.W. WILCOX - SECRETARY TREASURER

TRUSTEES

S. DUTTON
D. MAGUIRE
C. MCKAY
J. REPP
B. WADDELL
D. MURDOCH
R. STIRLING

CITY OF CALGARY REPRESENTATIVES:

R. BROWNING - SUPERINTENDENT

D. HODGES - ALDERMAN

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5.5 INCH HOWITZER
PROJECTILE WT. 52 LBS.
MAX. RANGE 18,000 YDS.
WEIGHT 12,850 LBS.
ARC OF FIRE 60 DEG.

THESE GUNS WERE USED BY
MEDIUM ARTILLERY REGIMENTS
ROYAL CANADIAN ARTILLERY
DURING WORLD WAR II

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6 JUNE 1979
PRESENTED TO
VETERANS FIELD OF HONOUR
QUEENS PARK
CALGARY ALBERTA
BY THE
CANADIAN ARMED FORCES
FORCES MOBILE COMMAND

THEY SHALL GROW NOT OLD

1939-1945

[the names of the Alberta Airmen killed in the Second World War are listed alphabetically, but the wording is not clear on the photo/les noms des aviateurs albertains tués pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale sont inscrits par ordre alphabétique, mais le texte n’est pas clair sur la photo]

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CANADA

"THE AERODROME OF DEMOCRACY"

BRITISH COMMONWEALTH AIR TRAINING PLAN

(needs further research/recherche incomplète)

[plaque/plaque] RCAF

ROYAL CANADIAN AIR FORCE

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RAF

ROYAL AIR FORCE

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RAAF

ROYAL AUSTRALIAN AIR FORCE

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RNZAF

ROYAL NEW ZEALAND AIR FORCE