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Sergeant William Tremblay

Royal Canadian Infantry Corps·1939 – 1945

Sergeant William Tremblay

William landed at Juno Beach on June 6, 1944, one of thousands of Canadians who stormed the Normandy coast. He never spoke much of that day, but his family remembers a man defined by quiet strength and unshakeable duty.

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