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Shared Battles Section
Shared battles, shared sacrifices
During WWI, Canadian and Indian soldiers stood shoulder to shoulder, showcasing unparalleled bravery and unity. Over 650,000 Canadian soldiers and 1.4 million troops from the British Indian Army, hailing from diverse regions of India and Nepal, were mobilized within weeks of the war's declaration, leaving an indelible mark on history.
During WWI, more than 650,000 Canadian Soldiers served and more than 1.4 million troops of the British Indian Army, belonging to all over India and Nepal, had arrived within 7 weeks after the declaration of war.
During WWI, more than 400,00 Canadian soldiers were sent to fight overseas.
More than 172,000 were wounded.
More than 60,000 were killed.
During WWI, more than 650,000 Canadian Soldiers served and more than 1.4 million troops of the British Indian Army, belonging to all over India and Nepal, had arrived within 7 weeks after the declaration of war.
During WWI, more than 1,4 million Indian soldiers were sent to fight in all fronts of war.
More than 65,000 were wounded.
More than 74,000 were killed.
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Stories of Brotherhood Section
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Soldier letters
Letters from the Frontlines
Together, we can make a difference
Victoria Cross Section
Flying Aces
Highly skilled fighter pilots during World War I who gained recognition for their exceptional performance in aerial combat. The term "ace" typically refers to a pilot who has shot down five or more enemy aircraft, and Canadian and Indian pilots achieved this status, showcasing their bravery.
flying acesSection
Victoria Cross Recipents
The Victoria Cross (VC) is the highest military honour awarded for valour in the face of the enemy, recognizing extraordinary acts of bravery by soldiers. Recipients of the VC, including notable figures from the Indian and Canadian forces, demonstrated exceptional courage and selflessness during combat, often at great personal risk. Their heroic actions not only exemplify the spirit of gallantry but also serve as enduring symbols of honour and sacrifice in military history.
A Legacy of Courage Section
A legacy of courage
The memories of all these soldiers live on through the gratitude of us. Brothers in Arms aims everday to honour those who fought side by side to give us all that we have today. We aim to create a living guard of honour and memorial. A lasting tribute to thier sacrifices and contributions.
Our Partners in Legacy
Thank you for being part of our memorial, our history, and our memories!