Squamish Native Memorial
The Native Memorial in Squamish, British Columbia, is dedicated to all native servicemen who fought in all conflicts and wars. It was unveiled on November 11, 2007.
Inscription
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KWETSI-WIT NA NAM XEYX
THOSE WHO WENT TO WAR
WORLD WAR I 1914 – 18
NEWMAN, CHARLES
NEWMAN, GEORGE
NATRALL, ANDREW
WORLD WAR II 1939 – 45
ANGE, EDWARD
ANGE, OLIVER
ANTONE, JOHN
BAKER, RUDY
BILLY, CHARLES CHUCK
BROS, MARCEL
CHEER, DANIEL
COLE, THOMAS W.
CORTEZ, PASCAL
DOMINIC, REGINALD
GONZALES, DOMINGO
GONZALES, HARVEY
JACK, LARRY A.
JAMES, EDWARD
JOHNSON, E. JIMMY
JOSEPH, NADINE
KELLY, JACK
KELLY, PADDY
KELLY, WILLIAM
LEWIS, NORMAN
LEWIS, SAMPSON A.
MACK, ACHILLE
MIRANDA, JAMES
MIRANDA, MILTON
MOODY, DONALD
MOODY, JOSEPH M.
NAHANEY, EDWARD A.
NAHANEE, JAMES P.
RIVERS, C. PETER
THOMAS, LORNE
THOMAS, WILLIAM R.
WILLIAMS, THOMAS
WRIGHT, STEVEN A.
CYPRUS
NAHANEE, ROBERT
WHITE, DAVID
VIETNAM
NAHANEY, ALMOJUELA THOMAS
DEDICATED BY THE SQUAMISH NATION 2007
TO ALL NATIVE SERVICEMEN
Monument commémoratif autochtone de Squamish
Le monument commémoratif autochtone qui se trouve à Squamish, en Colombie-Britannique, est consacré à tous les militaires autochtones qui ont combattu dans les divers conflits et les diverses guerres. Il a été inauguré le 11 novembre 2007.
Le texte de l’inscription figure dans la section anglaise.