Pages that link to "Lieutenant-general (Canada)"
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- Bernard Montgomery (links | edit)
- Liberation Day (Netherlands) (links | edit)
- NORAD (links | edit)
- Vice admiral (links | edit)
- Rear admiral (links | edit)
- Wageningen (links | edit)
- Canadian Armed Forces (links | edit)
- Canadian Army (links | edit)
- Lieutenant general (links | edit)
- Second lieutenant (links | edit)
- Allied invasion of Sicily (links | edit)
- I Corps (United Kingdom) (links | edit)
- History of the Royal Canadian Air Force (links | edit)
- End of World War II in Europe (links | edit)
- 15th Army Group (links | edit)
- 2nd Canadian Division during World War II (links | edit)
- 2nd Canadian Armoured Brigade (links | edit)
- Roméo Dallaire (links | edit)
- Canadian Armed Forces ranks and insignia (links | edit)
- 49th (West Riding) Infantry Division (links | edit)
- Operation Grenade (links | edit)
- Operation Cobra (links | edit)
- E. L. M. Burns (links | edit)
- Queen's Own Rifles of Canada (links | edit)
- James Cassels (British Army officer) (links | edit)
- Royal Military College Saint-Jean (links | edit)
- 1st Canadian Division (links | edit)
- Officer cadet (links | edit)
- Johannes Blaskowitz (links | edit)
- Royal Canadian Hussars (links | edit)
- Stanley Waters (links | edit)
- Royal Canadian Air Force (links | edit)
- Sub-lieutenant (links | edit)
- Richard Ernest William Turner (links | edit)
- 1989 Alberta Senate nominee election (links | edit)
- Battle of Thiepval Ridge (links | edit)
- Harry Crerar (links | edit)
- Jean Victor Allard (links | edit)
- History of the Netherlands (1900–present) (links | edit)
- Guy Simonds (links | edit)
- La Sarre (links | edit)
- Hotel de Wereld (links | edit)
- Richard Rohmer (links | edit)
- Battle of the Scheldt (links | edit)
- Ranks and insignia of NATO armies officers (links | edit)
- Denekamp (links | edit)
- Howard Graham (Canadian Army officer) (links | edit)
- Kangaroo (armoured personnel carrier) (links | edit)
- Operation Charnwood (links | edit)
- Ranks and insignia of NATO air forces officers (links | edit)
- Andrew Leslie (Canadian Army officer) (links | edit)
- Geoffrey Walsh (links | edit)
- Samuel Findlay Clark (links | edit)
- Kenneth Stuart (links | edit)
- Canadian Rangers (links | edit)
- Don C. Laubman (links | edit)
- Colonel (Canada) (links | edit)
- Canada in World War II (links | edit)
- United Nations Command (links | edit)
- Operation Veritable (links | edit)
- Allied Joint Force Command Naples (links | edit)
- Royal Galipeau (links | edit)
- Lieutenant General (Canada) (redirect page) (links | edit)
- Major (Canada) (links | edit)
- Robert Moncel (links | edit)
- Jean Boyle (links | edit)
- Liberation of Arnhem (links | edit)
- Lieutenant-colonel (Canada) (links | edit)
- Lieutenant (Canada) (links | edit)
- Captain (Canadian army and air force) (links | edit)
- Ontario Veterans' Memorial (links | edit)
- Ernest William Sansom (links | edit)
- Maurice Arthur Pope (links | edit)
- Captain (naval) (links | edit)
- 30th Field Artillery Regiment (Canada) (links | edit)
- Monarchy of Canada and the Canadian Armed Forces (links | edit)
- Joseph Pope (public servant) (links | edit)
- Steve Lucas (links | edit)
- May 1974 (links | edit)
- Operation Diadem order of battle (links | edit)
- Archibald Cameron Macdonell (links | edit)
- General (Canada) (links | edit)
- Admiral (Canada) (links | edit)
- Commodore (Canada) (links | edit)
- Henry Edward Burstall (links | edit)
- Charles Walter Allfrey (links | edit)
- Richard Turner (Canadian politician) (links | edit)
- Marc Dumais (links | edit)
- Commander (Canada) (links | edit)
- Lieutenant-commander (Canada) (links | edit)
- I Canadian Corps (links | edit)
- British Army during the Second World War (links | edit)
- Gordon MacMillan (links | edit)
- James Gammell (links | edit)
- Diamond Jubilee of Elizabeth II (links | edit)
- Russell Williams (criminal) (links | edit)
- Jacques Chouinard (links | edit)
- Philipp Kleffel (links | edit)
- André Deschamps (RCAF officer) (links | edit)
- Commander of the Royal Canadian Air Force (links | edit)