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![Pte. Martin Arsenault](../../images/WWII/page139b.jpg)
PTE. MARTIN ARSENAULT |
Pte. Martin Arsenault, son of Agape Arsenault
and Véronique Gallant, enlisted in the army on June 19, 1940 and served with the Seaforth
Highlanders of B.C. in Canada, Britain, Central Mediterranean Area and Northwest Europe.
He was discharged on November 16, 1945. |
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Pte. Mathurin Arsenault, son of Jean H. Arsenault and Madeleine Gallant, enlisted in the
army in December, 1939 in Summerside, with the P.E.I. Highlanders.
After his training in Valcartier, Quebec, he served with the West Nova
Scotia Regiment.
He took part in the invasion of France in June, 1944 and proceeded to
Belgium and Germany.
He received the 5 war medals and was discharged in February, 1946. |
![Pte. Mathurin Arsenault](../../images/WWII/page140a.jpg)
PTE. MATHURIN ARSENAULT |
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![CWAC Melba Arsenault](../../images/WWII/page140b.jpg)
CWAC MELBA ARSENAULT |
CWAC Melba Arsenault, daughter of Wilbert and
Brigitte Arsenault, enlisted in the Canadian army in May, 1942. She served with the Dental
Corps as a dental assistant in Charlottetown, Valcartier and Ottawa Army Hdqs.
She was discharged in June, 1946. |
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Pte. Maurice (Cahill) Arsenault, brought up in
the home of Mr. & Mrs. Aubin (Gélas) Arsenault, served overseas in Italy with the
Canadian Infantry during World War II. |
![Pte. Maurice (Cahill) Arsenault](../../images/Unavailable.jpg)
PTE. MAURICE (CAHILL) ARSENAULT |
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![Seaman Paul J. Arsenault](../../images/WWII/page141b.jpg)
SEAMAN PAUL J. ARSENAULT |
Seaman Paul J. Arsenault, son of Maxime and
Agnès Arsenault, joined the Merchant Navy January 8, 1941. He sailed to many parts of the
world: Newfoundland, Labrador, Eastern and Western Canadian ports, United States, England,
North, South and East Africa, India, Burma, China, South America and the West Indies. He
served with the Merchant Navy until July, 1949. |
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Sgt. Philicien Arsenault, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph P. Arsenault, enlisted in the army on May 8, 1942. He served with the Algonquin
Regiment in the United Kingdom and Continental Europe.
He was discharged May 11, 1946. |
![Sgt. Philicien Arsenault](../../images/WWII/page142a.jpg)
SGT. PHILICIEN ARSENAULT |
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![Gunner Pierre Arsenault](../../images/WWII/page142b.jpg)
GUNNER PIERRE ARSENAULT |
Gunner Pierre Arsenault, son of Agape Arsenault
and Véronique Gallant, enlisted in the Canadian army in 1940 and served between four and
five years overseas with the 42nd Battery. He was discharged from the service
in 1945. |
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Pte. Peter W. Arsenault, son of Théodore
(Eugène) Arsenault and Beatrice Richard, enlisted in the army in May, 1944.
He served in Canada attached to the North Nova Scotia Highlanders.
He was discharged in March, 1945. |
![Pte. Peter W. Arsenault](../../images/WWII/page143a.jpg)
PTE. PETER W. ARSENAULT |
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![Smn. Philip Joseph Arsenault](../../images/WWII/page143b.jpg)
SMN. PHILIP JOSEPH ARSENAULT |
Smn. Philip Joseph Arsenault, son of Augustin
Arsenault and Lucille Perry, enlisted in the U.S. Navy on September 27, 1942. He served as
a carpenter's mate lst class (T) V6 V.S.N.R. on the USS Pontotoc. He was
discharged January 6, 1946.
Medals awarded included: American Area Ribbon, AsiaticPacific Ribbon,
Philippine Liberation Ribbon, World War II Victory Medal. |
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Pte. Joseph-Raymond Arsenault, son of André
Marc Arsenault and Philomène Gallant, enlisted in the P.E.I. Highlanders in September,
1940. After some time in Halifax and Newfoundland, he went overseas in June, 1942 and
served with the West Nova Scotia Regiment in Italy, from November, 1943 until his death on
January 7, 1944. |
![Pte. Joseph-Raymond Arsenault](../../images/WWII/page144a.jpg)
PTE. JOSEPH RAYMOND ARSENAULT |
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