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TPR. TILMON ANDY GALLANT |
Tpr. Tilmon Andy Gallant, son of Antoine
Gallant and Émilienne Arsenault, enlisted in the army on April 16, 1941.
He served with the 6th N.B. Hussars in England, France,
Belgium, Holland and Germany.
He was discharged in March, 1946. |
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Cpl. Joseph Tilmon Gallant, son of Cyrus P.
Gallant and Edna Arsenault, enlisted in the Royal Canadian Air Force on October 21, 1941.
He served in Canada and was discharged on medical grounds on August 22,
1945. |
CPL. JOSEPH TILMON GALLANT |
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PTE. TOUSSAINT GALLANT |
Pte. Toussaint Gallant, son of Mr. and Mrs.
François (Jos Thadée) Gallant, served overseas during the Second World War.
The troopship on which he was a passenger was torpedoed on its way
overseas and private Gallant was thrown overboard and endured many a hardship before being
rescued. |
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Pte. Ulric Gallant, son of Joseph Octave Gallant and Estelle Gaudet, enlisted in the army
on June 5, 1941.
He served in Canada and in Continental Europe with the Canadian Army.
He was discharged on November 9, 1945. Medals include: 1939-1945 Star,
Volunteer Medal, Defence Medal and 1939-1945 Medal. |
PTE. ULRIC GALLANT |
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PTE. WILLIE GALLANT (CAHILL) |
Pte. Willie Gallant (Cahill), adopted son of
Mr. and Mrs. Philibert Gallant, joined the army at an early age, and was posted overseas
(England, France).
After his discharge from the service, he joined the R.C.A.F. and was
promoted to the rank of Lieutenant. |
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Pte. William Joseph Gallant, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Emmanuel Marc Gallant, served in the army from October 21, 1942 to May 9, 1946. |
PTE. WILLIAM JOSEPH GALLANT |
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PTE. ALEXANDER GAUDET |
Pte. Alexander Gaudet, son
of John Peter Gaudet and Lydia Larkin, served in Canada during the Second World War as a
Service police. |
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| Sm. Alden
Gaudet, son of John Peter Gaudet and Lydia Larkin, served in Newfoundland in the Royal
Canadian Navy during the Second World War. |
SM. ALDEN GAUDET |
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PTE. ALTON GAUDET |
Pte. Alton Gaudet, son of Stanley Gaudet and Jacqueline Aucoin, enlisted in the Canadian
Army in September, 1939.
He served in Canada with the P.E.I. Highlanders and the Canadian Provost
Corps.
He embarked for overseas in 1944, attached to the Northern Algonquin
Regiment.
Taken prisoner in Germany in 1944, he was released in early May, 1945.
He was discharged in November, 1945. |
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Pte. Arthur Gaudet, son of Stanley Gaudet and Jacqueline Aucoin, enlisted in the Canadian
Army in the fall of 1942.
He proceeded overseas in February, 1943 and saw action in Holland in 1944
where he was twice wounded, the second time fatally.
He is buried in a Canadian Cemetery at Groesbeek, near Nijmegen, Holland. |
PTE. ARTHUR GAUDET |
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