Tag: battlefield archaeology

• The Battle of Hill 355, October 1952, During the Korean War.

  

  Image: The painting “Incoming” by Edward Zuber depicting Canadian action at Hill 355 in October 1952. This painting shows soldiers of B Company, the Royal Canadian Regiment, reacting to a communist artillery attack on their section of the line on October 23, 1952. The 45-minute bombardment was one of the heaviest that Canadians endured in…

  January 7, 2026

  1950s

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