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John MacMorran "Jock" Anderson
Known as "Padre Jock." Chaplain to the Highland Light Infantry of Canada. Landed at Normandy on D-Day, June 6, 1944. Received two Military Crosses for courage and initiative in evacuating casualites under heavy enemy fire. Jock and his wife moved to Oakville in 1963.
Known as "Padre Jock." Chaplain to the Highland Light Infantry of Canada. Landed at Normandy on D-Day, June 6, 1944. Received two Military Crosses for courage and initiative in evacuating …
Oakville Museum
"Invasion money" provided to D-Day soldiers
"Invasion money" was provided to soldiers before D-Day so that they might purchase items in France. The French would then submit the notes for appropriate reimbursement.
"Invasion money" was provided to soldiers before D-Day so that they might purchase items in France. The French would then submit the notes for appropriate reimbursement.
Oakville Museum
"Invasion money" provided to D-Day soldiers
"Invasion money" was provided to soldiers before D-Day so that they might purchase items in France. The French would then submit the notes for appropriate reimbursement.
"Invasion money" was provided to soldiers before D-Day so that they might purchase items in France. The French would then submit the notes for appropriate reimbursement.
Oakville Museum
John MacMorran Anderson, known as Padre Jock, bound for Normandy on D-Day, June 6, 1944.
"Padre Jock" served as chaplain to the Highland Light Infantry of Canada. Landed at Normandy on D-Day, June 6, 1944. Received two Military Crosses for courage and initiative in evacuating casualites under heavy enemy fire. Jock and his wife moved to Oakville in 1963.
"Padre Jock" served as chaplain to the Highland Light Infantry of Canada. Landed at Normandy on D-Day, June 6, 1944. Received two Military Crosses for courage and initiative in evacuating …
Oakville Museum
Padre Jock Anderson (right) preparing to leave camp in England, just before D-Day (6 June 1944).
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Oakville Museum
Members of the Highland Light Infantry of Canada in Bienen, Germany, visit the grave sites of friends who died in battle.
Padre "Jock" Anderson, chaplain to the Highland Light Infantry of Canada appears in this picture but is not identified. The graves were later moved to Holland.
Padre "Jock" Anderson, chaplain to the Highland Light Infantry of Canada appears in this picture but is not identified. The graves were later moved to Holland.
Oakville Museum
John MacMorran (Jock) Anderson receiving his first Military Cross - invested by Field Marshall Montgomery in Ghent, Belgium, October 1944.
"Padre Jock" Anderson received two Military Crosses for courage and iniative in evacuating casualties under heavy enemy fire during the Second World War.
"Padre Jock" Anderson received two Military Crosses for courage and iniative in evacuating casualties under heavy enemy fire during the Second World War.
Oakville Museum