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    Canadians in Burma, WW2

    Anne,  I did a little digging and found the one document that I have.  My sister has the Burma star and other documents.  What I have is an order promoting my dad from Captain to Major.  It states Capt. B. W. Solomon, R.C.A.M.C. attached to R.A.M.C. has been classified by the D.M.S. in India as...
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    Canadians in Burma, WW2

    Dear Anne,  i was interested to hear about your dad in Burma.  My dad Dr. Barney William Solomon was a surgeon in India and Burma.  England sent a call out to Canada asking for Doctors.  i believe around 40 Canadian Doctors volunteered.  My dad joined the Canadian Army and was loaned to the...
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    Canadians in Burma, WW2

    My grandfather brought one back as well, I remember handling it when growing up, and didn't really know how it was used until recently.  Gruesome stuff.  It was in black leather sheath, which had a side pocket on it.  My aunt has it now.
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    Canadians in Burma, WW2

    My grandfather was a Canadian surgeon at the Battle of Imphal (17 Indian), and later was attached to General Cowan in the push to Rangoon.  His name was Major/Captain Barney W. Solomon. I remember him telling me that Imphal was the fiercest battle he had ever witnessed.  At one point, Japanese...
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    Canadians in Burma, WW2

    That surgeon could have very well have been my grandfather Major/Captain Barney W. Solomon (Canadian).  I would very much like to talk with you and compare notes.  I believe you can email me.
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