Harry Dzeoba as a Paratrooper during World War II

This picture was taken shortly after the Normandy landing (June 6, 1944). The picture was taken in France. Harry Dzeoba of Dryden in not in picture. The soldiers are from the First Canadian Paratroopers Batallion. paratroopers. The rifles they used were an improved version of the British Lee-Enfield

Soldiers would jump off a 10 meter high landing as part of the preparation for actual jumping from a plane. Before you hit the ground the harness would jerk the jumper backwards into an upright position

This picture was taken during a rest in movement towards the Rhine river. Picture was taken in April 1945

A captured Messichmit fighter plane

Crossing the Elbe river at Launberg Germany in 1945. (Launberg is located just south east of Hamburg

Two comrads of Harry Dzeoba. (person on left is Joe King and on the right the last name is Blackmore

Pictured here is Harry Dzeoba at a refueling stop near Brussels in the spring of 1945