Extraordinary Courage Under Fire
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Soldiers walk along a road near Pozières, France, during World War I on Aug. 1, 1916. Cpl. Leo Clarke of the Canadian Expeditionary Force received the Victoria Cross for fighting off a German counter-attack without any support during the Battle of Pozières on Sept. 9, 1916. (Public Domain)
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Extraordinary Courage Under Fire
Soldiers walk along a road near Pozières, France, during World War I on Aug. 1, 1916. Cpl. Leo Clarke of the Canadian Expeditionary Force received the Victoria Cross for fighting off a German counter-attack without any support during the Battle of Pozières on Sept. 9, 1916....
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