Sources

Every source used on Northern Front, last checked October 25, 2026. We prefer Canadian government and museum sources, and kit contents come from Warlord Games' own product pages.

1. Veterans Affairs Canada: The Second World War
2. Veterans Affairs Canada: D-Day fact sheet
3. Veterans Affairs Canada: The Dieppe Raid
4. Veterans Affairs Canada: The 14th Army Tank Regiment (Calgary Regiment) at Dieppe
5. Veterans Affairs Canada: The Italian Campaign
6. Veterans Affairs Canada: The Liberation of the Netherlands
7. Canadian War Museum: The Battle of Hong Kong
8. Canadian War Museum: Sicily and Italy
9. The Canadian Encyclopedia: Italian Campaign
10. The Canadian Encyclopedia: Ortona, Canada's 'Mini Stalingrad'
11. The Canadian Encyclopedia: Kangaroo (armoured personnel carrier)
12. Canadian Military History 4(2): 'Kangaroos at War' — peer-reviewed journal article
13. National Defence: Victoria Cross recipient David Vivian Currie
14. The Canadian Encyclopedia: David Currie, VC
15. Juno Beach Centre: Canadian-built tanks — Valentine, Ram, Grizzly, Sexton
16. Tank Encyclopedia: M4A3(76)W HVSS 'Easy Eight' in Canadian service — Lord Strathcona's Horse in Korea
17. CanadianSoldiers.com: Formation signs on vehicles — sizes, placement and colours
18. RCA Museum: A tailored battle dress tunic — Canadian vs British battledress colour
19. Warlord Games: M4A3E8 Sherman Easy Eight product page — kit contents
20. Warlord Games: Universal Carrier product page — kit contents
21. Veterans Affairs Canada: Remembrance Day and Veterans' Week
22. Veterans Affairs Canada: Canadian Virtual War Memorial
23. Library and Archives Canada: Personnel records of the Second World War — includes the War Dead 1939-1947 service files
24. Royal Canadian Legion: The Poppy

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