US EditionJames “Big Jim” Stone, The People’s Commander
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James “Big Jim” Stone, The People’s Commander
“What’s on the newsfeed?” I stared idly at my screen, browsing away until an article grabbed my attention. It was about a Canadian battalion commander who served during the Korean War (1950-1953) and was posthumously named a Korean War hero.[1] His name was James Riley Stone, a lieutenant colonel of the Loyal Edmonton Regiment, who led the Princess Patricia Light Infantry during the Korean War. As I scrolled through the article, his faded pictur…
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