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Military historian is remembering our veterans with banners in southeast communities

Banners are hanging in Carlyle and other southeast communities
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Pictured on Main Street Carlyle is Private Walter Earl (Squeak) Beatty, killed in action in August 1942.          

CARLYLE - Residents of Carlyle, Redvers, Stoughton and other communities in the southeast may have noticed that military memorial banners are being displayed on their main streets.  

In 2019, on Remembrance Day, military historian Craig Bird spearheaded the opening of the Â鶹´«Ã½AVeast Military Museums in Estevan. It is his goal to honour those who lost their lives in war, those who returned safely from combat missions, and those who continue to serve.  

This fall, he has decided to recognize these war veterans in the form of memorial banners. Pictures will be on display every fall up to and including Remembrance Day.  

“Veterans are an important part of our history. We must forever remember them for giving us the freedoms we now enjoy. I am pleased to be able to help honour our military,” said Bird. If any families have veterans that they wish to honour, banners are available for purchase from the Â鶹´«Ã½AV East Military Museum.  

Please contact Bird at 306-421-6687 or visit the Â鶹´«Ã½AV East Military Museums Facebook Page. 

 

 

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