He's Private Robert The Red Burnett, of His Majesty's infantry since yesterday

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He's Private Robert The Red Burnett, of His Majesty's infantry since yesterday

Date6/8/1943

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Toronto Star (Firm) (publisher)

Toronto Star (Firm) (subject)

Unknown (photographer)

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He's Private Robert The Red Burnett, of His Majesty's infantry since yesterday
He's Private Robert The Red Burnett; of His Majesty's infantry since yesterday.

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Original Toronto Star caption: He's Private Robert The Red Burnett; of His Majesty's infantry since yesterday.

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