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	The Canadian Encyclopedia
		Tommy, disguised as a farmer, found and repaired the break in full view of the enemy, while pretending to tie his shoes.
		Tommy returned from fighting Nazi racism to a country that denied him the right to vote in federal elections and refused him the same benefits as other Canadian veterans.
		Tommy died on November 25, 1977, at the age of 62.
	www.thecanadianencyclopedia.com /index.cfm?PgNm=ArchivedFeatures&Params=A269 (709 words)

	Prince Returns to Action - Veterans Affairs Canada
		Prince (2nd from left) and other officers of the PPCLI's 2nd Battalion are briefed by their commanding officer before setting out on patrols in Korea in March 1951.
		Prince was with 2 PPCLI when, together with the 3rd Royal Australian Regiment, it was awarded the United States Presidential Unit Citation for distinguished service in the Kapyong valley April 24 and 25, 1951, during one of the toughest actions of the war.
		Tommy Prince died at Winnipeg's Deer Lodge Hospital in November 1977, at the age of 62.
	www.vac-acc.gc.ca /general/sub.cfm?source=history/other/native/prince2 (762 words)

	Tommy Prince
		Tommy Prince is a hero because he won many medals in the wars.
		Tommy Prince died at the Deer Lodge Hospital in November 1977.
		Tommy Prince had won 10 medals, two were for the Korean War.
	www.wsd1.org /SargentPark/hero/prince.html (210 words)

	Tommy Prince Information
		Prince was awarded the Military Medal, for his heroics at Anzio, Italy in an event that in 1968 was turned into a Hollywood film titled The Devil's Brigade.
		Prince was decorated again for his valor while fighting in France and in 1944 was summoned to Buckingham Palace where King George VI presented him with his Military Medal and on behalf of the American President, the United States Silver Star.
		Prince died at the Deer Lodge Hospital in Winnipeg and was interred in the Brookside Cemetery.
	www.bookrags.com /wiki/Tommy_Prince (709 words)

	Tommy Prince
		Tommy Prince, one of Canada’s most decorated war heroes, was born at Petersfield Manitoba Canada on October 25, 1915 and died on November 25, 1977 at Winnipeg, Manitoba.
		Tommy Prince was decorated again for his valor while fighting in France and in 1944 was summoned to Buckingham Palace in London, England where King George VI presented him with his Military Medal and on behalf of the American President, the United States Silver Star Medal.
		Tommy Prince passed away on November 25, 1977 at the Deer Lodge Hospital in Winnipeg, Manitoba and was interred in the Brookside Cemetery.
	www.teachersparadise.com /ency/en/wikipedia/t/to/tommy_prince.html (747 words)

	Spartanburg SC \| GoUpstate.com \| Spartanburg Herald-Journal
		Prince, and the other men of this unit were chosen for their rugged outdoor backgrounds and received the most rigorous training schedule under live fire ever undertaken by an army unit.
		Prince was decorated again for his valor while fighting in France and in 1944 was summoned to Buckingham Palace where King George VI presented him with his Military Medal and on behalf of the American President, the United States Silver Star.
		Prince died at the Deer Lodge Hospital in Winnipeg and was interred in the Brookside Cemetery.
	www.goupstate.com /apps/pbcs.dll/section?category=NEWS&template=wiki&text=Tommy_Prince (827 words)

	Show Plot: The Who's Tommy: Music Theatre International - MTI - Musical Theatre Broadway Shows Available for Licensing
		Tommy is taken to the church youth group, where Kevin and his friends taunt him; they stop for a moment when the Minister and his wife enter.
		Tommy joins them as they all sing to each other ("Go to the Mirror"); Tommy begins to levitate as he sings with his younger selves; his levitation is unseen by his parents and the specialists.
		Tommy embraces each member of his family in a gesture of forgiveness; all the others in the story join Tommy as he sings of his realization of his connection to his family and the world ("Finale").
	www.mtishows.com /show_plot.asp?ID=000165 (0 words)

	History - Thomas Prince: Canada's Forgotten Aboriginal War Hero
		Prince was promoted to Lance Corporal as a result of his impressive skills and in September, 1942, flew back to Canada to train with the first Canadian Parachute Battalion and was soon promoted to sergeant.
		Prince was with the 2PPCLI when, together with the 3rd Royal Australian Regiment, were awarded the United States' Presidential Unit Citation for distinguished service in the Kapyong valley on April 24 and 25, during one of the toughest actions of the war.
		Tommy Prince died at Winnipeg's Deer Hospital on November 1977, at the age of 62.
	www.firstnationsdrum.com /Fall2002/HisPrince.htm (0 words)

	Wikinfo \| Tommy Prince
		Tommy Prince (October 25, 1915 - November 25, 1977) was one of Canada's most decorated war heroes, serving in World War II and the Korean War.
		Prince was decorated again for his valor while fighting in France and in 1944 was summoned to Buckingham Palace in London, England where King George VI presented him with his Military Medal and on behalf of the American President, the United States Silver Star.
		Prince passed away on November 25, 1977 at the Deer Lodge Hospital in Winnipeg, Manitoba and was interred in the Brookside Cemetery.
	wikinfo.org /wiki.php?title=Tommy_Prince (786 words)

	Thomas George Prince
		Prince had a natural instinct for "ground." He would land, creep forward on his belly with the speed and agility of a snake, and take advantage of small depressions in an otherwise flat field to conceal himself from view.
		Prince was exultant at the prospect of battle and when the Force parachuted onto the island he was disappointed to discover that the Japanese had withdrawn.
		Prince and his colleague were determined to help the partisans and took up concealed positions to the rear of the Germans and began to pick them off.
	www.westernbbq.com /prince/p03.html (0 words)

	Tommy Prince: biography and tribute, part II
		Prince was typical of the many Indian veterans who became actively involved in hearings on the Indian Act held by a joint committee of the Senate and the House of Commons in 1946-47.
		Tommy was well spoken, and gave lengthy testimony at hearings in 1946-47, representing his own band (as Chief, according to the proceedings of the hearings), as well as the Indian Association of Manitoba.
		Prince was with the 2nd Battalion PPCLI when, together with the 3rd Royal Australian Regiment, it was awarded the United States' Presidential Unit Citation for distinguished service in the Kapyong valley April 24 and 25, 1951, during one of the toughest actions of the war.
	ourworld.compuserve.com /homepages/aboriginal/prince2.htm (2332 words)

	Sgt. Tom Prince: biography and tribute,Part I
		Thomas (Tommy) George Prince was born in 1915, to Henry and Arabella Prince, of the Brokenhead Band, (formerly St Peter's reserve) in Scanterbury, north of Winnipeg Manitoba.
		Tommy Prince was turned down many times, but in every respect he was well qualified, he'd graduated from grade school (Elkhorn residential school), had been a cadet at the school, and was an excellent marksman.
		Prince was described as one whose "bearing was so impressive that other men forgot his color and responded willingly to his leadership." Prince’s quick thinking, initiative and bravery were also qualities that could not be taught.
	ourworld.compuserve.com /homepages/aboriginal/prince1.htm (2669 words)

	Tommy Prince
		Although Prince easily met the requirements for recruitment into the army, he was turned down several times before he was finally accepted on 3 June 1940.
		In 1944 in Italy, Sergeant Prince was spying on the Germans.
		Prince returned from the wars to a country that denied him the right to vote in federal elections and refused him the same benefits as other Canadian veterans.
	www.histori.ca /minutes/minute.do?id=14741 (490 words)

	Thomas George Prince
		Rushing to the end of the dock, Prince lay on his stomach and, sprawling over the edge in a precarious manner, was just able to grasp the fingers of the drowning man. He tried to haul the man out of the water but the drowning man, as is often the case, fought his rescuer.
		With the perserverence he had shown as a soldier, Tommy attempted to keep in contact with his children, but the five children were in separate homes, some of which kept changing, and soon he saw them less and less.
		Tommy Prince gave the best years of his life to preserve the best years of our lives.
	www.pipeline.com /~soux1/prince/p06.html (0 words)

	Prince of the Brigade - Veterans Affairs Canada
		Thomas George Prince was one of 11 children born to Henry and Arabella Prince of the Brokenhead Band at Scanterbury, Manitoba.
		When the fighting in Southern France was over, Prince was summoned to Buckingham Palace, where King George VI decorated him with both the MM and, on behalf of the president of the United States, the Silver Star with ribbon.
		Tommy Prince was one of 59 Canadians who were awarded the Silver Star during the Second World War.
	www.vac-acc.gc.ca /general/sub.cfm?source=history/other/native/prince (734 words)

	Page: Interpretive Analysis - Tommy Prince
		Tom Prince arrived at our school to render a history lesson; to tell us how lucky we were because we had a roof on our school, with books for reading and scribblers with pencils for writing, when many children in war torn villages, towns and cities in Europe did not.
		Tom was the son of Henry and Arabella Prince of the Brokenhead Band at Scanterbury, Manitoba.
		Tommy was not a politician and the government was slow to respond and paid little heed to any requests.
	web.mala.bc.ca /firstnations/doris/princet.htm (0 words)

	Thomas George Prince
		Prince had been ecstatic, for the military pararchuting was relatively new in those days and, not only did it sound exciting, but it also held out the promise of getting him into action against the enemy.
		Prince eloquently argued before the Royal Commission in Ottawa, about the need for better educational facilities on reserves, improved housing, economic development, and the protection of the rights of the Indians to hunt, trap and fish.
		Prince never ended up in the "drunk tank." Out of respect, he was always driven home, where he would thank the police and reward them with a rather tipsy salute.
	www.pipeline.com /~soux1/prince/p01.html (0 words)

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		Prince, who died in Winnipeg in 1977 at age 63, alone and neglected, has lately had something of a revival with streets, schools and parks named after him, and a commemorative medal struck in his likeness.
		Technically, I commanded Prince for a time in the Korean war, where he headed the snipers and I was battalion intelligence officer.
		Prince served in Italy as well as Northwest Europe and Korea, while Byce left the army after WWII but maintained contact with the Lake Sups, now a reserve regiment reverted from armour to infantry.
	torontosun.canoe.ca /News/Columnists/Worthington_Peter/2005/11/12/pf-1303392.html (0 words)

	Canada's New Government Announces Funding for the Dedication of Sgt. Tommy Prince MM Monument
		"The Sgt. Tommy Prince MM Monument stands in honour of one of Canada's most decorated Aboriginal soldiers," said Minister Thompson.
		The Sgt. Tommy Prince MM Veterans Park was built in memory of the Winnipeg "North-Enders", local Veterans who made the supreme sacrifice in the First World War, Second World War, Korean War and during peacekeeping missions.
		"The legacy of Sgt. Tommy Prince will forever be honoured," said Donald Mackey, C.D., Chairperson for the Sgt. Tommy Prince MM Memorial Fund Committee.
	news.gc.ca /web/view/en/index.jsp?articleid=315299& (283 words)

	Tommy Prince - Famous Canadians - CKA
		Prince was awarded the Military Medal, for his heroics at Monte La Difensa, Italy in an event that in 1968 was turned into a Hollywood film titled The Devil's Brigade.
		Prince was decorated again for his valor while fighting in France and in 1944 was summoned to Buckingham Palace where King George VI presented him with his Military Medal and on behalf of the American President, the United States Silver Star.
		In all, Tommy Prince was decorated nine times, the most of any aboriginal soldier in the war.
	www.canadaka.net /modules.php?name=Famous_Canadians&action=viewperson&person=366 (0 words)

	PL-0958 Thomas George (Tommy) Prince - Province of Manitoba \| General Page
		Manitoba's most-decorated Aboriginal war veteran, Sergeant Tommy Prince of the Brokenhead Ojibway Nation, was born at Petersfield on October 25, 1915.
		Prince served with the Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry during the Korean War, for which he received the Korean, Canadian Volunteer Service, and United Nations Service medals.
		In civilian life he was an entrepreneur and a highly-respected advocate of increased educational and economic opportunities for Aboriginal peoples, and the honouring of treaty and Aboriginal rights.
	www.gov.mb.ca /chc/hrb/plaques/plaq0958.html (0 words)

	TorontoSun.com - Peter Worthington - Tommy Prince is a star, but...
		Prince, who died in Winnipeg in 1977 at age 63, alone and neglected, has lately had something of a revival with streets, schools and parks named after him, and a commemorative medal struck in his likeness.
		Technically, I commanded Prince for a time in the Korean war, where he headed the snipers and I was battalion intelligence officer.
		Prince served in Italy as well as Northwest Europe and Korea, while Byce left the army after WWII but maintained contact with the Lake Sups, now a reserve regiment reverted from armour to infantry.
	www.torontosun.com /News/Columnists/Worthington_Peter/2005/11/12/1303392.html (676 words)

	Amazon.com: The Tommy Good Story: Books: Leondrei Prince (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Tommy Good saw his mother Candice emerge from a crack house just as she degraded herself to her lowest point...all for drugs.
		Tommy knew that his mother could never love her two sons as much as she loved drugs.
		But Tommy is smart and caught on to the life his uncle was living and of course wanted to be just like his uncle Bear.
	www.amazon.com /Tommy-Good-Story-Leondrei-Prince/dp/097765074X (1432 words)

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	Tommy Prince, one of Canada's greatest heroes (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Prince grew up on the Brokenhead Ojibway Nation reserve north of Winnipeg and was sent to residential school.
		Prince set up his observation post in the farmhouse and for three days reported on the activity in the German camp.
		Prince disguised himself as a farmer and went out to the field with a hoe.
	www.canada.com /national/features/remembrance2005/story.html?id=64f9ce9d-5631-4522-a44d-fb95bbc71826 (696 words)

	Paperny Films
		Tommy Prince was a First Nations man of incredible drive and ambition, with the keenest instincts, the sharpest eye and strong leadership qualities.
		Many stories have explored Tommy's past, but this documentary focuses on his life and his lasting legacy.
		His story, from the poverty of his isolated reserve, through becoming a war hero--twice over--to the minefield of being an Indian in downtown Winnipeg, is a journey of epic proportions.
	www.papernyfilms.com /productions/Fallen_Hero (94 words)

	Chilliwack Remembers ~ History ~ Veterans Stories ~ 2 Distinguished Aboriginals
		Sgt. Tommy Prince MM, was the most decorated Canadian Second World War aboriginal veteran.
		The Sergeant Tommy Prince Drill Hall and Tommy Prince Drive in Camp Wainwright, AB as well as the Sergeant Tommy Prince Barracks in CFB Petawawa are named in his memory.
		Soldiers like Tommy Prince, great-great grandson of the chief of the Salteaux, are remembered on November 11th - they should be remembered year round.
	members.shaw.ca /chilliwackremembers/history/veteransstories_01.html (0 words)

	Indian Veterans Remember: Allan Bird: Tommy Prince
		Back in Japan, Sergeant Prince was with the same outfit in the P.P.C.L.I., the same as me. We would do patrol.
		Sergeant Prince took five men with him to patrol at the enemy lines.
		Prince and one other fellow returned, leaving the other three behind.
	www.sicc.sk.ca /saskindian/a89oct05b.htm (0 words)

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