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We will remember them: The Canadian Armed Forces's Casualty Identification Program
1Directorate of History and Heritage, Department of National Defence, Ottawa, Ontario, K1A 0K2, Canada.
The Canadian Casualty Identification Program identifies and buries war dead, ensuring fallen soldiers are recognized by name. This program honors their sacrifice by interring them with comrades, upholding principles of equality in death.
Area of Science:
- Military History
- Forensic Anthropology
- Genealogy
Background:
- The discovery of WWI Canadian soldiers' remains in 2003 highlighted the need for a formal program to identify war dead.
- The Canadian Armed Forces' responsibility for identifying and interring war dead from WWI and WWII was revitalized.
- Existing policies from the Imperial War Graves Commission (1917) influence the program's tenets and procedures.
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