Two members from 19 Wing have been selected to represent the Canadian Forces during a series of memorial services at the Commonwealth War Graves Commission Cemeteries in the vicinity of Vimy Ridge and in the Somme from March 9 to 19.The Department of National Defence announced late last month that remains of a First World War soldier found in Avion, France, in 2003 were identified as those of Pte. Thomas Lawless of Calgary.For Cpl. Mark Bozman and Cpl. Paul Par茅, it promises to be a moving experience.鈥淚 am extremely proud to have been selected to represent the Canadian Forces for this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity,鈥� said Pare. 鈥淚t will be an eye-opener for me. The military rests heavily on traditions, and I anticipate that ceremony to be one of the most meaningful for me.鈥滲ozman and Par茅 were chosen from their peers for their exemplary performance at the Wing and their potential to be great ambassadors on behalf of all Canadians.National Defence and the Canadian Forces are dedicated to honouring those who have made the ultimate sacrifice by ensuring that, when possible, they will be identified and buried in a known grave.台湾MM裸聊室 28,000 members of Canada鈥檚 Army, Air Force and Navy who died in the First and Second World Wars and the Korean War have no known or maintainable grave.鈥� 19 Wing