Joseph Lanis served with the 2nd Light Cavalry Regiment during the German invasion in May 1940. He escaped to Spain in September 1941, where he spend a year in an internment camp before finally arriving in England.
After joining the RAF, Lanis was sent to an Elementary Flying Training School in Alberta, Canada, and was killed in a training accident along the Canadian-US border. He was buried at Hillside Cemetery in Medicine Hat (see Joseph Lanis) until his remains were returned back home in the 1960's.
After joining the RAF, Lanis was sent to an Elementary Flying Training School in Alberta, Canada, and was killed in a training accident along the Canadian-US border. He was buried at Hillside Cemetery in Medicine Hat (see Joseph Lanis) until his remains were returned back home in the 1960's.
Joseph Lanis served with the 2nd Light Cavalry Regiment during the German invasion in May 1940. He escaped to Spain in September 1941, where he spend a year in an internment camp before finally arriving in England.
After joining the RAF, Lanis was sent to an Elementary Flying Training School in Alberta, Canada, and was killed in a training accident along the Canadian-US border. He was buried at Hillside Cemetery in Medicine Hat (see Joseph Lanis) until his remains were returned back home in the 1960's.
After joining the RAF, Lanis was sent to an Elementary Flying Training School in Alberta, Canada, and was killed in a training accident along the Canadian-US border. He was buried at Hillside Cemetery in Medicine Hat (see Joseph Lanis) until his remains were returned back home in the 1960's.
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