Mark Wolfleg Sr. during the Second World War | Indigenous Involvement in the World Wars | From Vimy to Juno: Canadians Through Two World Wars | From Vimy to Juno: Canadians Through Two World Wars

A portrait of Mark Wolfleg Sr. taken during the Second World War.

Black and white photograph. A portrait of a young Mark Wolfleg Sr., taken during the war. He is shown in uniform from the chest up, and the picture has a geometric border around it and the abbreviation CAA. The crest and text "49th Loyal Edmonton Regiment — (Komarnicki, Jamie. “Elder Left Lasting Legacy.” Archived Newspaper. Pressreader: The Calgary Herald. January 29, 2009.)

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