The September/October 2025 issue of Legion Magazine is out today! Look for it on newsstands or check your mailbox if you subscribe already. UNDYING LOVE A grieving mother secrets her Great War soldier son’s remains home to Canada COMMAND AND CONTROL A fearless Canadian woman was in command, but the Japanese soldiers who worked for her were in control SEARCHING FOR ANSWERS How determination and an innate curiosity led Gladys Arnold to become the only Canadian journalist in Paris when France fell to the Germans in WW II ALIAS FRANKLIN THOMPSON During the American Civil War, a young New Brunswick girl disguised herself as a man—and served as a soldier in the Union Army THE QUILT MAKERS How Canadian women and girls crafted for victory in WW II A STITCH IN TIME A revival of interest in wartime knitting inspires remembrance WOMEN AT WAR A collection of iconic artwork sharing the contributions of Canadian females to the country’s military MILITARY HEALTH MATTERS Remote control FRONT LINES A “hinge moment” EYE ON DEFENCE Rebuilding, rearming CANADA AND THE NEW COLD WAR Bring ’em on HUMOUR HUNT Blown over HEROES AND VILLAINS Igor Gouzenko and Georgi Zarubin ARTIFACTS For peace O CANADA The country grows
