A Social Studies 11 presentation.

1. Valuable Lesson or Costly Blunder? Operation Jubilee: The Dieppe Raid J. Marshall 2007

5. The Cdn 2nd Division

8. 3) Pre-dawn 21:30 - A German torpedo boat escorting a small convoy in the Channel, bumped the Commandos on their way to Yellow Beach (left flank) Schnellboot - “S-Boat” fast boat : small boats were not limited under the Treaty of Versailles

9. 4) The Main Landing

10. General Roberts’ Flagship: HMS Calpi - laying smoke: the attack occurred in DAYLIGHT due to delays. An inability to see the battle meant reinforcements continued to be sent even after the situation was lost.

11. The LCs The Cameron Highlanders of Canada (from Winnipeg) embark for Green Beach at Pourville on the right flank. 6000 men landed in total: 5000 Cdn, 1000 Brits (small numbers from other nations - ex. 50 US Rangers)

12. Leaving a torpedo boat Laying smoke

20. The Bombers Bristol Blenheim Medium Bomber

22. The Fighters: Hawker Hurricane

23. The Fighters: Supermarine Spitfire

24. The Fighters: Hawker Typhoon

25. 7) The Aftermath Of the 6000 men involved in the raid, over 3500 were killed, wounded or captured. ABOUT 900 CANADIANS WERE KILLED - MORE THAN ANY OTHER DAY IN THE WAR

26. The Main Beach L.C.s Tanks

27. Shingle: LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION

28. Prisoners: almost 1900

29. Survivors: about 2200

33. The Essex Scottish, who landed at Dieppe in 1942, were a part of the forces that liberated the town in 1944, after D-Day.

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