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He stormed Juno Beach on D-Day. Now, he'll be portrayed in an upcoming documentary
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Jim Parks still vividly remembers the day he arrived on the beaches of Normandy with his platoon more than 70 years ago. He and his brother are now being portrayed in a documentary about the Winnipeg Rifles called 'Little Black Devils — From Juno to Putot.'
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