Military Captain Assaulted During Poppy Campaign Speaks Out for First Time

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Capt. Kenneth Kunkel, a commanding officer of the 826 Griffin Squadron Royal Canadian Air Cadets, was injured in an assault in Hamilton, Ont., on Nov. 1. (Kunkel family photo)

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Military Captain Assaulted During Poppy Campaign Speaks Out for First Time
Capt. Kenneth Kunkel, a commanding officer of the 826 Griffin Squadron Royal Canadian Air Cadets, was injured in an assault in Hamilton, Ont., on Nov. 1. (Kunkel family photo)

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