The Mémorial de Coudehard–Montormel museum was constructed on the same site on the battle's 50th anniversary in 1994. Place Léo Gariépy, Courseulles-sur-Mer, France – Sergeant Gariépy, a former Canadian Grenadier Guard, (1936-1940), was one of the Canadians who landed on Juno Beach on D-Day (6 June 1944). At the end of the 1960s, Léo led the initiative to fish out of the water a DD tank named « Bold », which had sank in front of Courseulles on D-Day. The tank was re-surfaced, restored, and offered to the town. It is presented « Place Léo Gariépy », on the other side of the harbour, visible from the Juno Beach Centre. Léo Gariépy died abruptly on 8 May 1972. "Honourary citizen" of Courseulles-sur-Mer, he rests in the military section of Courseulles' the municipal cemetery. Armoury Order of precedence See also Household Division Governor General's Horse Guards Governor General's Foot Guards Military history of Canada History of the Canadian Army Canadian Forces List of armouries in Canada Canadian Grenadier Guards Band Notes and references Secondary sources "A brief outline of the story of the Canadian Grenadier Guards and the first months of the Royal Montreal Regiment in the Great War; told in an anthology of verse and prose." (Montreal, Gazette Print. Co., 1926) Canada in Khaki South Africa 1899-1900: Nominal Roll Casualties etc. – Eugene Ursual 1994 External links Canadian Grenadier Guards Regimental Association Cérémonie du crépuscule du Canadian Grenadier Guards Canadian Grenadier Guards Guards regiments Grenadier regiments of Canada Military units and formations of Quebec Infantry regiments of Canada in World War II Monarchy in Canada Canadian ceremonial units Military units and formations established in 1859