Canadian War Museum Trivia Crossword

The Mercedes Grosser automobile that belonged to Adolf Hitler was originally believed to belong to this SS personnel:
A World War II era Universal Carrier that had a self-propelled flamethrower:
A giant section of this historical artifact was gifted to the Canadian government after it was torn down in 1989:
This Canadian Corporal used a McMillan rifle to accomplish the longest sniper kill in recorded history:
The statues in Regeneration Hall are original plasters of the ones that can be seen in this memorial site in France:
A Canadian 18-pounder was returned to the country by this city for the Centennial anniversary of WWI:
A highly preferred activity by soldiers during break hours in WWI trenches:
The wreckage of the HMS St. Lawrence can be found in the lake of this city:
The Unknown Soldier’s tombstone in Memorial Hall was pulled from this cemetery:
The nickname of the Nieuport that was flown by ace pilot William Avery Bishop:
This Russian spy that hid in Ottawa was partially responsible for kicking off the Cold War:
On display in the museum is a fragmented piece of the airliner that destroyed this building during 9/11:
This memorial plaque in the LeBreton Gallery was formerly displayed in this Toronto store
This WWII captain was responsible for acquiring half of the military vehicles that can be seen in the museum:
This jet is the centerpiece of the LeBreton Gallery and belonged to Ray Henault:
This American made tank stormed the beaches of Normandy during D-Day
The original location of the museum in 1880: