The Difficult Part of Joining Up
Heroes Remember
The Difficult Part of Joining Up
Transcript
Newfoundlanders have an amazing pride
in their service, Beaumont-Hamel in particular.
You remember all the Newfoundlanders that
lost their lives during Beaumont-Hamel and
the great loss to the families and, you know,
you want to celebrate but in the meantime,
a celebration, the word celebrate almost seems
disrespectful but you want to remember,
we have to remember.
That's important to me and as Newfoundlanders
that's important to them to remember
the sacrifice that our family members
lost their lives.
Description
Ms. Bungay describes her situation when making the decision to join the military and circumstances that made it sometimes difficult.
Danica Bungay
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Meta Data
- Medium:
- Video
- Owner:
- Veterans Affairs Canada
- Recorded:
- November 12, 2015
- Duration:
- 1:12
- Person Interviewed:
- Danica Bungay
- War, Conflict or Mission:
- Canadian Armed Forces
- Location/Theatre:
- Canada
- Branch:
- Army
- Occupation:
- Administration
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