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Living Conditions and the Trip to Belgium
Mrs. Page talks about the living and working conditions at the hospital, and then moving north into Belgium.
Nursing and how it has changed since the War
Mrs. Page talks about her love of nursing, and how much different it is today. She talks about nursing her own mother until her death at 108, and her hospital getting ready for D-Day.
Sights and smells in Bosnia
Mr. Grossinger talks about what he saw and smelled going into Okachani.
Flashbacks
Mr. Grossinger talks about having flashbacks and how difficult it is to deal with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). He also talks about how he lost a friend to suicide who suffered from PTSD.
Afghanistan
Mr. Grossinger talks about being in Afghanistan and what it was like to be in a combat situation. He describes the environment and the physical challenges of being there. He also talks about going through caves when looking for the enemy.
Friendly Fire
Mr. Grossinger talks about being in Afghanistan when four soldiers where lost to friendly fire.
Harassing Fire
Mr. Field talks about a Harassing Fire Command Post and about getting pinned down by enemy fire.
Former enemies
Mr. Sperry talks about how he looks at Veterans from the opposite side and what it would have been like if he had been born in their countries.
Lessons on vigilance
Mr. Sperry talks about how he hopes war never happens again.
Storm on the Atlantic
Mr. Sperry describes storms on the Atlantic and how a man was lost overboard.
Hiroshima
Mr Sperry talks about what it was like going to Hiroshima a few weeks after the Atomic Bomb was dropped.
After VE Day
Mr. Sperry talks about VE Day and the things that happened, for example, girls getting their heads shaved because they talked to the enemies.
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