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An Accident at Caen
Mr. MacLeod describes being wounded while disposing of a German grenade, and after two weeks medical leave returning to his platoon and only finding one original member left.
“Losing it” and Self-inflicted Wounds
Mr. MacLeod describes reactions to battle stress such as what the troops called “losing it” and causing self-inflicted wounds which would necessitate hospitalization and avoid combat.
Body Armour
Mr. MacLeod describes using body armour and feeling more secure because of it.
Loading Jerry Cans
Mr. Cromwell recounts the process of transporting jerry cans to the troops.
Dutch Living Conditions
Mr. Cromwell speaks about the poor conditions of the Dutch after everything had been taken by the Germans.
The Day the War Ended
Mr. Cromwell explains the setup of his platoon and how they celebrated after hearing about the end of the war.
Joining with Occupation Troops
After making the decision to remain in the army, Mr. Cromwell moves back into action and begins the transport of displaced persons.
Living Like Kings
Situated at a Germany Army base, Mr. Cromwell talks about the wonderful experience of being treated like Kings.
German Hospitality
Mr. Cromwell experiences the kindness of a German family giving him rest and accommodation for the night.
Five Years Away From Home
Mr. Cromwell speaks about reuniting with his family and spending their first Christmas together in six years.
German Hospitality
Mr. Cromwell experiences the kindness of a German family giving him rest and accommodation for the night.
The Bosnian Girl and Her New Dress!
Mr. Bojalil shares a story as how he unknowingly fulfilled a young girl’s happiness by providing for a new dress
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