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Dangerous Stoke Hold Makes for Jumpy Nerves
Mr. Doherty recalls how the stoke hold was the most dangerous part of the ship. He then describes how he exited the war with jumpy nerves, having experienced so much, and remembers when he and a Petty Officer on the Guysborough thought they'd been torpedoed.
Sinking of the Guysborough
Mr. Doherty recalls hearing of the sinking of the Guysborough, and how it affected him emotionally.
Joining Up at Age 15
Mr. Doherty recalls how he was able to join the Navy at age 15, and his motivation for doing so.
I was a trumpeter
Mr. Wilson demonstrates that although his memory of overseas service may have faded, his love of singing and ability to do so are still very obvious.
“. . . I think it’s necessary to remember...”
Mr. Pochailo reflects on November 11
“...my final respects.”
Mr. Pochailo recounts a haunting reunion with a fallen friend
“...and yet he was a good man.”
Mr. Pochailo describes his encounter with an honourable enemy doctor while in hiding.
Courage and Patriotism
Mr. Pochailo reflects on the diversity of courage and patriotism
“Shot Down!!!” Part 8 of 8
Mr. Pochailo describes his farewell to his Dutch 'family' with a sad twist
“Shot Down!!!” Part 7 of 8
Mr. Pochailo gives his impressions of, and the general mood following, the Liberation of Holland
Who’s there???
Mr. Melanson describes a humorous mid-air encounter.
30 Feet - The Most Frightening Height
Mr. Melanson discusses paratroop training in detail.
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