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Life after the War
Mr. Letendre, at one time, the leader of Canada's Aboriginal Veterans Association reflects on how his wartime experience affected him during his life following his service.
Going to Nursing School
Mrs. Robinson describes how and why she decided to go to nursing school and what it was like.
Joining the Armed Forces
Mrs. Robinson describes how and why she made her decision to join the Armed Forces.
Nursing Sisters become Nursing Officers
Mrs. Robinson describes her feelings on changing the professional name of nurses in the Armed Forces from Nursing Sisters to Nursing Officers. She recalls how and why the name was changed.
Most Memorable Nursing Situation
Mrs. Robinson describes her most memorable nursing situation in an operational setting trying to revive a 30 year old man who had suffered cardiac arrest.
Physician / Nurse Relationships
Mrs. Robinson reflects on the traditional working relationships between physicians and nurses.
Nursing is a Career
Mrs. Robinson offers comments about how important and distinct the career of a nurse can be.
Equal Opportunity
Mrs. Robinson describes why jobs should be open to both men and women.
Infantry: Walking Into the Enemy
Mr. Danson describes the reality of being an infantry soldier. He remembers how the men understood the risk and accepted it willingly.
The Return to Canada
Mr. Danson describes his return to Canada as a wounded soldier just before Christmas in 1944. He remembers the difficulties he encountered trying to return to normal work as a result of his injuries.
Kind Words for Lost Comrades
Mr. Curry reacts emotionally as he reflects on the loss of several of his friends during the Second World War. He also speaks of some of the poor treatment he received while a Prisoner of War in Germany.
From Italy to France
Mr. Durant talks about many of his Italian missions and battles. Also, about his involvement in the Devil's Brigade.
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