Canada

Mr. Snell explains the process he went through in becoming part of the crew on the HMCS Athabaskan and the work required in a short period of time before embarkment.

Mr. Lammers discusses food shortages and the involvement of the Dutch underground and Allied air support for supplying the cities with food.

Mr. Doherty recalls events surrounding the D-Day invasion; coastal minesweeping, cancellation and reinstatement of the offensive, and how well it was orchestrated. He also remarks on how feeling, that the Allies now had the Germans on the run, affected morale.

Ms. Bate speaks about her involvement in 2017 Invictus Games and how it gave her a sense of belonging.

Mr. Feyko hopes Canadians thank Veterans when they can. It is really appreciated.

Years after his accident, Mr. Feyko finds a way to give back to the ill and injured comrades through Soldier On.

Mr. Feyko speaks about the reality of being released from the military and the path he chose for himself.

Mr. Reist speaks in high regard for what Prince Harry has done in implementing the Invictus Games and the power it brings to each participant.

Mr. Stevenson describes a cavalry assault on a German emplacement at the Somme, with many casualties on both sides. He also describes the uncontested capture of a German troop train during the same foray.

Mr. Copp describes his platoon’s first experience in action, being shelled, and describes his efforts to care for five resulting casualties.