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Mr. Allen describes the variety of training required by the Royal Canadian Air Force.

Mr. Allen talks about how tricky it could be to train in a Hampden bomber.

Mr. Allen talks about his first overseas wartime experience manning a gun during an air raid.

Mr. Allen tells us about new radar technology and an incident where it saved his crew.

Mr. Allen describes in detail attacking a U-boat and its dangers.

Mr. Allen describes general strategies used to protect convoys from U-boats.

Mr. Allen discusses the shared responsibilities of the members of his air crew.

Mr. Allen describes the isolation of the Wellington Bomber's rear turret as well as its armaments and capabilities.

Mr. Allen discusses the structure and modifications which made the Wellington into an excellent bomber.

Mr. Allen's account of a bomber crash leading to the awarding of the Victoria Cross.