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Civilians Caught in the Middle of War
Mr White recalls his unit finding a group of civilians holed up in Ortona, having been too scared to even step outside for two weeks. He then explains how important it is for youth to understand that war doesn’t only involve and affect soldiers.
Dwindling Chances of Survival
Mr White explains how as the war progressed, he felt his number would soon come up and he would suffer the fate of so many others he witnessed perish around him.
Near Misses
Mr White recalls two instances where he narrowly escaped certain death.
Best Not Left Alone
Mr White explains his reasoning for why it was best to be in action with other men, defensively and offensively.
A Bee Couldn’t Have Survived
Mr White recalls a scene of devastation that left him bewildered, and explains how as fear increased, time seemed to slow.
Message to Youth
Mrs. Gilkes passes on a message to youth about the importance of the Second World War , explaining how the entire world was in danger and winning was vital to protecting freedom.
V-Bombs
Mrs. Gilkes describes V-bombs, and recalls seeing them during attacks on London.
Fear of Submarines
Mrs. Gilkes explains the fear surrounding the threat of submarine attack during the voyage overseas.
Life on hold during the war
Ms. Spence talks about how war took over their lives. She tells us how all her life plans were on hold until war was over.
Basic Training
Ms. Spence talks about being home sick while doing basic training and how it helped her in everyday life.
Teamwork
Mr. O’Loan speaks about teamwork and why it is so crucial.
Helicopter procedure
Mr. O’Loan speaks about a scary procedure used by helicopters to safely land when their engines have cut out.
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