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The Sherman Tank
Being a part of the tank crew, Mr. Coles describes the specifics of the Sherman tank and the role played while coming on to the beach in Dieppe.
A Different Style of Discipline
After disobeying orders, Mr. Cole tells of his experiences of shooting rabbits as a means of discipline.
Joining up with Friends
Mr. Coles shares the story of his decision to join the army while at a school picnic with friends.
Reflection of Service
Mr. Edwards expresses emotion as he speaks about visiting his brother’s grave every Remembrance Day.
The Heart of a Mother
Mr. Edwards speaks about receiving telegrams and care packages from his mother during his time in POW camp.
Knowing the Risk yet took the Chance
Mr. Edwards speaks about his decision to escape camp, knowing the possible consequences.
Finally Being Free!
Mr. Stanley tells of how he escaped twice during his time as POW and expresses emotion at finally being free to return home.
Not Good for Infantry or us
With little hope of survival, Mr. Edwards shares his view on why so many soldiers died on the beach in Dieppe.
Feeling of Being Free
Mr. Edwards shares an emotional story of the feeling he had knowing he would soon be free.
If Behaviour Good, Everything was okay.
Although never beaten himself, Mr. Edwards shares his view on behaviour within the POW camp.
Bound with Ropes and Chains
Mr. Edwards shares his personal experiences and attitudes on being tied for almost eighteen months.
Dieppe was a Bad Place
Being in the tank, Mr. Stanley shares his experiences during the Dieppe Raid, showing empathy for the infantrymen who did not have the same protection.
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