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Beginning to Sense the End of the War
As the end of war draws near, Mr. Fowler remembers the feelings of relief that overcame the soldiers.
A Soldier Will Win or Lose
Mr. Fowlers expresses the feeling of guilt he carries for surviving the war when remembering the soldiers that did not have the same fortune.
Doing my Job Two Ways
Mr. Fowler identifies his service and how the common threat for survival became evident.
Service as a Drummer
Mr. Fowler defines his role as a drummer within the regiment and the significance combatant and non-combatant soldiers play during wartime service.
Congressional Gold Medal
Mr. Summersides speaks about his acceptance and pride in receiving the Congressional Gold Medal of Honour for his efforts as part of the First Special Service Force.
Is it Like the Movies?
Mr. Summersides shares his story of what he tells the youth when they try to understand the role of the Devil’s Brigade.
Dutch Appreciation for Canadian Soldiers
Mr. Summersides speaks about the overwhelming appreciation he witnesses from the Dutch population and their utmost respect for our Canadian soldiers.
Closer than Brothers
Mr. Summersides shares a sincere reflection of the bond amongst the force and the strong sense of camaraderie between the American and Canadian soldiers within the force.
Sent in as Resistance Patrol
Mr. Summersides recounts a situation where the force was threatened with being blown up by the Germans.
Devil’s Brigade Brotherhood
Mr. Summersides talks about the high casualty rate within the Devil’s Brigade.
First Canadian out of Rome
During recce patrol into Rome, Mr. Summersides shares a humorous story of a time when he considered himself the first Canadian out of Rome.
Obtaining Additional Rations
Mr. Summersides remembers “borrowing” a few boxes of rations from an American ship that was being unloaded and high tailing it for the nearest bushes.
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