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Description
Mr. Bannerman speaks about his responsibility as a gun sergeant and the loyalty of the crew during wartime service.
Transcription
My duty … I had a gun crew, a six man crew, and I would have probably a bombardier or a lance sergeant with me and four gunners. I was responsible for them and a driver, and a gun tractor, and a gun. You did guard duties and that as a sergeant. They did, you know, duties other than being with you. But when you went in a field to a firing or anything else, or a scheme, that same group of gunners were yours. They went with you and they stuck with you. I had a crew that was loyal to this fellow and loyal to the regiment and that’s all that mattered, because the regiment was home. They’re a family, and whatever they get into, I stuck up for them. If the gun pits had to be dug deeper, they dug ‘em and I dug with them.
Catégories
A Gun Sergeant’s Duty
Médium
Video
Propriétaire
Veterans Affairs Canada
Guerre ou mission
Second World War
Emplacement géographique
Italy
Personne interviewée
Gordon Bannerman
Branche
Army
Unité ou navire
17th Field Regiment
Military Rank
Sergeant-Major
Occupation
Gun Sergeant
Durée
1:02