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Description
Mrs. Walmsley tells us about her encounter with youth and the recognition and awareness of her military service.
Transcription
It’s amazing sometimes, how often these young people will ask you a question, and you know that they are, some of them, are very much aware. Whether it’s because of what they hear on the radios or television or whatever. They’re aware of the Forces I guess maybe, somehow because for instance, I was in just in one shop the other day and one little, little thing, wasn’t very high. She happened to notice my Order of Canada. “Were you ever in the Forces? ” and I said, “Yes.” and she said, “Well I’m honoured to know you.” you know she’s this high. She couldn’t have been more than twelve, eleven or twelve and I thought, “Well thank you very much. You... You know something about them? ” She said, “Yes, I know about Veterans and I go to the parades and on to the cenotaph on Remembrance Day.” I said, “Well, that’s very, very right that you should do that and get all your friends to realize that we have to remember the people who have, that what we have in this country today is because of all the men who died and served their country.”
Catégories
Youth Awareness of the Forces
Médium
Video
Propriétaire
Veterans Affairs Canada
Guerre ou mission
Second World War
Emplacement géographique
Canada
Personne interviewée
Norma Walmsley
Branche
Air Force
Unité ou navire
Royal Canadian Air Force Women's Division
Occupation
Supply Officer
Durée
1:35