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Ich bein ein Berliner
Mr. Belzile discusses NATO’s commitment to West Germany, and Canada’s military role there
I Call it a University
Mr. Belzile describes the value of training with large NATO forces.
Cold War Europe
Mr. Belzile describes the high level of training received by the Canadian military in Cold War Europe
The Harshest Judges
Mr. Belzile discusses how your troops can ruin your career quicker than your superiors.
Kept on Your Toes!
Mr. Belzile describes patrolling the Korean Demilitarized zone, and some aspects of living there.
Getting to Korea
Mr. Belzile discusses his deployment to Korea, via Japan.
They Salute the Commission
Mr. Belzile discusses developing a command structure in a unit and mutual respect between officers and NCO’s.
A Different Kind of Life
Mr. Belzile discusses his steps through basic and officer training.
We Never got any Privileges
Mr. Yeadon compares the treatment of the Canadian Armed Forces vs. the Merchant Navy with respect to post-war benefits, particularly since merchant service had begun, in many cases, long before active military service.
“Send all Prisoners of war to the Beach”
Mr. Yeadon describes being liberated from Japan by the American Navy, and shipping home.
The Houses Were Going up Like Small Tornadoes
Mr. Yeadon describes the impact of American bombing raids on Yokohama and Tokyo.
So Many Prisoners Died of Malnutrition
Mr. Yeadon mourns the loss of a friend who died of malnutrition and describes a later pilgrimage to Yokohama cemetery.
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