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One Big Family
Mr. Lecouffe has high esteem for his fellow soldiers, especially those raw untrained recruits from the inner cities, as well as for his association. He regards them all as family.
Trained and Headed to England
Upon completing his training, Mr. Chiasson speaks about boarding the Duchess of York with 3,000 onboard and only then finding out their destination as they were set to sail.
Quite a Feeling Going Overseas!
Mr. Chiasson expresses the feelings he had on the journey overseas, the start of what would become their 5 ½ years of war.
Training for D-Day
In preparation for D-Day, Mr. Chiasson explains the training regimen that would encompass a four year period.
Maneuvering as a Wireless Operator
Mr. Chiasson details the responsibilities of a wireless operator and the unfortunate loss of communication due to the jamming of radios by the Germans.
Hitting the Beaches on D-Day
Mr. Chiasson recalls leaving the landing crafts and the tough time many of them endured getting to shore.
A Different Type of Fear
Mr. Lord expresses the sense of fear that prevails in the midst of operations within and outside the camp.
The Bond of Friendship Lives on Forever
Mr. Lord shares his experiences in connecting with fellow soldiers and the special friendship that remains for a lifetime.
Gained More Than I Have Lost!
Mr. Lord speaks about what he learned from being a part of the military.
“Soldier On” Giving Back to Soldiers!
Mr. Lord speaks about the positive opportunities provided by the “Soldier On” program.
Recognizing PTSD Then and Now!
Understanding the nature of PTSD, Mr. Lord provides his opinion in respect to how society is identifying the nature of this disease and supports the need for awareness and action for all those affected.
The Journey Overseas
Mr. Bernhardt shares the adventure of going overseas only to leave the port of Halifax and be involved in a collision with another ship, a rough start!
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