Displaying 1837 to 1848 of 4589 results.
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.
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 Time to be Alone
Mr. Fowler expresses his emotions during visits to the graves of many of his fellow comrades and the importance of remembering them.
We all Serve as One!
Proud of his Metis heritage, Mr. Fowler shares his experience of serving alongside many soldiers with different cultural backgrounds all fighting for the one country they love.
A German Soldier was my Friend
Sharing a photograph of a young German soldier, Mr. Fowlers tells the story of how he connected with this young man during the war and the importance of visiting his gravesite after wartime.
Role of Commander
Mr. Swick speaks about the decisions that have to be made as commander.
A Loss of One Hundred Men
Mr. Chiasson witnesses the death of many comrades - a vision he will never forget.
A Lot of Opposition
Mr. Chiasson describes the level of opposition and loss of men during the attack on the beach.
Scared all the Time
Mr. Chiasson expresses his emotions during his time and the wonder of his own survival.
Living in a Slit Trench
Mr. Chiasson describes a slit trench and the importance of taking cover.
Dreams still haunt
Mr. Chiasson shares the emotions of dreaming of fellow comrades and experiences of so many years ago.
Holding the Nijmegen bridge
Mr. Chiasson explains how his regiment was called in to hold the Nijmegen bridge for the winter to allow supplies to be built up for the anticipated spring drive.
Displaying 1837 to 1848 of 4589 results.