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The Germans Surrender in North Africa
Mr. Baggs describes the "beaten army" surrendering in North Africa (Tunisia).
The Field Artillery Unit
Mr. Baggs describes the training and abilities of a gun crew.
First Engagement With The Enemy
Mr. Baggs describes his first engagement with the enemy where they encounter their first casualties.
Sacrifice and Hardship
Mr. Baggs is asked if all the sacrifice and hardship that they went through was worth it.
More good times than bad
Mr. Baggs is asked if he would volunteer again and describes how he met his wife.
Tanks attack
Mr. England tells of waking up in the night and hearing German tanks coming in from the other side of town towards them. A tank fires a shell into a cache of mines nearby and he is thrown back many yards and knocked unconscious.
Duty and Patriotism
Mr. Baggs speaks about duty and patriotism and the importance of military training.
Surviving a Torpedo Attack
Mr. Blackmore describes surviving his ship going down and how he escaped in a life boat. He was a victim of a torpedo attack while freighting coal from Canada to Newfoundland on November 2, 1941.
Description of the Livingston
Mr. Blackmore describes the Livingston, the ship on which he was torpedoed. He details the impact of the torpedo as well as her sinking.
Sinking of the Livingston
Mr. Blackmore describes the sinking of the Livingston and how he found a dory and a life boat. He also speaks about how they rescued sailors in the water.
Lifeboat and Rescue
Mr. Blackmore describes being on the lifeboat, the conditions of the sea and his subsequent rescue. The boat that found them stumbled across them on a voyage. They had begun rowing back to Newfoundland when they were rescued.
Merchant Navy Men Carry On
Mr. Blackmore describes those who served in the Merchant Navy. He talks about the quality and impact of the service provided by the Merchant Navy and how it affected the war effort.
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