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Constant Changes in Camp Setup
Mr. Williams speaks about the conditions in camp and how things were always changing.
Home After Bosnia Deployment
Mr. Williams speaks about his return home and how adjusting to civilian life had its challenges.
Role as Medic a bit Different
Dealing with life and death situations, Mr. Williams tells of the bond amongst comrades and how it differs because of the type of connection he has within the unit.
I Believe I Made a Difference
Mr. Williams reflects back to his service as an army medic and realizes how lucky he is compared to the many young medics that did not survive.
Welcoming the Canadians with a song!
As the troop ship arrives in Pusan, an American brass band is dockside singing a song for the Canadians, a very humorous memory for Mr. Mercer.
Initial Setup for the Artillery
Mr. Mercer speaks about being part of the First Commonwealth Division and his regiment’s responsibilities for setting up camp.
Beaumont-Hamel Newfoundland Memorial
Beaumont-Hamel Newfoundland Memorial site is well-known for one of six caribou monuments; and Beaumont-Hamel is known for being the largest Newfoundland Memorial.
Be part of history - “Tunnels at Vimy” - #Vimy100
Another main way of communicating during an assault is actually through messengers or runners. So these are men who actually volunteer for this position, and the reason why we’re using volunteers is because it’s so, so dangerous.
Be part of history “Trenches at Vimy” #Vimy100
Very, very dangerous to be in any kind of trench, but you’re also contending with the elements.
Remembrance Day 2019
Today is Remembrance Day in Canada. How will you remember those who have served and died for our country? #CanadaRemembersRemembrance Day is a special time to stop and remember those who have served and died for our country over the years. The nation pauses at 11:00 a.m. for two solemn minutes of silence to honour those who gave their all. This year marks the 100th anniversary of the first Remembrance Day (originally called Armistice Day) in the aftermath of the First World War. Are you going to attend a local ceremony or event today?Learn more: http://ow.ly/tjSZ30pRs4e
Trailer - Canada and the Great War 1914-1918: A Nation Born
Canada's role in the First World War is told through the eyes of a young student researching a school project. From mobilization, to the 1914 gas attack at Ypres, the Newfoundland Regiment and the Battle of the Somme, the victory at Vimy Ridge, the tragedy of Passchendaele, and the final days of the war, as the long period of trench warfare ends and the allies advance through enemy lines to victory, this video gives an excellent overview of the war.
Trailer - Canada Remembers: Holland
Follow ten young Canadians as they travel with Canadian Veterans to the Netherlands and witness how they are revered and respected by the Dutch people for liberating their country from German occupation during the closing days of the Second World War.
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