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Enlistment: Parent’s Reaction
Mr. Stanway recalls his parents reaction to his enlistment, and how his peers had joined as well, making it easier.
War is Declared
Mr. Stanway recalls when Britain and Canada declared war, joining the Non Permanent Active Militia (NPAM), and subsequently the active forces (Montreal 5th Battery).
November 11th and July 1st
Mr. Spracklin describes what November 11th means to him and what he does during this time of year. He also describes what July 1st means to him as a Newfoundlander.
Why I Enlisted
Mr. Spracklin describes the reasons for which he enlisted and why it made a man of him.
The Italian Campaign/Lanciano/Monte Cassino
Mr. Spracklin describes some of the battles that the 166th Artillery Regiment went through during the Italian Campaign including the Sangro River, Lanciano, and Monte Cassino.
Becoming an Officer’s Assistant
Mr. Spracklin describes how he came to be an officer’s assistant and the duties of the position.
The Men of the 166th Artillery Regiment
Mr. Spracklin describes his experience with the 166th Artillery Regiment and how serving with the men changed him.
Words to Young Canadians
Mr. Grand offers a unique response to young Canadians and future generations about service and duty to their country.
A Plea for Understanding the Cost
Mr. Grand is asked if he feels that it’s important for Canadians to understand what he and his comrades went through during the years of the Second World War.
Cigarettes for a Fine Camera
Many merchandise exchanges took place between allied soldiers and members of the surrendered German army. Mr. Grand describes how he was interested in taking home one of the excellent German cameras and how he arranged a deal.
Stop or Keep Going? (Part 2 of 2)
Mr. Robitaille talks about the attack at Santa Maria, and getting wounded.
The War Is Over!
Mr. Grand explains where he was and how he reacted when the war in Europe ended.
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