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In Iroquois I was the Commanding Officer
Mr. Murray describes rising to the rank of Squadron Commander and generalizes about Canadian theatres of operation.
A demonstration of NATO presence
Mr. Murray discusses the two principal roles of the Canadian Navy.
To be Captain of a ship was the goal
Mr. Murray describes the pleasure he's felt as a ship's Captain.
We did rescue the entire crew ( Part 1 of 2)
Mr. Murray describes a very dangerous sea rescue during a hurricane.
We did rescue the entire crew ( Part 2 of 2)
Mr. Murray describes a very dangerous sea rescue during a hurricane.
Trawlers out to the horizon
Mr. Murray discusses the tangible pleasures of commanding a vessel and being part of a ship’s family.
We would operate very quietly
Mr. Murray describes passive surveillance of Soviet missile submarines off Bermuda.
Pride of Service
Mr. Buckler conveys his pride in the job that he and his comrades who served in Korea did. He tells a story to illustrate the bravery of the soldiers he served with one of whom received a medal for bravery for his part.
The 18 Pounder
Mr. Munro describes how he and his gun crew would use the 18 pounder artillery gun to train, shooting at wooden tanks that were pulled along by tractors on long cables, while on exercise in Petawawa, Ontario.
Signing Up
Mr. Pelly talks about joining the Canadian Army with his brother.
Driving a Supply Truck
In the Second World War as a truck driver in the Canadian Amy, your truck was your office, and home at times. Mr. Pelly describes living conditions in his truck and working as part of a convoy carrying supplies to the front.
First Bombing Run
Mr. MacWilliam describes his first bombing run across the English Channel. He talks about his duties and responsibilities as a radio operator of a bomber.
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