Army

Mr. Feyko speaks about the reality of being released from the military and the path he chose for himself.

Mr. Reist speaks in high regard for what Prince Harry has done in implementing the Invictus Games and the power it brings to each participant.

Totally inspired by the power of sport through Invictus Games, Major Feyko expresses his pleasure in what the games are giving to the Veterans and athletes who participate.

Mr. Coles share the story of how the prisoner never went without celebrating Christmas, albeit in their own unique way.

Being in the tank, Mr. Stanley shares his experiences during the Dieppe Raid, showing empathy for the infantrymen who did not have the same protection.

Ms. Carter describes attempting to reach her hospital during a bombing raid on Coventry, England. She is thrown from her bicycle by a nearby exploding bomb.

Mr. Colbourne talks about guarding a camp in Germany and how difficult it was to see how the people had been treated.

Mr. Parsons describes landing his truck at Normandy and seeing fellow soldiers dead on the beach.

Mr. Morrison describes how the Germans were deceived into weakening their defenses at Amiens. As a result of this, the Canadian army advanced seven miles on the opening day of the Battle of Amiens.

Mr. Scovil describes the tension in Rhyl, Wales which arose from the decision to send home first those soldiers who had served the least amount of time overseas. The ensuing riot results in the accidental shooting and death of one of Mr. Scovil's friends.