Private

Mr. Preece shares a heart-warming story of the interaction he experienced with his buddy in providing his shovel and offering some advice only to find this friend is killed a short time later

Mr. Bruce describes a touching encounter with a child survivor of the Allied advance through Beny-sur-Mer, during a post-war pilgrimage.

Mr. Cromwell speaks of the first big push into Caen witnessing the sight of planes and bombs being dropped very close to their trenches.

Mr. Feyko hopes Canadians thank Veterans when they can. It is really appreciated.

Years after his accident, Mr. Feyko finds a way to give back to the ill and injured comrades through Soldier On.

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

Mr. Page describes a training incident where a soldier accidentally drops a live grenade in their trench. Their sergeant throws it away just in time.

Mr. Ferguson gives a touching description of the destitution and starvation among the children, one of whom touched him personally.

Mr. Niles describes patrolling in No-Man’s Land, the skill of the North Korean foe, and tempting fate.

Mr. Gowing describes how the largest motivation on the front line was to protect your friends and comrades, who were doing the same for you. He then describes how hard it was to see friends die.