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Mr. McCabe describes mine sweeping, identifying Teller and Shoe mines, and the danger posed by each.

Mr. Rees reflects on his reasons for confronting the Communists in Korea and the comradeship in the Canadian camp.

Mr. Rees discusses the importance of receiving and sending mail

Mr. Rees describes being pinned down by shell fire, and a close call with exploding mortar.

Mr. Rees discusses the fact that fear isn’t always induced by the enemy.

Mr. Rees describes an amusing adventure during a night out on the town.

Mr. Rees describes combat encounters with the enemy.

Mr. Rees reflects on his fallen friends.

Mr. Rees talks about a nighttime ambush and its deadly results.

Mr. Rees discusses the limitations of Canada’s weaponry during his tour.

Mr. Rees describes the general conditions in Korea including dealing with the cold.

Mr. Rees describes the fact that he still dreams about a frightening confrontation with the enemy.