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Mr. Sharpe describes his experience living in a city infested with rats.

Mr. Barrie speaks of the understanding amongst all radar technicians to keep quiet in relation to their duties and responsibilities in the war.

Mr. Barrie speaks about the sensitivity of radar in relation to the signal detected from radar beacons.

Mr. Campbell discusses his experiences dropping supplies for POWs after the war.

Mr. Campbell talks about how impressed he was with the students he taught, and discusses his feelings on the atomic bomb.

Mr. Campbell reminisces about his lost navigator buddy and an entire crew that didn’t come home.

Mr. Campbell talks about a very dangerous mission on which his crew lost a comrade.

Mr. Campbell talks about flying through the monsoons, trying not to be torn to pieces, and coming upon an amazing discovery.

Mr. Campbell talks about his first training and operational missions and a time he gave the squadron a good laugh.

Mr. Campbell describes being treated quite well at training in Trenton, Ontario. He also tells of a frightening flying experience in Gananoque, ON.

Mr. Campbell had a direct commission in to the Royal Air Force as a navigational instructor. He explains that his parents were quite proud.

Mr. Campbell describes the tension that is felt within the interrogation office on a return mission awaiting the return of aircraft.