Mr. Flett shares his personal opinions on how he and organizations can promote the importance of the Act of Remembrance.
My Daughter is Born While in Korea
Coming home from Korea and meeting his eight month old daughter is a story Mr. Flett shares, reality of war as life goes on!
Cramped Quarters on Crusader
Mr. Flett speaks about the adjustments that had to be made in relation to sleeping quarters and storage for all your personal belongings on board ship.
Heavy Weather Brings on Seasickness
Mr. Flett recalls the sudden change in weather conditions causing him to be sick for days.
Alerts near the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ)
Mr. Flett recalls the tension that existed while patrolling near the DMZ.
Duties at Sea as a Sonar Man
Mr. Flett describes his role in detecting and searching for submarines on board the HMCS Crusader.
Navy Always my Choice
Although many of Mr. Flett’s friends joined the army, he speaks about his choice to join the navy and his desire to take part in the Korean War.
Our Purpose in the Persian Gulf
Mr. Snell provides his insight into the reasons for Canadian sailors going to the Persian Gulf in support of the UN resolution.
Mail Always a Huge Morale Booster
Mr. Snell speaks about the thousands of letters and packages received on board the HMCS Athabaskan and the huge lift it gave sailors.
Celebrating Christmas with a Duet
Mr. Snell tells of the memorable time at sea during Christmas when he was given the opportunity to sing a duet with Captain Miller.
Always in a State of Readiness
Mr. Snell describes the roles and responsibility of his position on board ship, including always being in a state of readiness to assist others.
Rigorous Sea Training as well as Downtime.
As the HMCS Athabaskan crew sail towards the Persian Gulf, Mr. Snell speaks about the day to day routine on the ship and the opportunity to meet the gully gully man.