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Mr Elliot recalls a Chinese soldier infiltrating and sabotaging a mining party.

Mr Elliot recalls a friend being wounded in a minefield, and explains how the dead were handled and buried.

Mr Elliot describes his role as charge of stretcher bearers, and recalls being shelled while attempting to transport wounded men.

Mr. Bannerman shares his perspective about being at war and how he chooses to talk about it.

Mr. Bannerman speaks about looking for casualties within his crew after being attacked by the enemy.

Mr. Bannerman tells of the time he and his crew witnessed a direct hit on a home they were bunking at for the night.

Mr. Bannerman tells about going to the crossroads to pick up the guns and the impact of German mortars all around him.

Mr. Bannerman witnesses the effects of German Mortars raining down on the soldiers.

Mr. Bannerman describes a situation within the gun pit with piles of ammunition all around them.

Mr. Bannerman describes how the Italian people used pigs to assist in delousing their homes.

Mr. Bannerman tells us about picking up the gear packs and being provided with crosses to carry along, realizing at that point their purpose.

Mr. Bannerman tells about the time his crew were commanded to give up their guns unaware of where they were going to serve next.