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Mr. McGee recalls an eight mile march to their camp but he was lucky enough to get a drive with Headquarters Company.

Mr. McGee describes how hot it was arriving overseas and the problems they had keeping their guns dry.

Mr. McGee explains the ship ride overseas and how people were jumping overboard.

Mr. Bevan recalls how a German POW made to dig a waste dump, didn’t realize what he was digging.

Mr. Bevan recalls a near miss with a land mine while positioning guns.

Mr. Bevan describes how his division, along with other troops, were the victims of friendly fire from bombers during the attack on Falaise.

Mr. Bevan describes embarking for the journey overseas, and a close call during a storm.

A story telling how important it is to remember the past and not make the same mistakes of causing war.

Mr. Chase gives the message his parents gave him and the message he gave his kids.

After finishing school with a degree in psychology, Mr. Chase was asked to rejoin the air force . He then joined the Search and Rescue.

After returning to civilian life, Mr. Chase went back to school and then University where he met his wife of 59 years at a school dance.

Mr. Chase tells of how close soldiers got with each other to form lifelong friendships.