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Mr. Rees discusses deployment and a minor breach of discipline.

Mr. Rees discusses the day that he and his buddy joined the Canadian Forces.

Mr. Pike describes his feelings when witnessing nine dead Canadian soldiers lying outside the Regimental Aid Post.

Mr. Pike explains the components that made up the infantry platoon and how they dealt with the wounded.

Mr. Pike expresses pride for Canada’s service in Korea, and the great respect Korean people have for Canadian soldiers.

Mr. Pike explains the logistics of a field ambulance team and the responsibilities of each section during the Korean War.

Mr. Este expresses his opinion on the presence of Blacks in the military and the contribution they made during service.

Mr. Este explains the comradery amongst his fellow soldiers and how he dealt with racial encounters.

Mr. Este describes the use of the Napalm, a favourite weapon used by our soldiers to clear out huts and caves and its effect on the enemy.

Mr. Este explains the set up for treating the wounded, the focus being on treating the least wounded so they could get back into action.

Mr. Este describes his work as a medic and the shock of seeing casualties for the first time.

Mr. Thorsen describes his first impression of landing in Korea, and being disturbed at seeing so many dead American soldiers.