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Mr. Wiseman describes the sight of torches by the locals when going up the mountains to gather food from the drop zone.

Mr. Wiseman describes the level of survival the Bosnian people went to in order to clothe their children and obtain food in the town.

Mr. Wiseman tells of speaking with the locals and trying to understand their culture and means of survival.

Mr. Wiseman describes the responsibility and the value of the UN presence in Bosnia.

Mr. Wiseman describes his presence in Bosnia as a real eye opener while being there for the purpose of providing humanitarian aid.

Mr. Decker explains how he spends remembrance day and shares a special memory of his friend Oscar Albrecht.

Mr. Decker explains how he used his skills to fight his war.

After the British took over a concentration camp in Esterwegen, Mr. Decker was sent into interrogate the German staff.

After being dropped off on the beach of Oostende, Belgium, Mr. Decker comes across a mess tent while making their way to intelligence headquarters.

Mr. Decker explains that during his work with the counter intelligence they would often disguise as civilians.

Mr. Decker explains that having a photographic memory was helpful to exceed in intelligence.

When Mr. Decker is seen talking to a prisoner in German, an officer questions him about his language skills.