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War Was In The Air
Mr. Campbell had a direct commission in to the Royal Air Force as a navigational instructor. He explains that his parents were quite proud.
There wasn’t a service person living on their street
Mr. Clark describes being in Halifax when the war ended, and gives some details of and insight into the subsequent Halifax riot.
Couldn’t Wait To Fly
Mr. Sharpe talks about joining the RCAF on his 18th birthday.
Contribution of WRENS (Women’s Royal Canadian Naval Service) to armed services in Canada.
Margot Ligertwood discusses her look at the WRENS (Women’s Royal Canadian Naval) service and the contribution they made to the war effort in Canada.
Become Good Citizens
Mr. Jackson reflects on November 11th and stresses good citizenship to youth.
I would like to think their sacrifice will not be in vain.
Mr. Irwin reflects on his service and his private celebration on Remembrance Day.
Receiving Messages
Mr. Irwin compares wireless operation on land to that aboard ship.
Why The Navy?
Mr. Irwin describes his reason for enlisting and basic training.
Billy's Badge
Ms. Gaspard speaks about receiving the badge of a soldier who later died in action.
Letter From Bus
Ms. Gaspard recalls the happier times in her service like receiving letters from her boyfriend but also remembers the sadness that wartime brought.
War - A Great Life Experience
Mr. Jervis expresses his pride in the Canadian navy’s participation in the Second World War, and states his service was one of the greatest experiences in his lifetime.
Join the Navy to See the World
Mr. Jervis talks about the excitement he felt when deciding to join the navy and the opportunities it provided.
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