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The Sten Gun
Mr. Rees discusses the limitations of Canada’s weaponry during his tour.
High Regard for Canadian Soldiers
Mr. Pike expresses pride for Canada’s service in Korea, and the great respect Korean people have for Canadian soldiers.
Field Ambulance Composition
Mr. Pike explains the logistics of a field ambulance team and the responsibilities of each section during the Korean War.
All Canadians Got Along!
Mr. Este explains the comradery amongst his fellow soldiers and how he dealt with racial encounters.
Effects of the Napalm
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.
Treating Wounded at Casualty Clearing Posts
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.
Working as a Medic
Mr. Este describes his work as a medic and the shock of seeing casualties for the first time.
Landing in Korea
Mr. Thorsen describes his first impression of landing in Korea, and being disturbed at seeing so many dead American soldiers.
Pride of Canadian Soldiers in Korea
Mr. Dixon shares the pride and accomplishments made by Canadian soldiers during the Korean War and the gratitude expressed by the Korean people for wartime efforts of Canadian soldiers.
Equipment from the Second World War
Mr. Dixon describes the equipment issued to soldiers during the Korean War, and explains that much of the equipment was the same as what was used during the Second World War.
Tent Heaters
Mr. Dixon describes the equipment used to construct a tent heater inside the bunkers during the brutally cold winter conditions in Korea.
Defence Operations
Mr. Dixon describes the operations within a platoon position and the depth of the soldiers defence position.
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