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Camaraderie like you Wouldn’t Believe
Mr. England tells of some special relationships he made with fellow comrades sharing both the sad and humorous times during war.
My Buddy Bishop!
Mr. England speaks about the strong friendship he had with a fellow Newfoundlander that developed in basic training and went right through to the fighting in Korea where sadly, his buddy would only last a short time.
Clearing A Gap Through the Minefield
A night when battle is halted, Mr. England describes the situation when his crew was given the orders to clear a gap through the minefield to recover the dead.
Night Work
As NCO, Mr. England describes the type of night duties his crew performed.
Severe Culture Shock
Mr. England describes what he saw, smelled and felt as he arrived in Pusan, a culture so very different to what he was used to!
Do as You are Told!
Mr. Mercer tells the youth he encounters in schools the same thing he told his fellow comrades, “Do as you are told and everything in life will be okay!”
Our Purpose was Successful!
With great pride, Mr. Mercer speaks of his belief in the accomplishments of our Canadian military during the Korean War.
A Humorous Christmas Story
When all soldiers had an opportunity for a special blessing at Christmas time, needing to borrow his buddies pants creates an awkward yet humorous circumstance for Mr. Mercer.
Where Six Become One
Mr. Mercer shares his feelings towards the relationships of his fellow comrades; a unique bond where they felt like one.
Sense of Fear is Real
Mr. Mercer discusses the feeling of fear he had especially his first night in battle; a sense he believes all soldiers must experience.
Getting Caught in a Minefield
Finding themselves in a minefield, Mr. Mercer recalls how his comrade Smitty recovered after stepping on one during a routine job of laying wire.
Guns were Constantly Moving
Mr. Mercer explains the strategies involved in setting targets.
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