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Mr. Pollak describes the 21 Panzer Division and how useful their intelligence of the signalling patterns became in tracking the German’s movements.

Mr. Pollak describes how they were able to differentiate the origin of one signal from another.

Mr. Pollak describes how they were able to differentiate the origin of one signal from another.

Mr. Smith talks about how he was wounded on the Verriere Ridge.

Mr. Toney describes how much he enjoyed hand picking the best men to join his patrols.

Mr. Toney describes becoming a Dispatch Rider after recovering from his second wounding and singlehandedly liberating a small town while he was lost.

Mr. Toney describes how losing his best friend to a sniper while they were on patrol together aroused in him a killer instinct towards the Germans.

Mr. Toney describes not being fearful but constantly on edge and his reactions towards seeing dead Canadian soldiers.

Mr. Toney describes his inexplicable sense of immortality and how he rationalized killing the enemy.

Mr. McCabe describes the bombardment at Falaise Gap.

Mr. Jones describes the traumatic experience of recovering a dead Canadian soldier during his first day in action in France.

Mr. Pitcairn describes many of the inconveniences and risks involved in living in the trenches.