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Unequal Treatment
Ms. Carter describes working on the venereal disease ward at a hospital in Horsham.
Bombed Off Her Bicycle
Ms. Carter describes attempting to reach her hospital during a bombing raid on Coventry, England. She is thrown from her bicycle by a nearby exploding bomb.
People Thank Me!
Mr. McLean expresses his pride for service and his willingness to let all Canadians know what was done for his country.
My Buddy Harold!
Mr. McLean shares a story of his strong bond of friendship taking every step of service together.
Targets to Destroy
Mr. McLean describes the type of targets assigned to destroy and his belief that destruction was done through necessity.
Unforgettable Sights
Mr. McLean shares his recollection of what he witnessed during flight operations and the significance of the ground crew.
Getting Prepared for Flight
Mr. McLean details the process before taking flight ensuring everything is safe for operations.
From Battle School to Squadron
Mr. McLean speaks about becoming a member of the crew holding position of mid upper gunner.
Training Path
Mr. McLean speaks about his path of postings before setting out for overseas.
45,000 Walking Skeletons
Mr. Carter-Edwards describes the sights of poor men and women milling around this notorious slave labour camp being exposed to all the brutal elements and treatments of prisoner life.
Entering Buchenwald Prison Camp
Mr. Carter-Edwards recalls witnessing the sights of buildings with smoke stacks, hearing the word “Buchenwald” and realizing their destination.
A Murder in Cold Blood
Travelling five long days to another camp by cattle car, Mr. Carter-Edwards recalls an incident of cold blooded murder of a young french lad.
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