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Mr. Chadderton describes his feelings on VE Day.

Mr. Chadderton describes coping with fear.

Mr. Chadderton compares the emotional impact of the actions at the Leopold Canal and Soulanges.

Mr. Chadderton describes his severe wounding, rescue, and treatment in a field hospital.

Mr. Chadderton describes crossing the Canal and being pinned down by enemy fire.

Mr. Chadderton describes Allied tactics in preparation for crossing the Canal.

Mr. Chadderton talks about his worst action, Soulanges.

Mr. Chadderton talks about both sides exploiting an Allied scout car.

Mr. Chadderton discusses the need for honesty and good planning.

Mr. Chadderton describes his responsibilities on the beach head during the invasion.

Mr. Chadderton describes the emotional and sensory impacts of battle.

Mr. Chadderton describes having to write letters of condolence for fallen members of his regiment.