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Mr. Cromwell experiences the kindness of a German family giving him rest and accommodation for the night.

Situated at a Germany Army base, Mr. Cromwell talks about the wonderful experience of being treated like Kings.

After making the decision to remain in the army, Mr. Cromwell moves back into action and begins the transport of displaced persons.

Mr. Cromwell explains the setup of his platoon and how they celebrated after hearing about the end of the war.

Mr. Cromwell speaks about the poor conditions of the Dutch after everything had been taken by the Germans.

Mr. Cromwell recounts the process of transporting jerry cans to the troops.

Mr. Cromwell speaks of the first big push into Caen witnessing the sight of planes and bombs being dropped very close to their trenches.

Mr. Cromwell shares his impression of the German POW`s and what was encountered when transporting them by truck.

Mr. Cromwell provides detail of the process of loading ammunition and bringing it close to the front line.

In preparation for the move towards Sicily, Mr. Cromwell speaks about waterproofing their vehicles.

Mr. Cromwell speaks about the interaction with the american army and how, for the most part, everyone got along.

Mr. Cromwell tells a humourous story of how the Corporal kept him on duty and away from the dance hall!