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Mr. Downe tells the story of having dinner with a German caretaker after the war ended.

Mr. Downe recalls the end of the war.

Mr. Downe, along with a group of other men, finds a dry place to sleep after a long spell of wet weather.

Mr. Downe recalls traveling down a road near the Falaise Gap when he comes across a dying German trooper.

Mr. Downe talks about the city of Caen and compares the size of it to his hometown of Charlottetown.

Mr. Downe talks about the responsibility that rested on his shoulders.

Mr. Downe talks about what some of the dispatch messages he delivered might have been about.

Mr. Downe tells us about the nerve racking night driving without lights.

Mr. Downe talks about the different items that he carried on his motorcycle.

Mr. Downe tells the story of his first time on a motorcycle.

Mr. Downe recalls the day he joined the army.

Mr. Billson describes arriving in Manila, being immunized by Australian nurses at an American hospital, and being given two hundred dollars American.