Mr. Kelly talks about how he joined up with the army.
Getting into the Airborne
Mr. Kelly describes how he was able to get into the airborne division after being refused for health reasons.
Becoming an Intelligence Officer
Mr. Kelly recalls the difficulties in training and his friendship with Mr. Pearson that led him to another career in the army as an Intelligence Officer.
A Hunger Strike
Mr. Kelly talks about the hunger strike that took place in his company due to overly harsh officers.
The Rhine Drop (1 of 4)
Mr. Kelly recounts the dramatic drop on the Rhine, in which Nickland died and the reason why he owes his life to Mr. Edie.
The Rhine Drop (2 of 4)
Mr. Kelly describes his experience in the Rhine jump and the German radio he enjoyed listening to.
The Rhine Drop (3 of 4)
Mr. Kelly talks about his run in with a British Lieutenant and the thrill from all the lost Canadians running together to get to battalion headquarters.
The Rhine Drop (4 of 4)
Mr. Kelly describes the gliders used in the Rhine drop and talks of a medical officer he befriended.
The Vickers Platoon
Mr. Kelly discusses the Mark 5 Sten Gun and his humorous friend Hlady.
The Korean War
Mr. Kelly describes his participation in the Korean War for the Commonwealth Division and the similarities between Korea and World War I.
Keeping Busy
Mr. Kelly takes a position as a messenger at External Affairs to improve his health for his wife.
Alcohol Problems in the Forces
Mr. Kelly recalls his alcohol addiction and his routine.