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With the help of a friend, Mr. Guertin tells of his decision to join the navy and signing up for radar duty.

Reflecting back on the Korean service given by Canadians, Mr. Guertin expresses the need to remember.

With an aircraft gone done in the sea of Japan, Mr. Guertin tells of his involvement in bringing a body from the water.

While at sea, Mr. Guertin tells of the discovery of a minefield that surfaced and techniques used to destroy it.

Mr. Guertin provides detail of the circumstances that caused HMCS Huron to run aground off the coast of North Korea

Mr. Polowin tells a humorous story of his exchange with sailors involving a bottle of Irish whiskey.

Mr. Polowin reflects on his service and shares the pride he has for his contribution to the war effort.

Mr. Polowin shares a humorous story going to London with his buddies and forging friendships that have carried on throughout his lifetime.

Mr. Polowin describes naval battles in the English Channel.

Mr. Polowin recalls listening to Winston Churchill and the impact his words had in respect to being, “The beginning of the end.”

Mr. Polowin recounts his decision to join the Navy, his initial training and the adventures on his first voyage.

Mr. Pellerin was in Halifax at the end of the war in Europe and remembers the VE- Day riots. He describes his view of the incidents that took place.