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Mr. Tomlin describes the devastating results of close combat at Udem

Mr. Tomlin talks about desperation and valour in combat situations

Mr. Tomlin describes the capture of 'Little Tobruk,' a German gun position in the Scheldt

Mr. Tomlin gives a glimpse of the efficiency and personalities in a wartime hospital setting.

Mr. Tomlin discusses his enlistment and a reprieve on the parade square.

Mr. Lammers discusses transporting, planting and removing German land mines.

Mr. Lammers discusses food shortages and the involvement of the Dutch underground and Allied air support for supplying the cities with food.

Mr. Knox describes how he was 15 pounds under weight when he first tried to enlist.

Mr. Knox tells us about having his tonsils removed without anaesthetic.

Mr. Knox recalls an experience near the end of the War.

Mr. Knox explains why a lot of the people they took as prisoners were Dutch.

Mr. Knox speaks of how they would put cotton baton in their ears to protect themselves from the noise of the guns.