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Mr. Guthrie describes the process of sweeping submerged mines with a ship.

Mr. Haegert talks about the contribution of the Merchant Navy to Canada’s war efforts in the Second World War.

Mr. Haegert describes his reaction on the day in which he learned that the Second World War had ended.

Mr. Haegert describes what it was like in the North Atlantic when receiving distress calls from other ships.

Mr. Haegert talks about the attitude of the Canadian troops and what they were like.

Mr. Laird recalls Gen. Montgomery’s reasoning for wanting the 1st Division of Canadians with him in Italy.

Mr. Laird recalls meeting Gen. Montgomery while under attack near Sicily, only to find out years later that it wasn’t actually the General.

Mr. Laird recalls the U-Boat alarm sounding during the voyage to Sicily, while outside Gibraltar, and seeing depth charges deployed.

Mr. Laird describes the invasion of Sicily, starting with the long voyage from Scotland.

Mr. Laird recalls being assigned to Canada's newly created commando unit, explaining the reasons for it's creation and disbandment.

Mr. Laird describes how he progressed from joining up with ordinance, to becoming a signaller.

Mr. Laird recalls when the leadup to war hit home.