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Trailer - Canada and the Great War 1914-1918: A Nation Born

Canada's role in the First World War is told through the eyes of a young student researching a school project. From mobilization, to the 1914 gas attack at Ypres, the Newfoundland Regiment and the Battle of the Somme, the victory at Vimy Ridge, the tragedy of Passchendaele, and the final days of the war, as the long period of trench warfare ends and the allies advance through enemy lines to victory, this video gives an excellent overview of the war.

Two Armies

Mr. Jacobs expresses his attitude towards war and his personal contribution.

Inconsistencies in the RCAF

Mr. Jacobs provides his opinion on the policy of RCAF guidelines when recruiting soldiers for service.

My Work in the Admissions Department

Mr. Jacobs tells how he came to work in the admissions area of the hospital during his In-Canada service

The Sadness of War

Mr. Marshall speaks about the emotion he feels on Remembrance Day and the importance of remembering the soldiers who remain in the cemeteries overseas and the amount of friends lost during wartime.

Equipment Comparison with the Enemy

Mr. Marshall explains how our Canadian soldiers were no match in fire power against the Germans until the Americans joined in and provided better equipment.

The Fear of Being Taken Prisoner

Mr. Marshall shares the experience he had during a close encounter with the Germans and how he hid in fear of being taken prisoner.

A Live Grenade Thrown His Way

Mr. Marshall shares a story about combat where a live grenade is thrown by the enemy, but fails to go off.

Fighting Patrol

Mr. Marshall explains the difference between fighting patrol and reconnaissance patrol when going out on night patrol.

Primary Duty as Infantry Support

Mr. Marshall provides details of the infantry support regiment on their move through Pontecorvo as far north to Milan, a route taken before going to Holland.

No Noise Allowed

Mr. McCabe describes the sapper training he underwent, particularly assembling bridges in total darkness.

Balloon Command

Mr. Bishop talks about how the change in scenery and climate was welcomed after putting in for a transfer.

Date modified:: 2019-02-19