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Mr. Tee recites for us a poem, from his book, about comradeship.

Mr. Tee recalls the Germans dive bombing them and how scary it was.

Mr. Tee recalls an episode where he went into a barn to collect some eggs and discovers there are Germans in the same barn.

Mr. Tee tells us why he thinks a good sense of humour is an important trait for a soldier to possess.

Mr. Tee tells us how you can perform acts of bravery one day and the next day you may turn and run when you shouldn't.

Mr. Peterson looks back at how his service and internment affected him later in life.

Mr. Peterson recalls the reaction of some young local boys when their playmate was accidentally killed by air dropped supplies.

Mr. Peterson remembers discovering that Japan had surrendered to the Americans.

Mr. Lammers describes bomber traffic over Holland.

Mr. Laxton challenges Canada's youth to understand the role of Canada's military.

Mr. Laxton discusses Canadian diplomacy, diverting a retaliatory bombardment away from civilian targets.

Mr. Pike recalls being called back to the ship, the morning after being married.