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Mr. Hawn explains why the time he was stationed with North Atlantic Treaty Organization in West Germany was not "peacekeeping".

Mr. Guthrie describes two interesting leaves in Burma involving a rogue elephant and a tiger.

Mr. Guthrie recalls finding out the war in Europe was over, a few days after the fact.

Mr. Guthrie describes ferrying special forces behind Japanese lines, highlighting one instance when it was doubtful they would make their return.

Mr. Guthrie explains why they would not pick up enemy mariners from the water.

Mr. Guthrie describes going ashore into the thick Burmese jungle.

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.