House to House Cleaning

Well, you're scared. You had to clean out the houses, eh and so forth. You know you're going up the streets and they are very narrow, especially in Italy and that, eh. See Italy was a lot different, you see I was in, cause we left Italy and went to Holland and that, eh, up in Europe eh. But there was a big difference eh, cause there was all these houses, concrete houses and small streets and that eh. And you had to clean out the little towns and that, eh. You'd have to go up these small streets and at the same time you had to clean the houses out, seeing there was nothing there and that, eh. But someone, this is, you know, whoever was in charge or something else they'd get the information and say, "We gotta clean this out, these streets," just in case. Now there may not be nobody there, eh, but you went up and you took your time, you didn't rush right in. You watched for every movement, every sound, or something that might help you and you just went up and took in steps, stairs, one at a time. And you wouldn't go in, in a bunch, you and a bunch of people because you could kill one of your person get killed but if there is four or five the whole works could go so you had to pace yourself.