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Description
Mr. Harrison describes being tasked with making sure all the portholes are secured shut, as the Awatea is beset by a storm. He accidentally enters a nurse's cabin just as she's emerging from the shower. His innocent question leads to a lot of laughter!
Transcription
I was on duty aboard the ship to go around and see different, make sure at a certain time of night or day when it was starting to get dark, after we had taken off was to go around and make sure the port holes were all closed, no light to be shown and so forth. I can tell you a funny anecdote, one of these nights when I was out checking on port holes and so forth, I’ve talked to the nurse since but she has passed away now. I went up to this one stage room, knocked on the door, no answer. I knocked again because I knew it was a nurses cabin. I knocked the third time and nobody answered so I took my key and I opened the door and as I opened up the door, the door from the shower opened up and there she was standing and I said, “Is your port hole closed? ” We both looked at each other and laughed like crazy. We really laughed. We brought that up a few times at reunions when I met her.
Catégories
Is Your Porthole Closed?
Médium
Video
Propriétaire
Veterans Affairs Canada
Guerre ou mission
Second World War
Emplacement géographique
Pacific Ocean
Campagne
Hong Kong
Personne interviewée
George Harrison
Branche
Army
Unité ou navire
Winnipeg Grenadiers
Military Rank
Sergeant
Occupation
Section Leader
Durée
1:12