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"You don’t worry about getting hurt or whatever but you worry about being afraid and showing it, I think."
"So then we would do our infra-red scan to see what they were up to and what they were building."
"Through all this, the women became long-time friends. I certainly count the wartime experiences over three years to be the most exciting time of my life, and I was grateful for ..."
"The crew abandoned the submarine. It sank very quickly. And there were bodies all over in the sea. We put the body nets out, picked up 54 survivors."
"As it was happening, you didn’t worry about it. But once it was over, you kind of realize exactly how bad it could have been."
August 27 2010
Check out a new blog entry on the November launch of a new book entitled We Were Freedom: Canadian Stories of the Second World War
August 30 2010
ART FROM MEMORY CHALLENGE!!! Art students can enter a piece of artwork inspired by a veteran's story for a chance to win. See here for more details!
Subscribe to the Memory Project Podcast and hear from six Canadian veterans that were at D-Day.
September 27 2010
The Memory Project to visit Halifax, Nova Scotia on Monday, September 27
Learn more about significant dates for Canadians during the Second World War with the Memory Project's Interactive Timeline.
