Memoirs
The memoirs in The War Amps Military Heritage Series bring to life the experiences of the Canadian volunteers who served, and honour those who gave their lives. This is all part of Operation Legacy, The War Amps commitment to preserve Canada's military heritage.
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From his very first sortie until the end of his tour, Jack Singer and his crewmates faced unimaginable terrors and near misses as they flew in their Lancaster bomber through heavy enemy flak. With candour, insight, and a healthy dose of humour, Singer describes the grim realities of their job and the life lessons he learned along the way.
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Cliff Chadderton received the highest rank in the Order of Canada for his tireless work on behalf of child amputees and veterans. Up Close and Personal delves into his personal story – his childhood, pre-war pursuits, and war years, including the defining moment during the Battle of the Scheldt that cost him his leg.
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Excuse Us! Herr Schicklgruber follows the harrowing adventures of the young men, some teenagers, who fought alongside Cliff Chadderton, an officer with the Royal Winnipeg Rifles during the Second World War. Their stories are frightening, funny, tragic and miraculous.
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