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Hosted by Unknown Host · History · EN · 0 episodes
From meeting Kitchener in the Boer War at the end of the 19thC, to clearing mines in Vietnam, this is wartime history recounted by those who were there. These remarkable stories are told by the men and women from Bunbury Western Australia, in their own words and sometimes in their own voices. Listen to little told stories of the nurses who tended the wounded and dying men in WWI. Listen as Percy Goring talks of escaping a frozen death in a snowstorm on Gallipoli. Hear about the time that HMAS Australia gave Churchill a lift. You will cry, laugh and above all be in awe of the ability of ordinary men and women to face the extraordinary.
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Episode #34
Kevin was young man who had the job of converting cars to run on gas during WWII. Occasionally, It interfered with his love life. Kevin tells the story of the night the gas went phoof.
Episode #33
Bunbury was a quiet country town during WWII. Imagine the panic one night when Spitfires flew over. No one knew what was happening or what to do. Narration Sharon Kennedy. Original recording Bunbury Oral History Group.
Episode #32
Neville was thrilled to be able to visit the Sydney while she was in Bunbury port. He and the other young boys were fascinated by the aircraft on board. How did they get off, they wondered. Bunbury was to be one of Sydney' s last ports of call. Narration Michelle Durrant. Original recording, Bunbury Oral History Group.
Episode #31
Jessie was running her own private hospital in country WA when war broke out. The Australian Army very quickly made use of her skills and assigned her to a troop transport ship. The nurses coped with not just with injuries but also with other debilitating diseases afflicting the soldiers. The conditions were difficult to say the least. Narration Rhys Hughes. Voice of Jessie Adele Peirce. Written by Jeffrey Peirce.
Episode #30
Towards the end of WWII, Norm and other prisoners in Germany were forced to march ahead of the liberators, Their young guards were afraid of the advancing Americans. Once back home, Norm became an essential part of the Bunbury community. Narration Sharon Kennedy. Voice of Norm, Andrew Robinson. Written by Jeffrey Peirce.
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