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| So long, Canada!
Soldiers sailing from Canada's east coast shout and sing songs as they sail for Europe.
Dec. 20, 1939 - 3:01  | |
| Canadian women serve overseas
Chatelaine editor Marietta McPherson reports on "the work and welfare of Canadian girls serving overseas".
Dec. 20, 1943 - 4:41 | |
| Dawn patrol
A Canadian Spitfire pilot writes home about Normandy at 20,000 feet.
July 15, 1944 - 7:22 | |
| Living in a wet tent
July 21, 1944 - 4:33 | |
| Rescue at sea
An RCAF airman is shot down and survives three days at sea.
Sept. 23, 1944 - 4:34 | |
| What soldiers want for Christmas
Three soldiers tell the folks at home what they send to give their boys some holdiay cheer.
Oct. 2, 1944 - 3:34 | |
| On leave in Paris
Andrew Cowan reports on the first batch of Canadian troops to take leave in Paris.
Nov. 17, 1944 - 3:11 | |
| Stursberg on Lili Marlene
CBC war correspondent Peter Stursberg reminisces about the wartime song Lili Marlene, notable for its popularity among Allied and German soldiers alike.
Jan. 22, 1956 - 3:42 | |
