Humour Hunt

Lloyd Lovering of Brandon, Man., contributes this story from Scotland: Jennie despaired that her boyfriend, a shy Canadian soldier, was ever going to pop the

E.D. Taylor of Malton, Ont., sets the scene on a firing range in Scotland: One of the platoon was having a bad time. Each shot

Joseph Freeman of Buffalo, N.Y., and Frontier Branch, Fort Erie, Ont., tells about an RCAF Lancaster bomber nearing target over the Ruhr one night in

David Bender of Winnipeg, a Dieppe vet and former prisoner of war contributes this bit: We had a fellow in our camp in England who

Syd Webb of Toronto writes that in 1944 during a lull in front-line fighting in Holland, an infantry signaller of D Co., Argyll and Sutherland

We thought we had heard all the definitions of battle fright until Len Greenham, a wartime air gunner and a favorite correspondent of ours in