Tuesday, April 23, 2024

We Remember with Ed Heatley

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Bob Cowan had the privilege to meet up and interview several veterans while socially distanced at the Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum. Ed Heatley was one of the 26,000 Canadians who served in Korea.

516 Canadians lost their lives bravely pursuing the goal to put an end to the violence between North and South Korea, and to restore peace. Ed Heatley saw many of those deaths and his own close call while on dangerous patrols at night.

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