Tremendous
meaning was had in visiting the physical
location where Canadian troops landed,
it brought learning to a fresh context.
Overall, the tours at Juno, Beaumont
Hamel and Vimy Ridge have been excellent
in terms of quantity of information.
Visiting sites much as these provides
meaning and perspective to what it
means to a Canadian and our place in
the global community.
Mike
Harding (professeur)
Trinity College School
— March
14, 2006
It
meant a lot to me to visit the Juno
Beach Centre and to see every Canadian
soldiers’ accomplishments and
failures. Every little fact I read
taught me something new about soldiers
fighting in wars. I will remember everything
that Canadian soldiers did to give
future citizens a better way of life.
Our tour guide, Sebastien, was really
intelligent and energetic. He told
us everything about the sites we saw
and answered all questions that we
asked him. So I have to conclude that
the Juno Beach museum was AMAZING and
would be worth coming for a second
time. Thank you Sebastien for making
this tour much better.
Kushal
Patel (student)
Trinity College School
— March
14, 2006
It
is an impressive site to historical
events for the past. I can imagine
the soldiers giving their lives along
the Juno Beach. I have seen a lot of
things and facts that shocked my mind.
I’ll take away the scene that
I have seen on the beach while we were
observing the actual site with the
technology given by the museum. I learned
a lot of things during the WWII, including
the detail of the uniforms they had
during the war. The interactive movie
and little slides of memories are great,
and give the greatest respect to the
people who gave up their lives during
D-Day. If I had a chance to visit this
museum again, I would spend much more
than today to learn more from the documents.
