Memorial To Honor WWII 'Guinea Pig Club' Members - Interview with member Sandy Saunders

The transcript discusses the unveiling of a memorial dedicated to the Guinea Pig Club, a significant wartime institution. The club was known for its surgical treatments and had notable members like Richard Hillary. The National Memorial Arboretum (NMA) is highlighted as a tranquil place for remembrance, attracting many visitors annually. The legacy of the Guinea Pig Club is emphasized, with only 17 members still alive. The club's history is cherished by descendants, and the speaker feels a duty to preserve its memory. The heroism and resilience of the club members, who endured battle injuries and burns, are celebrated.

What impact did the Guinea Pig Club have on the families of its members?

What qualities of the members of the Guinea Pig Club does the speaker highlight?