Royal Canadian Horse Artillery

As the troop ship arrives in Pusan, an American brass band is dockside singing a song for the Canadians, a very humorous memory for Mr. Mercer.

Mr. Pridham explains about what it was like when the war was declared and how it effected him.

Mr. Patrick describes his food and ammunition supply upon arrival in Pusan.

Mr. Patrick recalls scrounging from the Americans and the day they obtained a bull dozer for their unit!!

Mr. Patrick speaks about his experiences while getting equipped for the Korean War and how protected he felt because of being taught by World War Two Veterans.

Mr. St. Denis describes how his peacekeeping experience in Rwanda changed him, greatly affecting his family life when he returned to Canada.

Mr. St. Denis passes on a message to youth about learning from the mistakes of the past.

Mr. St. Denis recalls the death and danger he faced daily while in Rwanda.

Mr. St. Denis recalls being mistaken for General Dallaire while stopped at a roadblock during a reconnaissance mission to the south of Rwanda. He describes how he negotiated his way out of the situation, and explains how, although he remained calm at the time, it greatly affected him later that night.

Mr. St. Denis describes what he believes to be the three pillars of survival on peacekeeping missions.