Canadian Armed Forces

Mr. Mac Culloch shares a humorous story of how the fifteen Canadians in Sarajevo at the time share a pancake breakfast supplied by a care package from home.

Returning to Bosnia for the fourth time, Major Mac Culloch describes more of the varied tasks he encountered.

Remaining in Bosnia for another tour, Major Mac Culloch tells of his roles and responsibilities in disarming the folks of their weapons.

Mr. Mac Culloch expresses the changes he saw in the local population after his return to Bosnia.

With the use of trained detection dogs, Mr. Mac Culloch explains his role as divisional engineer in clearing landmines.

Witnessing the poor living conditions and lack of electricity, Mr. Mac Culloch shares his story of the sense of heart-break he felt towards the Haitian people.

Mr. Mac Culloch provides details at to his actions while working with the locals in the slums of Haiti.

Mr. Mac Culloch speak about his opportunity to deploy to Bosnia and his roles and responsibilities as operations officer.

Mr. Mac Culloch describes a task he was involved in resulting in an entire abandoned village being blown up.

Mr. Mac Culloch explains the phases one goes through during military engineer training and the feelings of satisfaction he obtained during his career path.