Canadian Armed Forces

Mr. Carney reflects back to the loss of close friends and family and the meaning of Remembrance Day.

Mr. Carney speaks about the conditions in Cyprus and how it was a positive experience for him.

Mr. Slusar witnesses the food and medical supplies for the civilian people being taken by the military for their own use, an act he could not support.

Mr. Slusar expresses his pride when watching the first plane come in to the airport. One of the best experiences of his service.

Mr. Slusar describes the level of stress and reasons that cause intensity during a mission.

Mr. Slusar stresses the importance of structure and the importance of a checklist of a soldier’s daily routine, a positive habit hard to break when returning home.

Mr. Wiseman provides his opinion to the support for military soldiers returning home and how his wife recognized and supported his emotional needs.

Mr. Wiseman tells of being on guard patrol, hearing the sound of crying, yet not being able to assist because of a mother’s fear of the soldier’s presence

Mr. Wiseman shares his realization of how the military service in Bosnia effected himself and his family when returning home.

Mr. Wiseman shares a funny story of how he tricked a fellow soldier when buying bread from the locals.