Canadian Armed Forces

Combat Engineer MacEachern tells of his experiences when landing in Ethiopia and the cultural shock of living and working conditions.

Eager to help, Mr. MacEachern tells how he became part of this recovery mission and the inspiration it gave him to continuing serving.

Mr. MacEachern details his duties as combat engineer and his later specialization as a combat diver and ordinance disposal.

Mr. Kelly shares his story of meeting Erica in Cyprus and together they tell a personal story of finding love.

Mr. Kelly tells of a recent chance encounter with a Czech Air Force pilot from back in the Cold War days.

Mr. Kelly expresses his pride for being part of the delegation for the 70th Anniversary of the Dieppe Raid and how pleased he is to have the chance to go back.

Mr. Kelly speaks about the camaraderie between officers and soldiers and the extent to which they chose to socialize.

Mr. Kelly illustrates the daily routine during deployment operations for the 3rd Canadian Unit.

Mr. Kelly explains limitations soldiers once had in adhering to the rules of engagement and how this has evolved.

Mr. Kelly provides his opinion on the role and responsibilities of peacekeepers during a deployment.