Canadian Airborne Regiment

Mr. Feyko hopes Canadians thank Veterans when they can. It is really appreciated.

Years after his accident, Mr. Feyko finds a way to give back to the ill and injured comrades through Soldier On.

Mr. Feyko speaks about the reality of being released from the military and the path he chose for himself.

Mr. Feyko expresses the need and understanding of family members.

Each Remembrance Day, Mr. Feyko thinks about the importance of reflecting on Veterans and the sacrifice each one gave in their service for our country.

Mr. Feyko describes the type of pain he deals with and the level of tolerance required to deal with it on a daily basis.

Mr. Feyko tells how the Soldier On program can help fellow comrades by inspiring them to take the initiative and seek assistance that is available.

Being injured at 27, Mr. Feyko expresses his thoughts that no matter how serious his injury, nothing would stop his recovery.

Mr. Feyko speaks in detail about his injury from a jump exercise and his path of recovery.

Mr. Feyko speaks about his decision to change career paths and represent Canadian Forces as part of the SkyHawks team.