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Mr. Laxton describes applying terrain analysis in the field.

Mr. Laxton describes gaining the confidence of the command group by proving the value of terrain analysis.

Mr. Laxton describes landing in Bosnia and viewing first hand the reality of war.

Mr. Laxton describes the advance training he received prior to leaving for Bosnia.

Mr. Laxton describes proving the value of terrain analysis and volunteering for Bosnia.

Mr. Laxton describes the steps leading to his becoming a Terrain Analyst.

Mr. Knox describes how he was 15 pounds under weight when he first tried to enlist.

Mr. Knox tells us about having his tonsils removed without anaesthetic.

Mr. Knox recalls an experience near the end of the War.

Mr. Knox explains why a lot of the people they took as prisoners were Dutch.

Mr. Knox speaks of how they would put cotton baton in their ears to protect themselves from the noise of the guns.

Mr. Knox talks about Dunkirk and how the Germans were “almost human.”