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A Bit About the Locals
Mr. Diamond talks about the relationships they had with the locals and some of the differences between the cultures.
We were Peacekeepers
Mr. Diamond talks about being a peacekeeper and some of the situations which occurred while he was in the Congo.
Signals Unit
Mr. Diamond Explains his responsibilities in the Congo.
Structure in the Military
Mr. Slusar speaks about the respect he had for the structure of the military.
Close Calls
Mr. Slusar describes some of the close calls experienced and witnessing the sight of gun fire coming towards their camp.
Culture Shock
Mr. Slusar speaks about the culture shock he felt when trying to understand the customs of the local people in a city with very different surroundings.
Value of Work
Mr. Seale expresses his opinion on the importance of the supply officer’s work and the contribution made to military service.
Work as a System Analyst
Mr. Seale describes the responsibilities of a systems analyst using computerized structure, assessing and writing programs to improve the process of supply delivery.
Duty as a Supply Officer
Mr. Seale explains the structure of obtaining supplies and the maintenance of aircraft equipment.
Pakistan A Very Difficult Mission
Mr. Deveau provides his opinion of the type of mission and understanding how they fit in with the other contingents.
Fearing For Your Survival
Mr. Deveau describes an incident when his life became threatened, and realized the importance of personal security and the protection of oneself.
The Blasts of Gunfire
Mr. Deveau describes the sights and sounds of daily acts of gun fights amongst the local people.
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