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Coming Home
Mr. Morrison recounts the reception received when returning from Afghanistan both by the American and Canadian people.
What I’d Tell the Youth
Mr. Morrison shares his advice to the youth of today with focus on achieving high academic level of education.
My Partner Almost Took my Bullet
While called to clear a mud hut, Mr. Morrison describes the close call when a split second of communication made the difference.
The ROE Card
At first unfamiliar with the rules of engagement, Mr. Morrison expresses his views on carrying the card while on duty.
When to Carry a Weapon
Mr. Morrison explains the responsibilities of securing and accessing the guns when needed.
A Daily Routine
Mr. Morrison provides detail of his work routine while in camp.
Adapting to the Surroundings
Mr. Morrison speaks of his duties on air sentry and witnessing the existence of the Afghan people.
A Smell Never Forgotten
Mr. Morrison recalls his strong recollection of the smells and sights upon arrival in Afghanistan.
Combat and War
Trained in the army as a supply technician, Mr. Morrison shares the reality of war when encountering conflict he had never thought he would experience.
Youth Awareness of the Forces
Mrs. Walmsley tells us about her encounter with youth and the recognition and awareness of her military service.
Commanding Officers Disrespect Towards Women
Mrs. Walmsley shares her feelings upon arrival at #6 Dunnville Manning Depot and the disrespect given by the Commanding Officers towards women service in the military.
Desire to go Overseas
Mrs. Walmsley speaks about her important role as senior supply officer and her keen desire to go overseas.
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