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A Job in the Military
Mr. Kish encourages the youth of today to join the military and take advantage of this great opportunity as a lifetime career.
Positive Reflection on Tour
Mr. Kish describes his tour in a positive light recognizing the greatest hardship was being away from his family.
The Sight of Wild Animals
Mr. Kish describes the different techniques used by the locals to rid the snake population.
Standard of Living
Mr. Kish describes the type of living conditions in Tanzania for the military and the local people.
Fear of Snakes
Mr. Kish shares his thoughts and fears of the snakes after being told about their existence.
Language Barrier
Mr. Kish speaks about the many dialects he encountered.
Reaction Towards The People of Tanzania
Mr. Kish relates his personal experiences with respect to the culture and traditions of the people and the differences in tribal influence amongst the locals.
Why Tanzania?
Mr. Kish shares his opinion as to the purpose of the Canadian Military being in Tanzania
Friendly Fire
Mr. Adamson talks about the last day he spent in Germany.
Training in Kingston, Ontario
Mr. Adamson tells a funny story about the shooting range.
Comradery
Mr. Stanway speaks to the comradery that still exists between himself and the friends he joined up with, and other WWII Veterans.
Personal Sacrifice
Mr. Stanway notes that his one regret of serving in the war was giving up Junior hockey. However, he notes that in similar circumstances he would do it all again.
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