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The Best Country in the World
Dr. Blizzard expresses his gratitude as a Canadian and speaks about the thankfulness all Canadians should have for living in such a wonderful country.
A Civilian Doctor in the Soviet Union
Dr. Blizzard speaks about his assignment to the Soviet Union after discharge from the Air Force and the fascinating experience he encountered.
What Canadians Could Offer the People of Zimbabwe.
Dr. Blizzard provides his opinion as to the purpose of sending Canadian Forces to Zimbabwe.
Living Conditions at Two Extremes
Dr. Blizzard describes his barracks in Somalia and how in the near distance witnessed civilians living in two extremes - poverty and wealth!
First Assignment Abroad
Dr. Blizzard describes his six month assignment in Egypt with the UN peacekeeping operation and the differences in personalities he saw between the Polish, Australian and Canadian soldiers.
Aviation Medicine
Dr. Blizzard explains how he was channelled in the direction of aviation medicine while serving as Deputy Commander of the central aircrew medical board and the role he played in this position.
Cadets Got Me Started
Dr. Blizzard reflects back to his high school days with his involvement in cadets and scouts, getting tutored in aviation and how this helped in military training.
Shedding a Tear for Remembrance
Mr. Wiseman remembers his Dad and other soldiers who have gone, and expresses the honour he has for service to our country.
To be a Soldier
Mr. Wiseman shares the pride he has for being a soldier and how his contribution served him well.
Losing Friends From War
Mr. Carney reflects back to the loss of close friends and family and the meaning of Remembrance Day.
In Cyprus as an Electrician
Mr. Carney speaks about the conditions in Cyprus and how it was a positive experience for him.
Supplies Not Meant for the Military
Mr. Slusar witnesses the food and medical supplies for the civilian people being taken by the military for their own use, an act he could not support.
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