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Saudi Royalty and a Goat Grab
Mr. Johnston describes how the Saudi locals made the Canadians feel welcome, and being invited to a traditional buffet by a Saudi Prince.
Respect Towards Saudi Culture
Mr. Johnston recalls his memories of Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. He describes the customs and social intricacies they were expected to respect and follow, and how they were much more extreme for servicewomen.
Airborne Warning and Control Squadron
Mr. Johnston describes AWACS, covering some of it’s history and use in different countries, and some of it’s technical and mechanical uniqueness.
Canadians Posted South
Mr. Johnston recalls how he became posted on an American base as part of a joint Canadian/American force. He also comments on the differences in Canadian and US military equipment.
Remembrance Day
Colonel Ethell shares his feelings about what Remembrance Day means to him.
Most Vivid Memory in the Balkans
Colonel Ethell describes his most vivid memories of being in the Balkans.
Memories and Reflections on the Balkans
Colonel Ethell speaks of how they found Nazi sympathizers during the Balkan crisis 50 years after the Second World War
Service and Sacrifice in the Balkans
Mr. Ethell remembers the service and sacrifice of the various UN servicemen during the Balkan crisis.
Fear of Israel Joining the War
Mr. Ethell recalls the concerns about the possibility of Israel entering the war.
Quality UN Forces
Mr.Ethell talks about serving as a multi-national force.
Respect for Canadians
Colonel Ethell talks about how the Canadians and the Irish were respected by both the Israelis and the Syrians
Keeping the Balance
Mr. Ethell describes remaining neutral in his position as the Senior Liaison Officer between the Israelis and Syrians.
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