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Description
Major Mac Culloch expresses the joy he receives in helping others and the reward it brings to him personally.
Wayne Mac Culloch
Le Major Wayne Mac Culloch est né en 1953 au Cap Breton et il a grandi au Québec. À 18 ans, il a fréquenté le Collège royal militaire pour ensuite s’enrôler en 1968, à titre d’ingénieur militaire. M. Mac Culloch a été déployé trois fois en Bosnie et une fois en Haïti. Il a pris sa retraite après 41 ans de service. Il a ensuite travaillé avec le Ministère de la Défense nationale. Depuis 2004, M. Mac Culloch est un bénévole dévoué pour présenter le “Module de la paix” avec le programme Rencontres du Canada, partageant avec les jeunes l’importance du service et du sacrifice.
Transcription
The other thing that I find that I look back on is the ability, the opportunities that I’ve have had to assist folks who have been in desperate need. And I don’t think I would have had the same opportunities and it’s very heart-warming to be able to be a Canadian and just go and help folks because you can. When I talk to the students here at Encounters with Canada I often ask them, you know, how many people have pushed a car out of a snow bank or done something else like that and there’s a forest of hands that goes up. And I ask them if they ever expected to get paid for it and they go heck no! And that is uniquely Canadian in my experience.
As a country we do for folks simply because we can. We’re not really looking for anything in return and I find that very heart warming and very rewarding.
As a country we do for folks simply because we can. We’re not really looking for anything in return and I find that very heart warming and very rewarding.
Catégories
Helping Those in Need
Médium
Video
Propriétaire
Veterans Affairs Canada
Guerre ou mission
Canadian Armed Forces
Emplacement géographique
Bosnia
Campagne
Bosnia
Personne interviewée
Wayne Mac Culloch
Branche
Canadian Armed Forces
Military Rank
Major
Date d’enregistrement
Durée
1:10