Video Gallery

Level of Anxiety Increased

With constant rocket attacks, Sergeant MacEachern speaks about how it gets to the soldiers and how talking about it brings comfort to one another.

Under Contact with the Enemy

During his ’07 deployment, Sergeant MacEachern speaks of how his team was ambushed - coming under enemy engagement every day, sometimes twice!

Meeting his NHL Hero

Without a lot of good memories of 2007 tour, MacEachern shares a positive encounter he made possible for his friend Mike in meeting his NHL hero.

Now in a Combat Role

Now deployed to Afghanistan, Mr. MacEachern speaks about the change in roles and responsibilities and need for better equipment to take on this duty of combat engineer in a new country

Best and Worst Aspects of my Tour

Mr. MacEachern recalls the suffering and poverty of the local children.

First Troops on the Ground

Combat Engineer MacEachern tells of his experiences when landing in Ethiopia and the cultural shock of living and working conditions.

Wanting to be a Part of Swiss Air Mission

Eager to help, Mr. MacEachern tells how he became part of this recovery mission and the inspiration it gave him to continuing serving.

My Role as Combat Engineer

Mr. MacEachern details his duties as combat engineer and his later specialization as a combat diver and ordinance disposal.

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Trench Warfare (Condensed)

Excerpt. Mr. MacDougall entered France in March of 1918. He describes here his duties and the experience of trench warfare at the front in Arras. He goes on to recall the important battle of Amiens in August of 1918. Link to full video on website.

Positive Thoughts on Korea Today

Reflecting back on time in Korea, Mr. Charland gives a very positive opinion on the life of the Korean people today and how much improvement resulted through the rebuild program.

Honour To Carry Torch

Mr. Charland shares his story of the privilege and honour he had to carry the Olympic torch in respect to 2018 Commemoration in Korea representing our national sport of hockey for all Canadians.