Canadian Armed Forces

Mr. Roberts speaks about a couple of occasions where suicide bombers detonated themselves a little too close to their convoys, a situation where training becomes key in the ability to control a very tense environment.

Mr. Roberts describes the responsibilities that come with escorting convoys and the need to be on alert at all times.

Mr. Roberts describes a typical day traveling through the villages interacting with the locals and ensuring their needs are met to the best of their ability.

Mr. Roberts recalls the positive impact that the uniform had on the local children and the overall improved environment the Canadian military fostered.

As a reservist, Mr. Roberts speaks about his pleasure in being selected for deployment to Bosnia and how he was able to put his newly acquired skills to the test.

Mr. Roberts expresses the importance of being fit and how it affects one’s attitude.

Mr. Dunham describes the activities of NATO’s peacekeepers on the West’s side of the German demilitarized zone, and discusses the potential for conflict in that area.

Mr. Morrison recounts the reception received when returning from Afghanistan both by the American and Canadian people.

Mr. Morrison shares his advice to the youth of today with focus on achieving high academic level of education.

While called to clear a mud hut, Mr. Morrison describes the close call when a split second of communication made the difference.