Canadian Armed Forces

Mr. Bilinskis describes the tension felt when convoying supplies to the devastated villages of Sarajevo.Mr. Bilinskis describes the tension felt when convoying supplies to the devastated villages of Sarajevo.

Mr. Rutherford describes the sight of the starving Somalia children.

Mr. Rutherford expresses his concern about the negative publicity Canadian Forces personnel received during the Somalia deployment, and instead focuses on the positive contributions made by our soldiers.

Mr. Rutherford describes the sense of fear a soldier has when being confronted by the enemy.

Mr. Rutherford describes the pride felt for his regiment and the strong sense of camaraderie shared amongst the Canadian Forces soldiers.

Mr. Halliday describes the scene of a massacre on the Turkish side considered to be a tourist attraction and left as is from the aftermath of conflict.

Mr. Halliday explains the process used by military police to make their way through controlled check points.

Mr. Halliday describes the general duty for United Nations Policing Services in Nicosia.

Mr. Halliday compares the cultural differences he observed amongst the Turkish and Greek people.

Mr. Halliday describes the duty of a military police officer during Canadian Forces service in Cyprus.