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Things were changing

Things were changing

Mr. Laxton describes the steps leading to his becoming a Terrain Analyst.

Support the battle group

Support the battle group

Mr. Laxton describes proving the value of terrain analysis and volunteering for Bosnia.

The task was well defined

The task was well defined

Mr. Laxton describes the advance training he received prior to leaving for Bosnia.

We watched a real war going on

We watched a real war going on

Mr. Laxton describes landing in Bosnia and viewing first hand the reality of war.

How far’d you get?

How far’d you get?

Mr. Laxton describes gaining the confidence of the command group by proving the value of terrain analysis.

I'll find another task, then

I'll find another task, then

Mr. Laxton describes applying terrain analysis in the field.

It changed how people looked at us

It changed how people looked at us

Mr. Laxton discusses gaining the confidence of the diverse factions in his Bosnian theatre.

The kids are really hard...

The kids are really hard...

Mr. Laxton describes the plight of children in the war zone.

Somebody has cold hands

Somebody has cold hands

Mr. Laxton describes provocation, escalation and the deadly consequences of following the rules of engagement.

Somebody fired a couple mortars

Somebody fired a couple mortars

Mr. Laxton discusses Canadian diplomacy, diverting a retaliatory bombardment away from civilian targets.

Why they're committed to their efforts

Why they're committed to their efforts

Mr. Laxton challenges Canada's youth to understand the role of Canada's military.

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