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Witnessing the Aftermath of Hostility
Mr. Desmeules describes the sight of dead bodies and the many starving children in the aftermath of war.
Restoring Communication in the Country
Mr. Desmeules explains the main purpose for their presence and his close work with General Romeo Dallaire.
Little Preparation for Tour to Rwanda
Mr. Desmeules describes his tour to Rwanda in ‘95 and the poor living conditions for the soldiers.
Evacuation in Beirut
Mr. Desmeules describes the evacuation of a Canadian contingent of soldiers from Beirut.
Culture Shock in Egypt
Mr. Desmeules describes the culture shock when arriving in Egypt and his duties with the operational side.
From Navy to Army Service
Mr. Desmeules speaks about his decision to join the army and participate in a tour to Egypt.
Losing Friends From War
Mr. Carney reflects back to the loss of close friends and family and the meaning of Remembrance Day.
In Cyprus as an Electrician
Mr. Carney speaks about the conditions in Cyprus and how it was a positive experience for him.
After One Year, You’re Different
Mr. Carney expresses his feelings when soldiers return home from a place like Korea and how they’ve become a different person.
Mice, Rats and Snakes
Mr. Carney describes the conditions living amongst mice, rats, snakes and the annoyance of mosquitos.
Living in Close Quarters
Mr. Carney relates his experiences of comradery when living close to his fellow soldiers.
Repairing and Laying Lines
Mr. Carney shares some circumstances he faced when repairing lines.
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