Language selection


Search veterans.gc.ca

Search

Search

(advanced search)
Advanced Search Options

The Afghanistan Mission

132 results returned for Afghanistan
Typical Day as a Coyote Gunner

Typical Day as a Coyote Gunner

Ms. Dupuis explains the roles of a gunner and circumstances that occur while on patrol outside the wire.

The Ultimate Price of Being a Soldier

The Ultimate Price of Being a Soldier

Mr. Bradley reflects back on those lost during his service in Afghanistan and the difficulties that the families face when their loved one does not return home.

Largely into the Unknown

Largely into the Unknown

Mr. Bradley speaks about his deployment to Afghanistan with Roto O in 2007 and how this operation differed from previous operations.

The Afghan Children

The Afghan Children

Mr. Hennessey expresses the love the Afghan children had for the soldiers and the imposed limitations the soldiers faced in dealing with the children.

A Typical Day

A Typical Day

Mr. Hennessey explains that a days’ schedule could vary greatly.

First Deployment to a Foreign Land

First Deployment to a Foreign Land

Mr. Hennessey speaks about his first opportunity for deployment to Kabul as part of Roto O with the Royal Canadian Regiment and expresses the differences he witnessed in culture and lifestyle.

The Common Bond as Canadian

The Common Bond as Canadian

Although not directly working with the soldiers in the field, Ms. MacDonald expresses the awareness of their presence within the same compound.

A Mission of Greater Threat

A Mission of Greater Threat

Ms. MacDonald recalls Kabul as a more threatening environment.

Environment within the Airfield Compound

Environment within the Airfield Compound

While walking the perimeter of the airfield compound, Ms. MacDonald provides a description of the sights and smells and constant flurry of activity from the locals as well as the military personnel from all nationalities.

Pride of Service

Pride of Service

Mr. Roberts expresses his pride and satisfaction with his military service.

Suicide Bomber Attacks

Suicide Bomber Attacks

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.

Escorting Convoys

Escorting Convoys

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

Date modified: