Forces armées canadiennes

With all the circumstances our Canadian soldiers experience, Mr. McCue expresses his opinions on quality and value for life after witnessing Bosnian culture.

Mr. McCue expresses his concerns for himself and fellow soldiers who witness the cultures in Bosnia and how it affects them especially upon return home.

Mr. McCue provides a detailed approach during action in the use of rules of engagement.

Mr. McCue shares an unfortunate exercise that his unit was given in searching for weapons in an abandoned chicken barn, something he will never forget!

Mr. McCue shares a story of how his team improved the living conditions of one family by raising funds and working off duty to create a better living space for them.

Mr. McCue describes his first impressions of the Bosnian culture and understanding their needs and wants for everyday existence.

Mr. McCue speaks about the changes in training practices, weapon use and transitions made to improve the way Canadian Forces prepared their troops.

Mr. McCue speaks about being shy as a youngster and how encouragement from his parents got him to join the air cadets.

Understanding the nature of PTSD, Mr. Lord provides his opinion in respect to how society is identifying the nature of this disease and supports the need for awareness and action for all those affected.

Mr. Lord speaks about the positive opportunities provided by the “Soldier On” program.