Forces armées canadiennes

In relation to the availability of supplies, Mr. Bradley explains the amount of equipment required in building a camp for the infantry.

As quartermaster, Mr. Bradley details the responsibility of the regiment in providing support to the soldiers.

Mr. Bradley details a daily routine while occupying an observation post on the green line.

Initially a culture shock, Mr. Bradley shares his positive views on his mission to Cyprus.

Having no experience with the military, Mr. Bradley speaks about his desire to join up as an infanteer.

Ms. MacDonald speaks about the opportunity to deploy to Nairobi and the short preparation time given to decide.

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

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

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.

Ms. MacDonald reflects back on her time in the military and stresses the importance of remembering those who were lost as well as their families who suffer as well.