Forces armées canadiennes

Mr. Grossinger describes some ‘close calls’ he experienced during his experiences in Lebanon.

Mr. Grossinger describes some ‘close calls’ he experienced during his experiences in Lebanon.

Mr. Nystad is explaining jump training and also how well his first actual jump went without a hesitation.

Mr. Nystad tells about his trip to Gaza where he had to drive unescorted and could only carry an unloaded SMG.

Mr. Nystad recalls about a time a Turkish soldier was asleep on the job and his officer walked up to him and shot him for his actions.

Mr. Grossinger talks about what he saw and smelled going into Okachani.

Mr. Grossinger talks about having flashbacks and how difficult it is to deal with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). He also talks about how he lost a friend to suicide who suffered from PTSD.

Mr. Grossinger talks about being in Afghanistan and what it was like to be in a combat situation. He describes the environment and the physical challenges of being there. He also talks about going through caves when looking for the enemy.

Mr. Grossinger talks about being in Afghanistan when four soldiers where lost to friendly fire.

Mr. Adair talks about what ‘Rules of Engagement’ means and what is means in the field. He gives an example of how they took on fire and the soldiers did not return fire because of the Rules of Engagement.