Episode 17 – Lieutenant General Charles Belzile
The Cold War is an era forgotten by most and regarded by many as being relatively uneventful. Uneventful because the public was for...
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Episode 16 – Cpl Sid Richard
He was captured in September of 1944 and remained in captivity until April of the following year for a total of approximately 7 mont...
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Episode 15 – WO Fraser Muir
In World War II’s European Theatre the highest casualty rate in the Air Force was by far in Bomber Command. The vast majority of tho...
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Episode 14 – Rob McBride (Afghanistan)
On October 7th, 2001 coalition forces began a campaign in Afghanistan called Operation Enduring Freedom in response to the 911 attac...
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Episode 13 – Sgt Chuck Page – WWII Bomber Command
In World War II’s European Theatre the highest casualty rate in the Air Force was by far in Bomber Command. The vast majority of tho...
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Episode 12 – General Rick Hillier – Chief of Defense Staff
Commanders are respected and admired by their troops when they demonstrate a willingness to spend time with the troops in the field...
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Episode 11 – MWO Brian Hicks
MWO Brian Hicks dedicated 30 plus years in service to Canada in the Canadian Armed Forces. He would proudly spent that time in the E...
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Episode 10 – LCol Richard Phillips
LCol Richard Phillips, a career soldier who talks about his tours in Angola, Egypt and Afghanistan. He talks about what it is like i...
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Episode 9 – Cpl Hub Lalonde
Korea which, was regarded at the time as a Policing Action took the lives of over 500 Canadian Soldiers in just over two years of fi...
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Episode 8 – Sgt Tom Hoppe
This episode will look at Tom Hoppe the most decorated Canadian Soldier since the Korean War. He was awarded the Military Medal of V...
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