National Defence committee  Yes, a base hospital.

National Defence committee  No. And if I did.... Well, I would die if I didn't take this.

National Defence committee  I was told that it's really expensive.

National Defence committee  No. That’s another question mark.

National Defence committee  I can't go there. I'm focused on the future, and that place will suck the life out of you. People show up there just for the sake of showing up. I'm not that kind of guy. I can't just sit still and rot, because that's really what's going on. There's no encouragement to go out. I

National Defence committee  I can't speak on his behalf.

National Defence committee  He quit.

National Defence committee  It seems like they put people there who can't go anywhere else. There's a warrant officer there who would repeatedly scream at me and belittle me. He was the one who told me he would 5(f) me, which is dishonourable discharge. It's just not what you want to hear.

National Defence committee  No, I'm not.

National Defence committee  No. I've come to terms with things. I've gone through all the programs I was supposed to go through. At a certain point, you just have to say, okay, this happened to me, but I’m not going to let it be the defining moment of Glen Kirkland.

National Defence committee  It's pretty much their way of saying, “Know your role, Corporal.”

National Defence committee  I was a marksman.

National Defence committee  A marksman?

National Defence committee  In 2007, I was Shilo's 2 PPCLI top soldier, and now I'm a drain on the military. That's the way it makes you feel. We call them “numpties”. I wasn't a bad soldier. I was decorated. So what are my arcs? There's a very fine line between what I can say and what I can't say. I have

National Defence committee  Yes, sir.