20 Years in War Zones: Timor, Syria, Haiti, Sudan — He Tells It All

From a small New Zealand town with no traffic lights to Antarctica, East Timor war zones, Syrian roundabouts, and now Cambodia — this is the story of a simple Māori boy who built a life everywhere except where he started. John Cassidy (JC) grew up in Blenheim, New Zealand — population 20,000, zero traffic lights, and enough kids on the street to fill a rugby team. He worked in a mussel factory, had no plans for university, and definitely didn't think he'd end up flying prime ministers,…