Throughout his twenty-six-year career, Master Warrant Officer Léveillée of the Infantry Branch has distinguished himself through his excellent skills as an instructor and a leader, and because of his great capacity to adapt to the requirements of the variety of garrison and field positions he has held. He was posted to three battalions of the Royal 22e Régiment in Canada and Germany, to the Regiment's Battle School, and to the Infantry School in Gagetown. On five occasions, three times in Cyprus and once in Croatia and Haiti, he has served in battalions with the United Nations, holding different positions and ranks. During his posting to Haiti, he very ably directed the Welfare Section of the Canadian Contingent, which was responsible for co-ordinating with civilian agencies all leave for the over 700 members.