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(5 Jun 1995) T/I: 10:59:38 In one of the rare interviews given by freed u-n hostages, a newly released canadian military observer said Sunday (4/6) the most difficult moments of the soldiers' captivity was that they were isolated from their loved ones and families - that they couldn't let their families know they were all right. Speaking at the U.N. base in Zagreb, U.N. Military Observer Captain Ryan Lapalm said the hostages' only link to the outside world was a battery-operated radio which picked up news broadcasts. It was thanks to those radio news reports that they were able to find out how their colleagues were doing. SHOWS: ZAGREB, CROATIA 4/6 0:00 gvs hostage with reporter 0:11 up sot captain ryan lapalm "the most difficult part of the entire ordeal was letting our families know we were alright...as alright as you can be in that situation...we were totally incommunicado with everyone" 0:24 ls reporter and hostage 0:29 up sot ryan lapalm "there was always a tension in the air that more radical elements...a displeased population might do something that authorities might not be able to prohibit....there are always wilder elements in every society" 0:44 two shot reporter with hostage 0:52 up sot ryan lapalm "I'm sorry for being the professional soldier that i have to be sometimes..but it goes with the territory...i'm proud of the work i've done and will try to make it up to everyone" 1:03 two shot reporter and lapalm 1:12 up sot ryan lapalm "actually i would consider coming back...but i think i would have an even bigger war with my wife if I tried to do that" 1:17 ms lapalm smiling 1:20 ENDS Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...