[Robair]

http://www.cbc.ca/news2/interactives/ca ... asualties/

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Between 2002 and 2011, when the combat mission ended, 158 members of the Canadian Forces were killed serving in the Afghan war.

With Canada's military commitment in Afghanistan drawing to an end on March 12, 2014, we take a look at the men and women who died in the line of duty.

Click on the thumbnails on the right to find out more about each individual. You can also leave a tribute message.

[Count_Lothian]

http://www.cbc.ca/news/world/canadian-m ... -1.2569162


I could not find a thread leading to this here yesterday.

My thoughts are thus.

The people that gave their all, and some their lives for this, showed the world what Canada is really made of.

At the end of the day they did us proud.

I thank you and words are not enough.
You will always be part of my life experience , even though I never served.

[Robair]

Thread: canadian-military-f23/interactive-of-canadian-soldiers-lost-in-afghanistan-t107986.html

[Count_Lothian]

ok thanks maybe if i use the report function it could be merged .

thanks again.

[Count_Lothian]

not such a good idea, it's only for flames and such...

[BartSimpson]

Count_Lothian Count_Lothian:

not such a good idea, it's only for flames and such...

Click it again and look for the part about a 'moderation request'.

[Count_Lothian]

BartSimpson BartSimpson:

Count_Lothian Count_Lothian:

not such a good idea, it's only for flames and such...

Click it again and look for the part about a 'moderation request'.

Hey very cool.
thanks Bart.

[BartSimpson]

[Hyack]

Done and done...

[2Cdo]

8 years ago today lost a very good friend of mine in Afghanistan.

RIP Frankie.

[BartSimpson]

2Cdo 2Cdo:

8 years ago today lost a very good friend of mine in Afghanistan.

RIP Frankie.

My sincere condolences.

[Strutz]

My condolences as well 2Cdo.

Remember all the good times.

[Zipperfish]

2Cdo 2Cdo:

8 years ago today lost a very good friend of mine in Afghanistan.

RIP Frankie.

My condolences too. I worked with Canadian soldiers over there and was so impressed by them, and so proud. And that goes for you too 2CDO.

[2Cdo]

Thanks everyone. Knew Frank ever since he graduated basic training, he pretty much followed behind me on postings. Quiet fellow, never interested in advancing to leadership positions, just wanted to do his job.

The worst part of his death was knowing it was going to be his last deployment and was retiring from the military on his return to Canada. He missed it by less than 3 weeks.

This next few weeks are tough ones for me, lots of memories from good men, many who are friends, that paid the ultimate price.