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Discuss Fallen Canadians at the Canada forum within the The Army Rumour Service website; No names released by DND yet. This brings the Canadian toll to 100 plus one ...
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    Fallen Canadians

    No names released by DND yet. This brings the Canadian toll to 100 plus one diplomat.

    http://www.cbc.ca/world/story/2008/1...-soldiers.html

    RIP.
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    I wept: for I had longed to see him hanged.

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    Re: 3 Canadians Killed in IED Blast

    Having just today received the Canuk "Soldier Bear" to join the Sgt. Slingsby Team, that really pi66es me off.

    Bad luck Canada.
    RIP, REAL Soldiers.

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    Re: 3 Canadians Killed in IED Blast

    RIP, you've served your country well and with honour

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    Re: 3 Canadians Killed in IED Blast

    RIP


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    Re: 3 Canadians Killed in IED Blast

    The article has been updated to state that two other soldiers were seriously wounded in the attack - here's hoping they recover quickly and completely.
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    Re: 3 Canadians Killed in IED Blast

    RIP
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    Re: 3 Canadians Killed in IED Blast

    Two of the three killed have been identified, both were members of 1st Bn The Royal Canadian Regiment. One was on his first tour, the other had been wounded on a previous tour in 2006.
    Pro Rege et Patria

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    Re: 3 Canadians Killed in IED Blast

    RIP Muckers

    God Bless

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    Re: 3 Canadians Killed in IED Blast

    R.I.P. Lads
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    2 KIA Afghanistan - 27 Dec 08

    RIP Lads. Particularly poignant as one is from my regiment.


    CTV News Top Stories

    Two Canadian soldiers have died in Afghanistan after a bomb exploded west of Kandahar city. An Afghan policeman and interpreter were also killed in the blast.

    The soldiers had been conducting security operations in the volatile Panjwaii district, where Canadian troops have repeatedly fought against Taliban gunmen.

    The military has identified the slain soldiers as:

    * Warrant Officer Gaeten Joseph Roberge, a member of the Royal 22nd Regiment who was serving with the Irish Regiment of Canada in Sudbury, Ont. He was serving in Afghanistan to help train the country's national police force.
    * Sgt. Greg John Kruse from the 24 Field Squadron, 2 Combat Engineer Regiment based in Petawawa, Ont. He was serving as a member of 3rd Battalion of the Royal Canadian Regiment battle group.

    "There are no words to properly express our sorrow at this moment," Brig.-Gen. Denis Thompson, the head of Canadian and NATO forces in Kandahar, said in a statement. "Every one of our soldiers is very dear to us. They are our friends and our brothers."

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