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RIP Soldiers 
My thoughts and prayers to the families and to the regiments.
My thoughts and prayers to the families and to the regiments.
Sgt. Darcy Tedford and Pte. Blake Williamson Killed- 14 Oct 2006
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RIP soldiers.
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http://www.forces.gc.ca/site/newsroom/view_news_e.asp?id=2120
News Release
Two Canadian Soldiers Killed in Ambush, Battle with Insurgents
CEFCOM NR–06.030 - October 14, 2006
OTTAWA – At approximately 3:10 pm (Afghanistan time) today, two Canadians soldiers were killed when their unit was ambushed near the new Panjwayi development road. Two other soldiers were wounded. Other Canadian units quickly responded to the attack and became involved in a three-hour battle with insurgents. International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) helicopters were also called in to engage the attackers.
The names of the fallen soldiers will not be released until the next of kin notification process has been completed and the families agree to release the names.
The dead and wounded soldiers were evacuated to the Kandahar Airfield. The two wounded are stable with non-critical injuries.
The Panjwayi development road, which is being built by the Canadian Provincial Reconstruction Team and other Canadian units, is vital to Afghan development and progress in the area. Insurgents have previously launched attacks and planted mines and Improvised Explosive Devices in the area that have killed and wounded Canadian soldiers and Afghan civilians.
Large numbers of insurgents were pushed out of the Panjwayi region during the successful combat phase of Operation Medusa. The primary focus of Canadian troops is now the reconstruction and development phase of the operation.
Canadian troops in Afghanistan are serving alongside soldiers and civilians from 36 countries under the NATO-led, UN-mandated International Security Assistance Force (ISAF). A key part of Canada’s ‘whole of government’ assistance to Afghanistan is helping establish the security necessary to promote development.
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News Release
Two Canadian Soldiers Killed in Ambush, Battle with Insurgents
CEFCOM NR–06.030 - October 14, 2006
OTTAWA – At approximately 3:10 pm (Afghanistan time) today, two Canadians soldiers were killed when their unit was ambushed near the new Panjwayi development road. Two other soldiers were wounded. Other Canadian units quickly responded to the attack and became involved in a three-hour battle with insurgents. International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) helicopters were also called in to engage the attackers.
The names of the fallen soldiers will not be released until the next of kin notification process has been completed and the families agree to release the names.
The dead and wounded soldiers were evacuated to the Kandahar Airfield. The two wounded are stable with non-critical injuries.
The Panjwayi development road, which is being built by the Canadian Provincial Reconstruction Team and other Canadian units, is vital to Afghan development and progress in the area. Insurgents have previously launched attacks and planted mines and Improvised Explosive Devices in the area that have killed and wounded Canadian soldiers and Afghan civilians.
Large numbers of insurgents were pushed out of the Panjwayi region during the successful combat phase of Operation Medusa. The primary focus of Canadian troops is now the reconstruction and development phase of the operation.
Canadian troops in Afghanistan are serving alongside soldiers and civilians from 36 countries under the NATO-led, UN-mandated International Security Assistance Force (ISAF). A key part of Canada’s ‘whole of government’ assistance to Afghanistan is helping establish the security necessary to promote development.
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When Warriors Weep
Brave young warrior
where have you gone
Into the hills
to mourn your song
The breaking heart
knows no ache
like that of the warrior
when it breaks
The raging waters
know not how deep
the tears of the warrior
when he weeps
From umber hills
the plaintive yell
the heart of the warrior
breaking all to hell
Come now the spirits
to calm from within
the tears of the warrior
for his lost friend
At end of day
the tears have ebbed
the tear-spent warrior
none left to shed
On morning's light
quietly he comes
to bury the hatred
that was done
He carries the dead
within his heart
warriors weep
when loved ones part
His jaw now set
in stern reprove
when warriors weep
the world is moved
~Marge Tindal~© 2000
Thank you, soldiers. Peace be with you. 
Brave young warrior
where have you gone
Into the hills
to mourn your song
The breaking heart
knows no ache
like that of the warrior
when it breaks
The raging waters
know not how deep
the tears of the warrior
when he weeps
From umber hills
the plaintive yell
the heart of the warrior
breaking all to hell
Come now the spirits
to calm from within
the tears of the warrior
for his lost friend
At end of day
the tears have ebbed
the tear-spent warrior
none left to shed
On morning's light
quietly he comes
to bury the hatred
that was done
He carries the dead
within his heart
warriors weep
when loved ones part
His jaw now set
in stern reprove
when warriors weep
the world is moved
~Marge Tindal~© 2000
Thank you, soldiers. Peace be with you.
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rip soldiers
you will not be forgotten
best regards comrades,,,
scoty out
you will not be forgotten
best regards comrades,,,
scoty out
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RIPFormerHorseGuard
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time to reflect on the loss and feel a sense of loss, but it also time to get some pay back
my heart goes out to the family and friends of these soldiers
my heart goes out to the family and friends of these soldiers
cadettrooper
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RIP You won't be forgotten.............
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RIP soldiers, thoughts are with the wounded and the families.
