[bubman]

This is a good story that Americans would never ever hear about since the MSM would never print it. There are many in Canada who will despise this aventure but there many more Kanucks that support them. We are the silent majority.

"FACTA NON VERBA" = "DEEDS NOT WORDS"

[ncountylee]

"One broke a 30-year-old record in 2002, killing an enemy soldier with his .50-calibre rifle from 2,443 metres - almost 21/2 kilometres."

Bravo! Now that's really reaching out to touch a scum.

[PeteB570]

This is a hard concept to wrap around a few words but I'll give it a shot.

Any military can be well trained but it is the execution of that training in combat that makes an Army a well oiled machine.

The small groups of soldiers working with the US forces are gaining experience far beyond any training. That experience will be returned to the home country to improve it's forces. That experience incudes ground and staff operations.

[CheneyChick]

JTF2 kills people, and that runs contrary to many Canadians' idea that their military are strictly peacekeepers and conciliators.

Now they know that they are effective heroes.

[MARKUSPRIME]

I wish more canadians were like you. If we could work together more North America could accomplish anything.

[NorthOf45]

Bad boys, bad boys
Whatcha gonna do? ...

[Thunder90]

If the liberals in canada had more knowlege about this, they would flip out. Almost all of the liberals (Which means most of them) want canadian troops out of Afgahanistan.