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  • To Afghanistan - Go get 'em boys!

    I have found out today that my brother was accepted to go Afghanistan in 2007. He will start traning in May for six months.

    I'm very proud of him. He volunteered for this position an I support him 100%, as I do for all our troops and troops of the coalition forces.



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    Great! I'm glad that some of our Canadian friends are willing to support our cause! Hope your Bro goes and comes back safe and successfully!
    Cheers Cam,
    A.M.

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    • #3
      sounds good, good luck to him!!

      Although the thread could have done without the pic no??
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      • #4
        That's right US AIR!!!

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        • #5
          Amen Brutha!
          PS. A.M. if you don't mind
          PPS. I think your poster is me new avatar

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          • #6
            Good luck to your bro, stay safe.

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            • #7
              I wish him well over there!
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              • #8
                Originally posted by US Airways
                Great! I'm glad that some of our Canadian friends are willing to support our cause! Hope your Bro goes and comes back safe and successfully!
                Cheers Cam,
                A.M.
                What makes it "your" cause??? Not to mention Canada has been in Afghanistan since 2002 fighting the war on terror, it was a land war in Iraq we declined to get involved with. More Canadians agree with our being in Afghanistan than Americans agree with their being in Iraq.

                Cameron, I spent October 2003-May 2004 in Kabul at Camp Julien as a civilian contractor with the Canadian Forces( I am retired military 22 years in), and would be the first to agree that is one frigged up country. Tell your bro to get all he can from the training, and be very aware of his surroundings in country. Time there will be 99% boredom, so decide on a "project" eg take up a new hobby, read all the books you ever wanted to read. In my case I went to the gym 6/7 days and hit the treadmill.

                A few of my pics are on this site, just do a search using Kabul International as a location.

                I wish him well!

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                • #9
                  Good luck to your brother Cam, all the best!
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                  • #10
                    Best of luck to your brother Cam....safe return!
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                    • #11
                      Originally posted by Cameron
                      I have found out today that my brother was accepted to go Afghanistan in 2007.
                      Good luck to your brother. I support the American etc pressence in Afghanistan, but am completly against the war in Iraq.

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                      • #12
                        Originally posted by a78jumper
                        What makes it "your" cause??? Not to mention Canada has been in Afghanistan since 2002 fighting the war on terror, it was a land war in Iraq we declined to get involved with. More Canadians agree with our being in Afghanistan than Americans agree with their being in Iraq.

                        Cameron, I spent October 2003-May 2004 in Kabul at Camp Julien as a civilian contractor with the Canadian Forces( I am retired military 22 years in), and would be the first to agree that is one frigged up country. Tell your bro to get all he can from the training, and be very aware of his surroundings in country. Time there will be 99% boredom, so decide on a "project" eg take up a new hobby, read all the books you ever wanted to read. In my case I went to the gym 6/7 days and hit the treadmill.

                        A few of my pics are on this site, just do a search using Kabul International as a location.

                        I wish him well!
                        Nice post.

                        Cam, hope your brother stays safe.

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                        • #13
                          Originally posted by a78jumper
                          What makes it "your" cause??? Not to mention Canada has been in Afghanistan since 2002 fighting the war on terror, it was a land war in Iraq we declined to get involved with. More Canadians agree with our being in Afghanistan than Americans agree with their being in Iraq.
                          Sorry mate! That statement wasn't meant to be inflamatory in any way, but I reffered to it as our cause simply because we were the attacked and the ones that spearheaded the offensive in Iraq. I didn't mean it to sound as if the Canadians hadn't done as much as the Americans, if that's what you got from my post.

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                          • #14
                            Update: Well, my brother is now at Gagetown in New Brunswick for more intense training. Such at IED, Convoy, LAV III, Close combat, Person identification (suicide bomber), etc. He is learning the rules of engagement and different scenarios. One such, is having to call in a medic for a downed mate, what to say and how to say it in code, so the Islamodonkeys don't pick it up and send some mortars your way.

                            Other than that, they are taking them from boys to men. In a couple of months he will be boarding a plane headed for the Land of Pashtuns. We wish him well and we know that our government is behind them as well as the country.
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                            • #15
                              Please forward my wellwishes to your brother.

                              Btw IED's are fvcked up. I accidently viewed some of them at youtube.
                              Got me some tears there abit, seeing all the vehicles that runs over these roadbombs. Absolutely terrible. !


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