KANDAHAR, Afghanistan � Brig.-Gen. Daniel Menard says operating bases that have been home to Canadian infantry in Kandahar province will become increasingly empty
That's 2 years to get a head start on the taliban and we will be moving out in such a way that all our gear will remain protected, so some security folks will remain.
The other thing that I'm thinking is that Omaba, and probably Harper, will be stepping up the special forces side. It's training for the Afghans, their perfect for this role and they also don't show up often in the news. Maybe we'll even have turned Pakistan by then.
"ridenrain" said That's 2 years to get a head start on the taliban and we will be moving out in such a way that all our gear will remain protected, so some security folks will remain.
The other thing that I'm thinking is that Omaba, and probably Harper, will be stepping up the special forces side. It's training for the Afghans, their perfect for this role and they also don't show up often in the news. Maybe we'll even have turned Pakistan by then.
The other thing that I'm thinking is that Omaba, and probably Harper, will be stepping up the special forces side. It's training for the Afghans, their perfect for this role and they also don't show up often in the news. Maybe we'll even have turned Pakistan by then.
That's 2 years to get a head start on the taliban and we will be moving out in such a way that all our gear will remain protected, so some security folks will remain.
The other thing that I'm thinking is that Omaba, and probably Harper, will be stepping up the special forces side. It's training for the Afghans, their perfect for this role and they also don't show up often in the news. Maybe we'll even have turned Pakistan by then.
Pakistan is close to being a failed state