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0 One of the unusual aspects of reporting on military affairs in Canada is that, unlike in the United States, here there is a relative scarcity of highly informed, experienced and independent commentators available to put events into perspective and deliver expert analysis. In the U.S.,...
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0 I have to admit, I didn’t see this article when it was first published a couple of years ago. It’s an article by David Samuels from Harper’s Magazine and it is a wry, irreverent and totally enjoyable piece of writing. What Samuels did was not...
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0 In this weekend edition of the Legion blog, it seems wise to give our friendly readers something to help them pass the time between postings. And so we’d like to refer your attention to this amazing piece of history. Let There be Light is a documentary made...
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0 From the department of ”Interesting Things to Read About Afghanistan” comes this book review from The New York Times that gives a nice overview of three recent works about the political situation inside the country. All three of the books are written from the perspective...
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0 With the Canadian combat mission in Kandahar coming to a politically-mandated end in December, the last of the troops and materiel are now getting ready for the final trip home. Among the most precious of all the cargo is the memorial to Canada’s war dead...
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0 The PPCLI had been in Salavat, Central Panjwai for a couple weeks. It was late 2009. They knew the enemy were in Salavat too, but they couldn’t find them. A night patrol was ordered. The photo above came during a break in the patrol,...
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