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09-28-2007, 18:00 PM
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Great Video - Canadian Forces Firefight.
This video was taken by the Canadian Forces Combat Camera.
During Operation Dragon, this past July, Canadian Forces are met with Taliban small arms and RPG rounds. After the firefight, a wounded Taliban fighter is attended to by a medic and carried away on an American BlackHawk chopper to a hospital. I got a chuckle out of watching some of the Soldiers dealing with the Targets, while others are talking about chicken YouTube - Operation Dragon Morning Battle Last edited by Canmoore : 09-28-2007 at 18:14 PM. |
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