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**allmyflights** · 08-29-2012, 10:31 PM

For most of the conflict we had a higher proportion of our troops in Afghanistan than the US did.

We took more causality per capita and per troop in Afghanistan than did the US.

We were in the heaviest fighting area throughout the entire conflict and did not have significant troop numbers outside of the Helmand/Kandahar areas.

I’d say we did our share and can retire from the field of conflict with honour.

You don't need to engage in petty number games, man. I think Canada can indeed depart with their heads held high.

08-29-2012, 10:31 PM	#13
allmyflights Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 391 Senior Member	For most of the conflict we had a higher proportion of our troops in Afghanistan than the US did. We took more causality per capita and per troop in Afghanistan than did the US. We were in the heaviest fighting area throughout the entire conflict and did not have significant troop numbers outside of the Helmand/Kandahar areas. I’d say we did our share and can retire from the field of conflict with honour. You don't need to engage in petty number games, man. I think Canada can indeed depart with their heads held high.
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