Comments by "em stirling" (@emstirling-is4nu) on "Traumatic First-Hand Accounts From The War In Afghanistan" video.

  1. |Never heard anything like that so I don't think it is true.
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  2. Thank you for your service Marty. That was a difficult war, many Canadians didnt make it back. All very young men. I met many coming back to Canada. God Bless you all. I had 2 Gt. uncles WW1/3 Uncles W2/my bro 63-73 Brit Army deployed Aden and N.Ireland, he came to Canada and joined reserves for 20 years. Think he saw more than his share as well but never complained. Never missed Remembrance Day.
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  3. God Bless every single soldier who went and served their country. Lest We Forget!
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  4. You did your duty, you served, so be proud of that. You had no choice. Wars are usually started by two PM's/Heads of State that do not like each other or have a disagreement and declare war - politics. I and many others are very proud of you all. God Bless.
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  5. I doubt that.....they would be glad that you made it through.
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  6. All the more reason not to go and defend those foreigners who do not appreciate what was being done for their good, not ours! @Mf-wolf 
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  7. Well said.
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  8. Grow up! @coach4286 
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  9. There had to be a darn good reason for the quick withdrawal.....It may have been a blessing in disguise that more did not make it home.
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  10. Soldiers have no say in politics. We have to remember and cherish those who did their duty. @princechifundire727 
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  11. God Bless.
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  12. I keep saying that.....they have no idea.
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  13. No matter how, where or when, they will be remembered. RIP lads...never forgotten. @guesstime6445 
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  14. There are many stories coming to light now, some very sad as many did not make it back. @RonnieSutton-t7m 
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  15. Look at the world now with the ones who escaped and are casing havoc.  @thomashallu6315 
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  16. Well, enough made it to Europe and N.A. to cause havoc. @matt-bb2kv 
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  17. Not so. Canada and Australia being part of the commonwealth remembered alongside and with the Brits. Other countries also helped and are remembered.
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