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The Taliban will attack an Afghan village set up in the heart of Washington courtesy of the Canadian Forces, who will send in a medic in a dramatic effort to save a civilian crippled by the explosion.
At least four times over two days this month, simulated IED blasts will bring the Afghan war – and Canada's combat role in Kandahar – home to Americans if an elaborate scheme based on modern training realism attracts widespread attention, as is hoped.
“If this works the way I want it to, more Americans will know what Canada is doing in Afghanistan,” said Lieutenant-Colonel Douglas
At least four times over two days this month, simulated IED blasts will bring the Afghan war – and Canada's combat role in Kandahar – home to Americans if an elaborate scheme based on modern training realism attracts widespread attention, as is hoped.
And I am Canadian,
very interesting indeed another country testing our security "nieghbors"?
It's going to be held in the grounds of the Canadian Embassy and is part of a conference to showcase Canada's role in Afghanistan as well as the training methods used by soldiers before being sent over there.
I'm not sure I understand the motive behind this exercise..... Perhaps put a big creen up in Washington of live uncesored footage that combat troops endure from whichever country....not to mention local civilians.....no editing Now that should give people the insight they need.
Alternatly show how Afhagnistan, a country full of foreign troops, is the number producer of 95% of that ' naughty stuff 'we cant mention on ATS .... but it does generate over half a billion in revenue for Taliban and Alqaeda a year.....all under the nose of the coalition of the willing.....
Mock sets ups of what they are doing...this is perhaps one of the silliest things I have ever heard come out of Canada since "roound a boot" instead of "round about"