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I agree whole-heartedly with you Rob...
It does speak volumes though about the tenacity (read toughness) of Canadian soldiers as a group. The world see the likes of Navy Seals, Green Berets, 101AB, USMC etc as the "elite", but one on one, the Canadian soldier is better able to overcome and adapt to what he/she is given to work with. History does not lie...
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