Canadian Soldiers In Afghanistan

[Ron]

Originally Posted by Baron1710

As of July 12, 2008, there have been 811 coalition deaths in Afghanistan as part of ongoing coalition operations (Operation Enduring Freedom and International Security Assistance Force (ISAF)): 476 American, 110 British, 87 Canadian, 25 German, 23 Spanish, 16 Dutch, 14 Danish, 12 French, 12 Italian, 7 Romanian, 6 Australian, 5 Polish, 3 Czech, 3 Estonian, 3 Norwegian, 2 Hungarian, 2 Portuguese, 2 Swedish, 1 Finnish, 1 Lithuanian, 1 South Korean.

Baron, I am not disputing those figures but where did you get them?

[Baron1710]

Originally Posted by Ron

Baron, I am not disputing those figures but where did you get them?

That was off of wikipedia, however they can be compared to this site which has them in tables.

http://www.icasualties.org/oef/
Country Total
Australia 6
Canada 87
Czech 3
Denmark 14
Estonia 3
Finland 1
France 12
Germany 25
Hungary 2
Italy 12
Lithuania 1
NATO 1
Netherlands 16
Norway 3
Poland 5
Portugal 2
Romania 7
South Korea 1
Spain 23
Sweden 2
UK 110
US 556
Total 892

[Ron]

Originally Posted by Baron1710

That was off of wikipedia, however they can be compared to this site which has them in tables.

http://www.icasualties.org/oef/
Country Total
Australia 6
Canada 87
Czech 3
Denmark 14
Estonia 3
Finland 1
France 12
Germany 25
Hungary 2
Italy 12
Lithuania 1
NATO 1
Netherlands 16
Norway 3
Poland 5
Portugal 2
Romania 7
South Korea 1
Spain 23
Sweden 2
UK 110
US 556
Total 892

Thank you. I do not dispute those figures, the Canadian one is accurate.
I do dispute the source though, I have seen the UPC be called a cult at Wikapedia.

It doesn't have a lot of credibility in my eyes.

[Baron1710]

Originally Posted by Ron

Thank you. I do not dispute those figures, the Canadian one is accurate.
I do dispute the source though, I have seen the UPC be called a cult at Wikapedia.

It doesn't have a lot of credibility in my eyes.

No wikipedia isn't a good source it was just easier to copy, since the numbers were close.

I didn't see if you caught that I added in another source.

http://www.icasualties.org/oef/

[Ron]

Originally Posted by Baron1710

No wikipedia isn't a good source it was just easier to copy, since the numbers were close.

I didn't see if you caught that I added in another source.

http://www.icasualties.org/oef/

No I didn't see that.
Thanks.