Here are some pictures of Canadas loss.

A picture of an F16 which had accidently dropped a 500lb bomb killing 4 Canadian Soldiers and wounding others
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Other Pictures
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Sgt. Marc Leger's wife Marley is comforted by mother Cathy MacIntyre as a piper plays Amazing Grace during a memorial for the four soldiers killed in Afghanistan, Sunday April 28, 2002 in Edmonton, Alberta.

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Miranda Boutilier, right, fiance of Pvt. Richard Green, weeps as she is consoled by her father, Vincent Boutilier, during an internment ceremony at St. James Anglican Cemetery in Fox Point, Nova Scotia.

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Marley Leger, wife of Sgt. Marc Leger who was killed in Afghanistan last week, holds a Canadian flag and Sgt. Leger's beret as she looks up to the sky while the Last Post is played at a military funeral in Lancaster, Ontario..

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Jodi Carter, right, reacts as the remains of her fiance Pvt. Nathan Smith is taken from St. Luke's Anglican church in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, Canada.

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Widow Marley Leger, wife of Canadian soldier Sgt. Marc Leger, blows a kiss to her husband's casket in Lancaster, Ontario.
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Pallbearers lower the casket of Cpl. Ainsworth Dyer at his funeral in Toronto.
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A member of 1st Battalion, Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry carries medals and beret of fallen soldier Cpl. Ainsworth Dyer during a military funeral in Toronto.
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Very sad indeed....My condolences to the families of the fallen soldiers.

Thank you Canada for believing in Liberty and Freedom.

Why I posted the Pictures...
I was going through some News Photos and was very moved by them. I started to think..here is Canada..a large nation with a small but VERY good Infantry..they have soldiers fighting in Afghanistan. They don't have to be there. It wasn't Canada that got attacked on Sept. 11, but there they are..they are risking their lives for the Worlds Biggest Superpower.

Why ? I don't like Canada's Gun Control Laws or their taxes..but in spite of their government I really can't help but admire the courage and professionalism that their soldiers exhibit. Nor can I help myself but feel deeply saddened by their loss.

We OWE the Canucks for putting their lives on the lines to fight for us.

Thank you Canada. We will REMEMBER your sacrifice and your courage.

Canada, thank you for your sacrifices. I will never forget.

Three dead, 35-50 missing, thats why Canada is there.

The pain and grief on the faces of the relatives and friends of the KIA Canadian soldiers has left a lasting impression. Heart felt sympathies Canada, I salute you all.

What touching, heart-pulling photos.

Canada, you have my deepest sympathies and my utmost respect. Thank you, Canada, for your friendship and sacrifices. God Bless You.