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8 Canadian Soldiers Hurt In IED- 22 Nov./2008

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Speedy recovery and best wishes to all.
 
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Eight soldiers injured by IED north of Kandahar
Updated Sat. Nov. 22 2008 8:38 AM ET

CTV.ca News Staff

Eight Canadian soldiers have been injured in Afghanistan after the armoured vehicle they were travelling in struck an improvised explosive device during a routine patrol Friday afternoon.

The soldiers were all airlifted to the Role 3 hospital at the Kandahar Airfield for treatment, according to Canadian Forces spokesman Maj. Jay Janzen.
The soldiers are all in good condition and are expected to make full recoveries.
Janzen said the soldiers have all notified their families of the incident.

The soldiers were on patrol in Kandahar's Arghandab District when the explosion occurred around 1 p.m. local time.
The region has been particularly volatile for coalition forces, as it's been the site of two battles with the Taliban in the last year.
Improvised explosive devices have killed eleven Canadian soldiers this year.

With files from The Canadian Press

 
The full recovery part is very encouraging!  May that also be a swift full recovery to all. 
 
Here's hoping for a speedy recovery and return to colleagues to continue the fight.  :salute:
 
Hang in ther Lads, all around the free world, thoughts and prayers are being 'sent' for your speedy recovery.

OWDU.
 
Good to hear they should make a full recovery.  Hope it is fast.  Good luck to all and their families.  :cdn:
 
A speedy recovery to our troops... then get back in the saddle and kick some @$$ !!! Ubique
 
I hope they all make a speedy recovery.  Here's hoping the rest over there stay safe .
 
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