We remember six Canadian Army soldiers: Private Kevin Vincent Kennedy, Private David Robert Greenslade, Sergeant Donald Jason Lucas, Corporal Brent Donald Poland, Corporal Aaron Edward William and Corporal Christopher P. Stannix, who died on this day in Afghanistan in 2007, when their vehicle hit a roadside bomb.
158 Canadian Armed Forces members lost their lives in service while participating in our country’s military efforts in Afghanistan.
Lest we forget.
MemorialMonday #MyCAF #StrongProudReady #StrongSecureEngaged
Nous nous souvenons de six soldats de l’Armée canadienne
Nous nous souvenons de six soldats de l’Armée canadienne: Soldat Kevin Vincent, soldat David Robert Greenslade, sergent Donald Jason Lucas, caporal Brent Donald Poland, caporal Aaron Edward William et le caporal Christopher P. Stannix qui sont tombés en ce jours en Afghanistan en 2007, après que leur véhicule ait frappé une bombe sur la route.
Les efforts militaires de notre pays en Afghanistan ont coûté la vie à 158 membres des Forces armées canadiennes.
Nous nous souviendrons d’eux.
#LundiMémoire #MesFAC #FortsFiersPrêts #ProtectionSécuritéEngagement
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There was 6 killed that day. You are forgetting Corporal Christopher P. Stannix, of the Princess Louise Fusiliers. I know because I carried his casket onto the Herc. I also rushed to the Roll 3 when the air sentry from the same unit was injured in the blast that shredded the LAV of C/S 22B. It’s kinda disrespectful to forget a person that was involved in that attack. Because he wasn’t, what RCR?
At least you can do is edit your article and include Christopher. Some Military news you are..
RIP Christopher Stannix, I will always remember you.
https://www.veterans.gc.ca/eng/remembrance/memorials/canadian-virtual-war-memorial/detail/80003262
Thank you Sir for your input. The original info come from the 4 Canadian Division and they mentioned their casualties.
CMN has update their website and Facebook page.
Regards