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Subject: Canadian Forces - Corporal Glen Arnold - 2 Field Ambulance

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RFTWDave User is Offline
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Enid, OK




19 Sep 2006 7:53 PM Alert 

Four Canadian soldiers killed in Afghanistan
Tuesday, September 19, 2006


The soldiers who were killed are, from left to right, Corporal Glen Arnold, Corporal Shane Keating, Corporal Keith Morley and Private David Byers. [/quote]

OTTAWA, Ontario – Four Canadian soldiers were killed and a number of others injured on 18 September when a suicide bomber, travelling on a bicycle, detonated himself near Canadian troops conducting a foot patrol in the Panjwayi district, Kandahar Province, Afghanistan.  The attack occurred at approximately 9:30 a.m. Kandahar time, about 30 km west of Kandahar City. An unknown number of civilians, including children, were also injured in the explosion.

One of the Canadian soldiers killed the attack was Private David Byers of 2nd Battalion, Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry, based in Shilo, Manitoba. The remaining three soldiers are Corporal Glen Arnold from 2 Field Ambulance based in Petawawa, Ontario, Corporal Shane Keating of 2nd Battalion, Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry, based in Shilo, Manitoba; and Corporal Keith Morley, of 2nd Battalion, Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry.

International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) helicopters evacuated the injured soldiers to various ISAF medical facilities in the region, including the Canadian-led multinational hospital at the Kandahar Airfield. Two injured Afghan children were also evacuated to the Canadian Provincial Reconstruction Team's (PRT) camp in Kandahar City for medical treatment. All of the injured soldiers have non-life threatening injuries.

Dave

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wheatfield User is Offline
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19 Sep 2006 9:54 PM Alert 
It is with both regret, and graditude, that I offer my sympathy to the family, friends, and comrades of Corporal Glen Arnold of 2 Field Ambulance, Canadian Forces. At this time of loss and sorrow, I understand full well that words pale against the enormity of the pain which has been brought down upon the family of Corporal Arnold. If we love our Liberty, we must never forgot this man, for we are in his debt; and it is our duty to carry on in the cause for which he gave his all. May God Bless Cpl Arnold, and bring peace and comfort to his loved ones.

"O God, our help in ages past, Our hope for years to come, Our shelter from the stormy blast, And our eternal home!"
From Psalm 90 'O God Our Help in Ages Past' by Isaac Watts
military granny User is Offline
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19 Sep 2006 11:07 PM Alert 
I want to send my condolences to the family and friends of Corporal Arnold. His job was one of the toughest ones, military medics are true heros.
elviszappa User is Offline
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Danville, Va




20 Sep 2006 9:48 PM Alert 
My sincerest condolences to the family and friends of Corporal Arnold.
My prayers will be with all who have been touched by his life.

Tony Turner
Virginia District 3 Ricde Captain

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mailman User is Offline
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23 Sep 2006 6:49 PM Alert 
Deepest condolences to the family and friends of Corporal Glen Arnold. This Heros service and sacrifice will not be forgotten. Rest in Peace Soldier.

"Eyes on the olive branch, but arrows at the ready."

Jim
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Ruffy User is Offline
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Flag Support Unit Mulberry, Ks.




26 Sep 2006 4:39 PM Alert 
My condolences to the family and friends of Cpl. Glen Arnold. Rest in Peace soldier. You won't be forgotten.


Ruffy

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Uffda User is Offline
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Wonder Lake, IL
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30 Dec 2006 4:44 PM Alert 
Our sincere condolences to the family and friends of Canadian Forces-2 Field Ambulance-Corporal Glen Arnold. May God help you though this difficult time and sorrow. Know he was and is a Hero to us all. Our thoughts and prayers are with you always. He will never be forgotten.
Rest Safely and Securely in God's Loving Arms, Glen.

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690MedCo User is Offline
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Huntington Beach, CA




11 Aug 2007 11:10 AM Alert 
Thank you Corporal Glen Arnold for your dedicated service and sacrifice to defend freedom!! We send our condolences to the family and friends of this young soldier. Rest in peace.

Glen & Linda

Glen Owsley
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Medical Specialist
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Ft Benning, GA
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"Wookie" User is Offline
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Olympia, WA




30 Oct 2007 2:29 PM Alert 
Our Sincere Condolences to the Family and Friends of Private David Byers,
Corporal Glen Arnold,Corporal Shane Keating, and Corporal Keith Morley !
Our heartfelt Prayers for Comfort and Strength during this time
of Remembrance for your Loved One !
We “Thank You” for a Hero who has served us so faithfully!

Respectfully,

John"Wookie"Enoch
Jasper54 User is Offline
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Columbus, Ohio




16 Jan 2008 9:08 PM Alert 
My prayers and condolences go out to the family of Cpl. Arnold.

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Sgt. Alva Pete Osborn, US Army, WWII, KIA - France.
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T/Sgt. Russell Casto, USAF Congo Revolution, Viet Nam.
Sgt. Ron Casto, USMC C.A.P. Viet Nam 1966.
My son, SPC Sean Casto, TennANG. Iraqi Veteran
My daughter, Spc. Angela West, US Army
SrA Micah Burgess, US Air Force, Afghanistan Veteran

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Lt. Col. Knott
Capt. Dillon
Capt. Dolvin
Capt. Hurley
Capt. Cronin
Sgt. Kilkus
Sgt. Keller
Cpl. Romei
Cpl. Monahan
LCpl. Adams
And ALL of our Military Men and Women from ALL Wars who have answered that call and have paid the ULTIMATE PRICE in the battle to defend our nation.
Mr.Black User is Offline
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Mesa, Arizona USA




23 Jan 2008 2:14 PM Alert 
To the family and friends of Corporal Glen Arnold, who proudly served in the 2 Field Ambulance, Canadian Armed Forces, my deepest and sincere condolences for your loss of this great Canadian Hero.

Glen's dedicated service to his country while in Afghanistan, will be remembered with the honor of his commitment and his ultimate sacrifice.

Vaya Con Dios Glen.

Repos dans la paix éternelle mon frère Canadien.

"What we do in life, echoes an eternity."
genegoss User is Offline
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Northwest Orlando Mission Medic & R C




25 Jan 2008 1:43 AM Alert 
His watch has now ended.
I will stand on the flag line in his memory .
I will bear silent witness to his bravery, courage, gallantry and patriotism. .
He has brought great honor upon himself, his family and to his nation.
I am humbled by his great service to Canada.
His Sacrifice for his Great Nation will never be forgotten,
Rest in Peace
May God comfort his family and Friends during this time.


Gene and Son Daniel

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It is a privilege denied to many

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