With any official trial of alleged mass-murderer Robert Bales still a long, long way off, reports are starting to trickle out of Panjwaii that describe
“…men and horses slipping off the road and drowning in mud.” Mr. W.E. Dobbs, Somewhere in France, Nov. 24, 1917 9 Horace Ct.,
Canadian navy ships Iroquois (2nd) and Fredericton (2nd) arrive in the Arabian Gulf. They join HMCS Regina as part of a U.S.-led task force involved in maritime surveillance.
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