Clockwise from left: In Bazaar-e-Panjwai, a Canadian soldier stands guard; a Canadian patrol passes through the outskirts of Kandahar; village elders meet with members of
PHOTOS: METROPOLIS STUDIO Clockwise from top left: A young boy places his poppy at the National War Memorial; there were many veterans among the crowd
PHOTOS: ADAM DAY From top: Corporal Janice Comeau, Bombardier Andrew Van Rooyen and Gunner Elias Kheirallah climb up to Joshua Tree; a Dutch armoured convoy
PHOTOS: ADAM DAY From top: The Provincial Reconstruction Team’s CIMIC detachment on the highway to Panjwai; Sergeant Chris Augustine (left) and Warrant Officer Dean Henley
PHOTOS: ADAM DAY Top: CSOR candidates rappel from a helicopter. Inset left: With the mock attack on the factory complete, a CSOR candidate quickly withdraws.
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