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Was it wise for President Obama to order Putin to send troops to Syria?
Obama never ordered Putin to send troops to Syria, so this is non-issue. However, if he did so, it would be unwise since Putin would buttress the Assad Regime against the US interest in supporting the Free Syrian Army.
When did Canada send troops to Europe in World War 2?
Canada declared war on Germany on September 10, 1939.
Why did Canada enter the Boer war?
Canada was a dominion of Great Britain, so some of the troops sent by the British to Africa were from Canada. There were also Irish troops and, I think, Australian and New Zealand troops as well. The British were having a difficulty time fighting the Boers so they eventually sent more troops which might be why Canadians had to go. Or maybe they just had to go.
How many troops did Canada send to d-day?
Canada sent many soldiers and airmen to Britain. About 21,000 Canadian soldiers landed on D-Day .
Did Hitler send troops to the future?
Hitler did not send troops to the future.
Who has the power to send US troops into battle?
the president has the power to send troops to the battle.
Where should I send my passport for my Canada visitor visa application?
You should send your passport for your Canada visitor visa application to the visa application center (VAC) that is responsible for processing applications in your country.
Why did president Washington send troops to northwest territory?
he send troops to protect them selves from the north
How was Canada involved in the Vietnam war?
Firstly, more than 30,000 Canadian enlisted in US forces and served in Viet Nam.Secondly, Canada was a haven for US draft dodgers. dog
Where did Constantine Send his troops?
He sent his troops to Byzantium.
Where did Constantine send troops?
He sent his troops to Byzantium.
How did the Boer war affect Canada?
The Boer War affected Canada in the way that since Britain was involved in the war, they wanted Canada to send troops to help. Canada became split by the opinions of the English-speaking imperialists, and the French-speaking nationalists. The imperialists believed that Canada should send soldiers immediately to support the Empire. The nationalists did not want to participate at all, and sympathized with the Boers. The prime minister of Canada, Wilfred Laurier, had to compromise by sending 1 000 volunteers to Africa. However, both sides were unhappy with this.
