The first Canadian soldiers were sent to Afghanistan in October of 2001, and this was done in secret. The next group of Canadian soldiers were sent to Afghanistan in January and February of 2002.
2001, after theSeptember 11th attacks on the W.T.C. just like the us. initial deployment: 100 troops. by end of 2003: 1300. 15 Sept 06: 1900 Canadian troops. today (2009): 2830 Canadian troops
All these numbers are reported. We can estimate there are about 500 more troops for each of these numbers.
As a part of Nato and a call from the United Nations. They became involved also for humanitarian reasons.
We are currently in Afghanistan fighting and peace-keeping
Woodrow Wilson's most famous campaign slogan was "he kept us out of war," because when World War I broke out in Europe, Wilson kept America neutral and did not send troops overseas. However, he did eventually send troops in his second term.
NoneAnswerWell, technically, the US Civil War, the War of 1812, and the American Revolution were all fought BETWEEN Canada and Mexico (in the United States), geographically.
The war of 1812, against Canada. It ended when Canadian troops invaded the USA and burned down the White House, then retreated back up north.
Max takes place on the 4th of July in the recent past, since it references war in Afghanistan. Most American troops were removed from that country in 2014, but could have occurred any tine after 2001..
They heeded the call of the United Nations in 2001.
Canada declared war on Germany on September 10, 1939.
for war
the movement of Soviet troops to Afghanistan
Aussie troops fought in Afghanistan in 2001 october 7
Well Canada isn't geographically in Afghanistan, but if you're talking about in the war then Canada is in Afghanistan to try and help achieve freedom for the Afghans and because many of Canada's allies are also in the war.
i am not sure but isn't the Afghanistan war still going?
They joined the Afghan war in 2003.
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No.
I'm not positive but i believe Canada didn't go to any wars with any where
declare a global war on terror and send U.S. troops to Afghanistan.