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Originally posted by DeltAlum
Of course it wasn't 1 or 2, but in comparison to the hundreds of thousands of U.S. personnel who were there at any given time, the numbers are likely tiny. Same argument if the Canadian government had actually sent troops -- the number would have been much larger.
Argue (for arguments sake) what you will, spin any words and/or facts, but Canada did not send troops to Vietnam in any "reasonable mans'" point of view.
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Hmmm, over 30,000 Canadian soldiers fought in the Vietnam War. That number is higher than the amount of British in the Iraq war. Their government allowed them to fight and then helped in building a memorial.
Right. You sure are a reasonable man.
-Rudey