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Was this article written by a Canadian? The list of operations disproportionately refers to Canadian operations. The Helmand sector is generally regarded as the hottest theatre in Afghanistan where a British force of barely brigade strength has been holding off thousands of Taliban operating from highly advantages positions (to the Taliban) since NATO invaded. The list barely mentions this ongoing daily battle.

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+Was this article written by a Canadian? The list of operations disproportionately refers to Canadian operations. The Helmand sector is generally regarded as the hottest theatre in Afghanistan where a British force of barely brigade strength has been holding off thousands of Taliban operating from highly advantages positions (to the Taliban) since NATO invaded. The list barely mentions this ongoing daily battle.