2 British Soldiers Killed by Afghan Army soldier
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Yet again sad news of a green on blue in Afghanistan, this time a Royal Marine and member of the AGC shot and killed in Lashkar Gah.

Link here - http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-17510491
Sad news, we can't leave there soon enough.

Link here - http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-17510491
Sad news, we can't leave there soon enough.
richinleeds said:
Can't wait to go back to that s
t hole backward hell hole in 6 month's...........................not!
RIP QS
Yep after hundreds of lives lost and billions of pounds spent we will of moved some rocks around
t hole backward hell hole in 6 month's...........................not!RIP QS
Everything else will be exactly the same as when we first went there
MartG said:
s1962a said:
SystemParanoia said:
turn the entire damned country into glass beneath the fusion flames of atomic destruction!
In your scenario, how were you planning to get the Afghan people out of the area before you did this?s1962a said:
SystemParanoia said:
turn the entire damned country into glass beneath the fusion flames of atomic destruction!
In your scenario, how were you planning to get the Afghan people out of the area before you did this?
TorqueVR said:
The country's a complete shambles. I've two sons coming back next week after a tour - both reckon we're wasting our time
Your sons, like the majority of their NATO colleagues, are brave and resolute men. This country owes them a lot. However, the mission hasn't really failed, has it? It was never our intention to 'civilise' the Afghans or turn the country around completely. It was simply a case of getting rid of Al-Q which we've pretty much done in Afghanistan (it's just a shame so many have moved to Pakistan).The initial mission of defeating Al-Q was a success, the fight we've now got ourselves into with the taliban is however a different matter.
Victor McDade said:
TorqueVR said:
The country's a complete shambles. I've two sons coming back next week after a tour - both reckon we're wasting our time
Your sons, like the majority of their NATO colleagues, are brave and resolute men. This country owes them a lot. However, the mission hasn't really failed, has it? It was never our intention to 'civilise' the Afghans or turn the country around completely. It was simply a case of getting rid of Al-Q which we've pretty much done in Afghanistan (it's just a shame so many have moved to Pakistan).The initial mission of defeating Al-Q was a success, the fight we've now got ourselves into
the taliban is however a different matter.
Jimbeaux said:
Victor McDade said:
TorqueVR said:
The country's a complete shambles. I've two sons coming back next week after a tour - both reckon we're wasting our time
Your sons, like the majority of their NATO colleagues, are brave and resolute men. This country owes them a lot. However, the mission hasn't really failed, has it? It was never our intention to 'civilise' the Afghans or turn the country around completely. It was simply a case of getting rid of Al-Q which we've pretty much done in Afghanistan (it's just a shame so many have moved to Pakistan).The initial mission of defeating Al-Q was a success, the fight we've now got ourselves into
the taliban is however a different matter.
Jimbeaux said:
s1962a said:
SystemParanoia said:
turn the entire damned country into glass beneath the fusion flames of atomic destruction!
In your scenario, how were you planning to get the Afghan people out of the area before you did this?
Mojocvh said:
Jimbeaux said:
Victor McDade said:
TorqueVR said:
The country's a complete shambles. I've two sons coming back next week after a tour - both reckon we're wasting our time
Your sons, like the majority of their NATO colleagues, are brave and resolute men. This country owes them a lot. However, the mission hasn't really failed, has it? It was never our intention to 'civilise' the Afghans or turn the country around completely. It was simply a case of getting rid of Al-Q which we've pretty much done in Afghanistan (it's just a shame so many have moved to Pakistan).The initial mission of defeating Al-Q was a success, the fight we've now got ourselves into
the taliban is however a different matter.

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