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"Canadian snipers are being credited with more than 20 kills in Afghanistan, including one from 2,400 metres away--almost a mile and a half," the National Post reports. "If validated, the kill would be the longest shot made by a military sniper in combat, according to the latest issue of Soldier of Fortune magazine." But the newspaper's article adds this:
Retired Canadian colonel Brian MacDonald said there appeared to be a reluctance in the Canadian Forces to acknowledge the fact that the country's soldiers do kill the enemy from time to time. "The Defence Department doesn't want to embarrass the government with the facts that deaths do take place," he added.
http://www.nationalpost.com/national/story.html?id={C4FCB24B-32B6-43B8-9381-DD1F33F00CFA}
Retired Canadian colonel Brian MacDonald said there appeared to be a reluctance in the Canadian Forces to acknowledge the fact that the country's soldiers do kill the enemy from time to time. "The Defence Department doesn't want to embarrass the government with the facts that deaths do take place," he added.
http://www.nationalpost.com/national/story.html?id={C4FCB24B-32B6-43B8-9381-DD1F33F00CFA}
