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10-09-2003, 05:26 PM
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OP Palladium Rotation 13 senior Padre, Maj. Valmont V. Boudreau conducts the memorial of the two soldiers; Sgt. Robert A. Short and Cpl. Robbie C. Beerenfenger, who died in Afghanistan recently. Lt.-Col Thomas M. Endicott, foreground and Chief Warrant Officer Wayne P. Duffy, right, are surrounded by soldiers in Velika Kladusa who bow their heads in prayer. Sgt. Allan R. Merchant raises the flag back to full mast at the end of the ceremony. Sgt. Allan R. Short and Cpl. Robbie C. Beerenfenger, serving with 3rd Battalion, the Royal Canadian Regiment Battalion Group, were killed while on a patrol a few kilometers from Camp Julien, 2 October. There are currently 1,220 Canadians maintaining the peace in Bosnia-Herzegovina as part of NATO's Stabilization Force (SFOR).
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A casket with the remains of Sgt Robert Alan Short, 42, a soldier killed during a suspected landmine blast in Kabul, Afghanistan on October 2, 2003, is returned to Canada by members of The Royal Canadian Regiment (RCR) during a ceremony in Trenton, Ontario.
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A Canadian officer salutes as a casket with the remains of Cpl Robbie Christopher Beerenfenger, 29, a soldier killed during a suspected landmine blast in Kabul, Afghanistan on October 2, 2003, is brought to a waiting hearse by members of The Royal Canadian Regiment (RCR) following a ceremony in Trenton, Ontario, Canada.
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A Canadian soldier salutes as a casket with the remains of Sgt Robert Alan Short, 42, a soldier killed during a suspected landmine blast in Kabul, Afghanistan on October 2, 2003, is returned to Canada by members of The Royal Canadian Regiment (RCR) during a ceremony in Trenton, Ontario, Canada.
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The casket of Canadian soldier Sgt Robert Alan Short is carried past Prime Minister Jean Chretien (R) upon arriving at a Canadian Forces Base in Trenton, Ontario, October 5, 2003. Two Canadian soldiers were killed and three injured when their vehicle ran over a suspected landmine while on patrol in Kabul, Afghanistan on October 2.
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Royal Canadian Regiment (RCR) soldiers salute, as a hearse with the remains of Sgt Robert Alan Short, 42, a soldier killed during a suspected landmine blast in Kabul, Afghanistan on October 2, 2003, leaves 8 Wing Trenton, Ontario.
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Major John Vass, Officer Commanding Parachute Company of the Third Battalion, Royal Canadian Regiment Battalion Group, stands in front of his Company during a memorial service held at Camp Julien in Kabul. The service was held in honour of 2 soldiers who were killed when their jeep hit a suspected mine while patrolling near Kabul.
http://www.combatcamera.forces.gc.ca/photoarchive/LoRes/%212003/100703/IS2003-2588a%20copy.jpg
A casket with the remains of Sgt Robert Alan Short, 42, a Canadian soldier killed during a roadside blast in Kabul, Afghanistan on October 2, 2003, is repatriated back to Canada by members of The Royal Canadian Regiment (RCR) during a ceremony in Cologne, Germany.
http://www.combatcamera.forces.gc.ca/photoarchive/LoRes/%212003/100703/IS2003-2587a%20copy.jpg
A casket with the remains of Cpl Robbie Christopher Beerenfenger, 29, a Canadian soldier killed during a roadside blast in Kabul, Afghanistan on October 2, 2003, is repatriated back to Canada by members of The Royal Canadian Regiment (RCR) during a ceremony in Cologne, Germany.
http://www.combatcamera.forces.gc.ca/photoarchive/LoRes/%212003/100703/IS2003-2586a%20copy.jpg
A casket with the remains of Sgt Robert Alan Short, 42, a Canadian soldier killed during a roadside blast in Kabul, Afghanistan on October 2, 2003, is repatriated back to Canada by members of The Royal Canadian Regiment (RCR) during a ceremony in Cologne, Germany.
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OP Palladium Rotation 13 senior Padre, Maj. Valmont V. Boudreau conducts the memorial of the two soldiers; Sgt. Robert A. Short and Cpl. Robbie C. Beerenfenger, who died in Afghanistan recently. Lt.-Col Thomas M. Endicott, foreground and Chief Warrant Officer Wayne P. Duffy, right, are surrounded by soldiers in Velika Kladusa who bow their heads in prayer. Sgt. Allan R. Merchant raises the flag back to full mast at the end of the ceremony. Sgt. Allan R. Short and Cpl. Robbie C. Beerenfenger, serving with 3rd Battalion, the Royal Canadian Regiment Battalion Group, were killed while on a patrol a few kilometers from Camp Julien, 2 October. There are currently 1,220 Canadians maintaining the peace in Bosnia-Herzegovina as part of NATO's Stabilization Force (SFOR).
http://www.combatcamera.forces.gc.ca/photoarchive/LoRes/%212003/100703/IS2003-2595a%20copy.jpg
A casket with the remains of Sgt Robert Alan Short, 42, a soldier killed during a suspected landmine blast in Kabul, Afghanistan on October 2, 2003, is returned to Canada by members of The Royal Canadian Regiment (RCR) during a ceremony in Trenton, Ontario.
http://www.combatcamera.forces.gc.ca/photoarchive/LoRes/%212003/100703/IS2003-2594a%20copy.jpg
A Canadian officer salutes as a casket with the remains of Cpl Robbie Christopher Beerenfenger, 29, a soldier killed during a suspected landmine blast in Kabul, Afghanistan on October 2, 2003, is brought to a waiting hearse by members of The Royal Canadian Regiment (RCR) following a ceremony in Trenton, Ontario, Canada.
http://www.combatcamera.forces.gc.ca/photoarchive/LoRes/%212003/100703/IS2003-2593a%20copy.jpg
A Canadian soldier salutes as a casket with the remains of Sgt Robert Alan Short, 42, a soldier killed during a suspected landmine blast in Kabul, Afghanistan on October 2, 2003, is returned to Canada by members of The Royal Canadian Regiment (RCR) during a ceremony in Trenton, Ontario, Canada.
http://www.combatcamera.forces.gc.ca/photoarchive/LoRes/%212003/100703/IS2003-2592a%20copy.jpg
The casket of Canadian soldier Sgt Robert Alan Short is carried past Prime Minister Jean Chretien (R) upon arriving at a Canadian Forces Base in Trenton, Ontario, October 5, 2003. Two Canadian soldiers were killed and three injured when their vehicle ran over a suspected landmine while on patrol in Kabul, Afghanistan on October 2.
http://www.combatcamera.forces.gc.ca/photoarchive/LoRes/%212003/100703/IS2003-2591a%20copy.jpg
Royal Canadian Regiment (RCR) soldiers salute, as a hearse with the remains of Sgt Robert Alan Short, 42, a soldier killed during a suspected landmine blast in Kabul, Afghanistan on October 2, 2003, leaves 8 Wing Trenton, Ontario.
http://www.combatcamera.forces.gc.ca/photoarchive/LoRes/%212003/100403/KA2003-A275D.jpg
Major John Vass, Officer Commanding Parachute Company of the Third Battalion, Royal Canadian Regiment Battalion Group, stands in front of his Company during a memorial service held at Camp Julien in Kabul. The service was held in honour of 2 soldiers who were killed when their jeep hit a suspected mine while patrolling near Kabul.
http://www.combatcamera.forces.gc.ca/photoarchive/LoRes/%212003/100703/IS2003-2588a%20copy.jpg
A casket with the remains of Sgt Robert Alan Short, 42, a Canadian soldier killed during a roadside blast in Kabul, Afghanistan on October 2, 2003, is repatriated back to Canada by members of The Royal Canadian Regiment (RCR) during a ceremony in Cologne, Germany.
http://www.combatcamera.forces.gc.ca/photoarchive/LoRes/%212003/100703/IS2003-2587a%20copy.jpg
A casket with the remains of Cpl Robbie Christopher Beerenfenger, 29, a Canadian soldier killed during a roadside blast in Kabul, Afghanistan on October 2, 2003, is repatriated back to Canada by members of The Royal Canadian Regiment (RCR) during a ceremony in Cologne, Germany.
http://www.combatcamera.forces.gc.ca/photoarchive/LoRes/%212003/100703/IS2003-2586a%20copy.jpg
A casket with the remains of Sgt Robert Alan Short, 42, a Canadian soldier killed during a roadside blast in Kabul, Afghanistan on October 2, 2003, is repatriated back to Canada by members of The Royal Canadian Regiment (RCR) during a ceremony in Cologne, Germany.
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