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Sacrifice of Love ! ! ! A serving widow Cpl Dolores Crampton.

Cpl Dolores Crampton a medical technician with the 5th Field Ambulance of CFB Valcartier. Somberly carries the beret of her husband Cpl Nicolas beauchamp during the ramp ceremony in Kandahar. This brave grieving young wife accompanied the flag draped coffin of her husband and another soldier to Canada. Pte.Michel Levesque both Killed by an IED.

This illustrates the courageous efforts of the Canadian Military. With not only husband and wife serving in Afghaistan but Brother and sisters as well. The ultimate price has been paid by two young men, But now a wife and fiancee who is pregnant must now grieve and carry on with life. God Bless them.

Beauchamp's spouse, Cpl. Dolores Crampton, a medical technician based with the same unit, accompanied his body back to Canada.

Crampton laid flowers on his coffin before returning to stand with Defence Minister Peter MacKay and Chief of Defence Staff Gen. Rick Hillier on the windswept runway.

With all the sadness of late I was proud to receive a happier story from My old comrade Benny in Ottawa. Unfortunately for the life of me I cannot figure out how to down load this video. BUT PLEASE CUT and paste if it does not click for you. It is well worth the watch and to wonder if 60 Years on the Afghans will remember fallen Canadians as well as the Dutch and Belgian people do to this day.

http://users.skynet.be/fb730011/salute.htm

Nil Sine Labore

Robby

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    Eric
    - June 29, 2010 at 08:50:44

    There was a time I thought (I have been wrong) That they tried not to do that as putting family members in Theatre of operations together. I am sorta torn with this one. I have been with mixed gender units that have stated no releationsships becasue it isn't fair and they happeed anyway. But an actual married couple wow. The optics concern me with the media if the two of them got hurt/killed at the same time. Media would have a field day let alone the bring them home people. I have to stop reading the Golbe and Mail, lol.

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