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Show Notes
Bill Wilson and Chris Kopp were two of the first Canadian soldiers deployed to Afghanistan.
One night in April 2002, they were at a training exercise at Tarnak Farms, Osama Bin Laden's old hideout outside of Kandahar.
All of a sudden, they see a blast, and chaos surrounds them. What happens next would change their lives — and the Canadian military — forever.
Featured in this episode: Chris Kopp, Bill Wilson, Michael Friscolanti, Eugene Lang
To learn more:
Friendly Fire by Michael Friscolanti
“Lest we forget: Each year, three Canadian medics who served in Afghanistan take stock of their war” by Ted Barris in Zoomer
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