INDEPTH: FRIENDLY FIRE
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CBC News Online | Updated May 24, 2005
May 23, 2005
U.S. base honours Canadian soldiers
Aug. 3, 2004
U.S. 'friendly fire' pilot loses final appeal
July 19, 2004:
'Friendly fire' pilot's appeal dismissed
July 15, 2004:
'Friendly fire' pilot appeals verdict
July 7, 2004:
U.S. 'friendly fire' pilot appealing conviction
July 6, 2004:
U.S. 'friendly fire' pilot found guilty of dereliction of duty
June 24, 2004:
U.S. 'friendly fire' pilot won't face court martial
Dec. 9, 2003:
U.S. awards medals to Canadian soldiers
Oct. 16, 2003:
Court martial opens for U.S. pilot accused in 'friendly fire' deaths of Canadian soldiers
July 30, 2003:
Court martial postponed for 'friendly-fire' pilot
July 1, 2003:
Most serious charges dropped against 'friendly fire' pilot
Jan. 18, 2003:
Fears about 'friendly fire' tragedy ignored, inquiry told
Jan. 17, 2003:
U.S. pilots had time to escape, airman tells inquiry
Dec. 21, 2002:
U.S. pilots took amphetamines before 'friendly fire' incident
Dec. 20, 2002:
Grieving Canadians stunned U.S. pilots took drugs
Nov. 11, 2002:
Canada remembers
Nov. 02, 2002:
N.S. adds 'friendly fire' victim to cenotaph
Oct. 27, 2002:
Canadian played command role in 'friendly fire' deaths
Oct. 23, 2002:
Illinois governor helps raise money for 'friendly fire' pilots
Sept. 13, 2002:
Two U.S. pilots charged in deaths of Canadian soldiers
Families react differently to 'friendly fire' charges
Opposition MPs wants U.S. commander charged
Sept. 12, 2002:
'Friendly fire' pilots may face charges
June 28, 2002:
U.S. pilots blamed for deaths of Canadians
Call for U.S. pilot to be court-martialled
May 14, 2002:
Few details in 'friendly fire' interim report
May 10, 2002:
Injured soldier returns to Afghan duty
May 8, 2002:
Information on 'friendly fire' deaths may never be known
June 28, 2002:
U.S. pilot blamed for deaths of Canadians
Call for U.S. pilot to be court-martialled
June 19, 2002:
U.S. pilot who bombed Canadians broke rules: report
May 14, 2002:
Few details in 'friendly fire' interim report
May 10, 2002:
Injured soldier returns to Afghan duty
May 8, 2002:
Information on 'friendly fire' deaths May never be known
May 2, 2002:
Injured soldier recalls night of terror in friendly fire incident
April 30, 2002:
Board of inquiry examines site where four Canadian soldiers died
April 29, 2002:
Wounded soldiers want to return to their buddies, inquiry begins work in Kandahar
April 28, 2002:
Memorial ends week of mourning for dead soldiers
Canadian soldier hurt by landmine in Afghanistan
April 26, 2002:
Israel continues West Bank operations, releases youths who left church
April 25, 2002:
Friends and family pay tribute to Pte. Richard Green
April 24, 2002:
Fallen Canadian soldiers laid to rest
Canada must see U.S. flight data, says head of 'friendly fire' inquiry
April 23, 2002:
Family and friends bury Canadian soldier killed in Afghanistan
Six injured Canadians return home
Cdn. soldiers missing key communications equipment: U.S. report
April 22, 2002:
Military panel begins probing 'friendly fire' deaths
Cdn. soldiers in Kandahar await U.S. pilot's explanation
April 21, 2002:
'Friendly fire' probe set to begin Monday
Fallen soldiers' hometowns prepare for funerals
April 20, 2002:
Bodies of Canadian soldiers return home
April 19, 2002:
'Friendly fire' report to be completed by June
Letters convey grief, anger over 'friendly fire' deaths
Injured Canadian soldiers 'out of danger': military doctors
April 18, 2002:
Pilot May have acted in self-defence: Pentagon
Bush, top U.S. General react differently to Canadians' deaths
Politicians express condolences and ask questions
Canadian soldiers killed by U.S. bombing in Afghanistan
Military releases names of 'friendly fire' victims
U.S. pilot had no orders to drop bomb: Pentagon
Canadians shocked, saddened, outraged by deaths
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