Documents - Final Report
Connection to Military Service
Were the injuries and deaths attributable to military service?
The injuries and
deaths resulting from the incident were entirely attributable to military
service. At the time of the accident,
the individuals involved were on continuous duty in a theatre of operations and
were undertaking authorized and necessary continuation training in preparation
for an upcoming mission, as part of ongoing Coalition operations.
| Primary Evidence |
Reference |
Details |
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Statement of Events -
17 Apr 02
Capt J. Jasper |
Vol 8, Exhibit 6 |
Describes casualty sitreps - of note, Pri "4" used
consistently to describe fatality. |
Statement of Events
Sgt W. Wilson (Med A) |
Vol 8, Exhibit 15 |
Describes personal and medical team activities in
the immediate aftermath of the blast. |
Examination Reports -
19 Apr 02
US DMART Team |
Vol 8, Exhibit 24 |
Details medico-legal examination process and
findings, including death certificates. |
NIS Investigative Synopsis
Capt J. MacEachern |
Vol 9, Exhibit 36 |
Summarizes particulars of casualty reporting and
identity determination process. |
Coroner's Report, cases 2002 - 14, 15,16,17A,
Chief
Coroner Ontario |
Vol 13, Tab 50 |
Reports post-mortem examination results for deceased
members. |
Testimony - 01 May 02
WO W.A. Bolen |
Vol 3, Page 439 |
Details immediate post-impact actions, including
casualty assessment. |
Testimony - 01 May 02
MCpl S. Clark |
Vol 3, Page 504
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Describes effects of the explosion. |
Testimony - 01 May 02
Maj D. Vouriot
(3 PPCLI MO) |
Vol 3, Page 452 |
Describes participation in medical treatment. |
