Operation Deliverance
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Operation Deliverance was a Canadian Forces military operation initiated in 1992, supported by the United Nations. It turned into a political disaster for the Canadian Forces, causing the disbandment of the Canadian Airborne Regiment and numerous dismissals and resignations along the chain of command up to the Minister of Defence. Regardless of this however, Canada's mission objectives were largely completed, unlike many of the other nations involved.
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| Phases Civil War (1988–92) – UN intervention (1992–93) – Civil War (1993–2006) – Civil War (2006-present) – Ethiopian intervention (2006–present) Engagements Provide Relief – Deliverance – 1st Mogadishu – 2nd Mogadishu |
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