
Fallen Heroes Doc: Army Vehicles Roll for Shoot
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Fallen Heroes documentary series on Canadian Armed Forces in Afghanistan to premiere, featuring authentic gear and real-life impact on Canadians. Military convoys to roll through Petawawa, Oshawa, and Greenbank from May 4-8, with blank rounds used during shoots. Drivers advised to give convoys space and stay alert.
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Canada News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Fallen Heroes Doc: Army Vehicles Roll for Shoot. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
It's May 1st, Canada News. Today starts now, AI-powered and ready. I'm Cory with the story. Canadian Army vehicles will roll through roads linking Petawawa, Ashewa, and Greenbank from May 4th to 8th. They're heading out for a new 10-part documentary called Fallen Heroes, all about the Canadian Armed Forces in Afghanistan. This series spotlights the real impact of their war on folks back home and pays tribute to the bravery of our troops. It's set to drop soon, giving a deep look at what those deployments meant. To nail the history, the crew's mixing an authentic gear from Afghan National Police and Army uniforms, plus weapons styled like what CAF soldiers carried over there. Keeps are real without going overboard. No live ammo or weapons on the move between spots, though some blank rounds might show up during shoots. Officials are asking drivers to give these convoys plenty of space and stay sharp on the roads. It's out to keep the peace while they film this important story, so expect some military
traffic and roll with it as they honor those who served.
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