Grisly year: The bomb disposal expert's death near Sangin yesterday takes the toll for 2008 to 108, making it the bloodiest year since the FalklandsBritish Bomb Disposal Expert Dies In Afghan Explosion On New Year's Eve, Ending Grisly Year For UK Forces -- The Daily Mail
An Army bomb disposal expert was killed by an explosion in Afghanistan on New Year's Eve, the Ministry of Defence announced today.
The soldier, from 33 Engineer Regiment, Royal Engineers, was fatally injured by a blast near Sangin in Helmand Province and died yesterday afternoon.
It is understood he was on patrol conducting controlled explosions in order to save the lives of his comrades when he was mortally wounded.
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