"He was the best single Canadian intelligence asset in theatre, and his hard work, personal bravery, and dogged determination undoubtedly saved a multitude of Coalition lives.

Through his courage and dedication, Major Sajjan has single-handedly changed the face of intelligence gathering and analysis in Afghanistan.

He tirelessly and selflessly devoted himself to piecing together the ground truth on tribal and Taliban networks in the Kandahar area, and his analysis was so compelling that it drove a number of large scale theatre-resourced efforts, including OPERATION MEDUSA, a large scale conventional combat operation that resulted in the defeat of the largest TB insurgent cell yet identified in Afghanistan."

Still feeling besmirched?  I'm really not sure what the fuss is about.  "...his analysis was so compelling that it drove a number of large scale theatre-resourced efforts, including OPERATION MEDUSA..." sounds reasonably architectural to me. Is this a tempest in a teapot?