Lavery is a former member of Canada's special forces and the founder of Raven Rae Consultancy, a private security company based in Kabul.
A Canadian Armed Forces veteran, David Lavery, has gone missing in Afghanistan and has possibly been detained by the Taliban government, according to a network that supports vets.David Lavery is a former member of Canada's special forces and founder of Raven Rae Consultancy, a private security company based in Kabul.
"Dave has always travelled into Afghanistan using appropriate documentation issued by the Afghan government, which was aware of Dave's presence and his work assisting migrants travelling to Canada over the past three years," the statement said. A spokesperson for Global Affairs Canada, Brittany Fletcher, said Friday that it is "aware" of an incident involving a Canadian in Afghanistan.
He now operates a private security company, Raven Rae Consultancy. In 2021, ALavery, his son Brant and wife Junping were "the only Canadians left to help desperate Afghan families get on the final flights out of Kabul, Afghanistan" in 2021, after it fell to the Taliban, according to Lavery said he has been operating in Afghanistan since 2010 and called it his "home away from home." He said he is in and out frequently.
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