1st LAI Takes Friendly Fire

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“Can you tell us how they describe the event? I have not read that book or read any accounts of that event outside official and classified military documents.” As promised, ST, here’s the account from: “Desert Storm: A Forgotten War”: RAS AL-KHAFJI AND OTHER MAJOR GROUND ACTIONS(29/30 JAN 1991) “The first attack occurred in the … Continue reading 1st LAI Takes Friendly Fire

Alarming Developments: Chinese Submarine Base In Bangladesh

China has made a submarine base in Bangladesh. The Modus Operandi is the same as the Chinese port in Hambantota, Sri Lanka. Alarmingly, the Bangladeshi base is just 55 miles from the Indian state of Mizoram. Utilizing this base the Chinese Communist Party can put North East India on fire with arms smuggling & ultra-infiltration. … Continue reading Alarming Developments: Chinese Submarine Base In Bangladesh

Thoughts from the Chaplain’s Corner: On the Passing of Terry Anderson (1947-2024)

Greetings ST, and All, When I heard about Terry Anderson’s passing yesterday, one of his self-described ‘prison poems’, “Patience”, from his 1993 memoir, Den of Lions â€“ detailing his 7-year captivity in Beirut [1985-1991] came to mind again. A printout of the poem – a thank you from a patient – hung above my office desk during … Continue reading Thoughts from the Chaplain’s Corner: On the Passing of Terry Anderson (1947-2024)

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There is every reason to believe that I am the real American 007 and I would like to talk about whether or not you would like to take on the intriguing challenge of writing my biography. By doing so you will undoubtably become the most famous biographer of our time or so we have good … Continue reading ā¸¨ā¸šā¸™ā¸ĸāšŒ ā¸¨ā¸šā¸™ā¸ĸāšŒ āš€ā¸ˆāš‡ā¸” / āš āš āš—

How By Helping Tibet In 1950 India Could Have Killed Chinese Designs

When in 1950 China was busy with the Korean War it also invaded Tibet. India pusillanimously accepted the Chinese rule over Tibet. Had India not wasted that opportunity, today Tibet would have been a free country. But more than that India wouldn’t have shared any boundaries with China thus avoiding all the disputes, the Galwan clash, and … Continue reading How By Helping Tibet In 1950 India Could Have Killed Chinese Designs