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Three Block War

"In one city block, Marines might be engaged in high-intensity warfare against a well-trained and well-equipped enemy. In another, they might be up against light, irregular forces fighting a guerrilla-style campaign. In yet another area, Marines might be peace-keeping and distributing humanitarian aid. Three city blocks and three very different types of military activity - hence the "three-block war". General Charles C. Krulak, 31st Commandant USMC

Monday, July 11, 2005

Al-Qaida: Wrong answers to real problems

Interesting article on Aljazeera but again the blame of attacks is shift from those responsible giving part of the blame to Bush and Neo-conservatism...
Posted by CA Marine at 7:56 PM

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CA Marine is a US Marine Officer with over of 16 years of experience in aviation, civil affairs, and CBRN. He is a veteran of the Persian Gulf War, Somalia, and the Global War on Terror.
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