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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

Wednesday, July 06, 2005

Poor Chirac

The French lose again!

London is to host the 2012 Olympics...
Posted by CA Marine at 11:50 AM

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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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