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Merlin.
Ahh.. Troodos. Went skiing there on Christmas Day morning ’68 and in the afternoon swimming in the sea at Akrotiri. Well it had to be done.
Sorry for the thread drift, but no, not Cyprus.
Clint.
Ahh.. Troodos. Went skiing there on Christmas Day morning ’68 and in the afternoon swimming in the sea at Akrotiri. Well it had to be done.
Sorry for the thread drift, but no, not Cyprus.
Clint.
Could it be Stanley,FI ?
Possibly Korea ?
PS And any suggestions for the thread further down ?
PS And any suggestions for the thread further down ?
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handsfree.
Correct. Well done.
The Battle of Khe Sanh was fought between January 21 and April 8 1968 during the Viet Nam War. It was the bloodiest battle of the war.
Khe Sanh was a remote outpost in the North West of South Viet Nam. Six thousand US Marines were surrounded by twenty thousand Viet Kong of the North Vietnamese Army.
Immense air power was required to resupply the beleaguered base and attack the NVA surrounding it.
When the siege ended after 77 days, an estimated 10,000 – 15,000 NVA were dead or wounded.
Clint.
Correct. Well done.
The Battle of Khe Sanh was fought between January 21 and April 8 1968 during the Viet Nam War. It was the bloodiest battle of the war.
Khe Sanh was a remote outpost in the North West of South Viet Nam. Six thousand US Marines were surrounded by twenty thousand Viet Kong of the North Vietnamese Army.
Immense air power was required to resupply the beleaguered base and attack the NVA surrounding it.
When the siege ended after 77 days, an estimated 10,000 – 15,000 NVA were dead or wounded.
Clint.
