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05-04-2011, 20:49

Bump.

RAIDS

1. LTC Mucci and the 128 Rangers and aprox 250 guerrillas to rescue the victims of the Bataan Death March and others.

2. Mussolini Rescue, could take the first place position because of the potential of other effects of the war.

3. Son Tay Raiders

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Special Operation(s) that Effected Change

1. A-stan, a bunch of SF guys on horseback doing in a few months what the Soviets could not do in many years.

2. Special Forces, South America circa, late 70's, 1980 - 1990.

3. VACANT - To Be Seen, I hope in my lifetime. Perhaps the saving of our own country and the preservation of our Constitution.

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Might I add. The United States has always placed an extreme value on the lives of our fellow captive warriors. As early as our Revolutionary War, the War of 1812, the Alamo, WWI, WWII, we have conducted rescue raids.

I pray we always do.

05-04-2011, 20:49	#39
wet dog Guest Posts: n/a	In light of recent events, I turned to the "Search" button Bump. RAIDS 1. LTC Mucci and the 128 Rangers and aprox 250 guerrillas to rescue the victims of the Bataan Death March and others. 2. Mussolini Rescue, could take the first place position because of the potential of other effects of the war. 3. Son Tay Raiders ---------BT------ Special Operation(s) that Effected Change 1. A-stan, a bunch of SF guys on horseback doing in a few months what the Soviets could not do in many years. 2. Special Forces, South America circa, late 70's, 1980 - 1990. 3. VACANT - To Be Seen, I hope in my lifetime. Perhaps the saving of our own country and the preservation of our Constitution. ---------BT------- Might I add. The United States has always placed an extreme value on the lives of our fellow captive warriors. As early as our Revolutionary War, the War of 1812, the Alamo, WWI, WWII, we have conducted rescue raids. I pray we always do. Last edited by wet dog; 05-04-2011 at 21:03.