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From: Mist Warrior themistwarrior@********.com.au
Subject: [OT] Vietnam lesson (kinda long) (Was Re: Values and so on...)
Date: Mon, 19 Jul 1999 09:50:09 +1000
> IronRaven wrote:
>
> > At 23.07 07-16-99 -0400, you wrote:
> > > OK. One of my courses in College last semester was on
guerilla
> > warfare. We
> >
> > Where do you go to school, and do they have dorms and a
computer
> > engineering/science major?
> >

>Strago Wrote..

> I go to Saint Joseph's University in Philadelphia. There are
dorms, and
> there is a computer science major. The teacher's name was Dr. Tony
Joes. He
> actually wrote the book. It's called: Modern Guerrilla Insurgency by
Anthony
> James Joes. It discusses in depth the Greek Civil War of the 1940s,
the two
> wars in the Phillipines, the French Viet Nam, Viet Nam, and
Afghanistan.


I actually did my G/Warfare courses living in the jungle, sleeping in
holes in the ground 6' long x 18"deep and 2'6" wide. All my lecturers
were Veterans of South Vietnam, Borneo, Malaya...and in one notable
case, all three. The were no majors apart from "you are not here to
die for your Flag, Country etc....You are here to make the other
Ba......ds die for theirs. All in all, an eye opener. No Computers,
and the only Engineers were laying explosives.

Quote of Note;
Journalist.."what do you think makes Australian Soldiers so effective
Jungle Fighters?"

Warrant Officer Instructor.."In most countries around the world, the
Soldiers are taught that the jungle is a dark forbidding place with
lots of things lurking in the Dark......We teach our Soldiers to go
out and do the Lurking!!"

Mist Warrior.

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