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To: SAMWolf; AntiJen; coteblanche; bentfeather; Victoria Delsoul; MistyCA; larryjohnson; Valin
Hello everyone. I see several things Ally will be interested in reading today. Thank you for your work and contributions. Have a great day everyone. I need to head out and make some money. :)

Valin, thanks for the history. I'll have to finish reading it later.

"By far the most renowned unit of WWII to be highly skilled in the system during that early period, was the 1st Special Service Force, better known as “The Devil’s Brigade”. The first of its kind, this unique unit was made up of Canadian and US troops, and carried a reputation for being able to take impenetrable objectives when no one else could. With "Pat" O'Neil (another of Fairbairn's senior students) as it Unarmed Combat Instructor these legendary men became known as some of the most highly trained soldiers during WWII with their unit being the predecessor to the US Special Forces."

33 posted on 02/03/2003 9:18:16 AM PST by SpookBrat
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Hi Spooky! Good to see you today.
35 posted on 02/03/2003 9:21:16 AM PST by SAMWolf (To look into the eyes of the wolf is to see your soul)
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These brave soldiers from the "Night Stalkers' special forces unit at Fort Campbell died Jan. 30 when their U.S. Army UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter crashed in Afghanistan. May they rest in peace (L to R):

Sgt. Gregory Frampton, 37, of California
Chief Warrant Officer Thomas Gibbons, 31, of Maryland
Staff Sgt. Daniel Kisling, Jr., 31, of Neosho, Mo
Chief Warrant Officer 3 Mark O'Steen, 43, of Alabama


39 posted on 02/03/2003 9:35:51 AM PST by Jen (Insert witty tag line here)
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