[dennisw]

 

British Ghurka soldiers

Fri Mar 7, 5:02 AM ET

British ghurka soldiers, a part of the 1st Battalion Royal Irish Regiment, walk in a formation in the Kuwaiti desert near Iraq (news - web sites)'s border after the visit of Chief of staff of the British armed forces General Sir Mike Jackson, March 7, 2003. Unidentified people have cut down part of a fence marking a demilitarized Iraq Kuwait border zone (DMZ), U.N. observers said on Friday, in a move analysts described as a preparation for possible hostilities with Iraq. REUTERS/Oleg Popov

 

Fri Mar 7, 4:49 AM ET

British ghurka soldiers, a part of the 1st Battalion Royal Irish Regiment wait in formation in the Kuwaiti desert near Iraq (news - web sites)'s border, prior to the visit of Chief of staff of the British armed forces General Sir Mike Jackson, March 7, 2003. Unidentified people have cut down part of a fence marking the demilitarized Iraq Kuwait border zone (DMZ), U.N. observers said on Friday, in a move analysts described as a preparation for possible hostilities with Iraq. REUTERS/Oleg Popov

 

Fri Mar 21, 5:54 AM ET

A soldier from the Ghurka regiment guards bombs brought onto the tarmac ready to be loaded onto a B52 bomber(AFP/File/Gerry Penny)

[Lady Jag]

It's about time we saw some photos of our allies! Thanks.

[Capitalism2003]

I wish I could find a bigger version of this picture. :)

[LibKill]

Holy cow! Ghurkas!

The Brits are holding nothing back.

I'd really hate to have those tough little guys with their big Ghurka knives coming after me.

[WaterDragon]

I did not know the Gurkhas were in Kuwait! This is good news.

Those troops, American, British, Australian, have to know we are praying for them fervently, every day.

The most treacherous enemies of America during this war -- the French, the Germans and the Turks -- will regret their immorality and power greed, even as Saddam, if he lives, will regret his brutality toward his own people and Americans.