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From New York Times
Six British military personnel in Iraq were killed and eight were wounded today in two separate attacks
near the southeastern city of Amara, a spokeswoman for Britain's Ministry of Defense said.
The deaths were the first among British troops by hostile fire since April 6.
This may become more of an accelerator to British Politics, with the pressure on Blair.
This action is settling more into what 'Nam was like, hit & runs - when the impact & cost was in their favor.
Only when we trapped or crossed large numbers of enemy was it more than guerilla warfare.
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Six British military personnel in Iraq were killed and eight were wounded today in two separate attacks
near the southeastern city of Amara, a spokeswoman for Britain's Ministry of Defense said.
The deaths were the first among British troops by hostile fire since April 6.
This may become more of an accelerator to British Politics, with the pressure on Blair.
This action is settling more into what 'Nam was like, hit & runs - when the impact & cost was in their favor.
Only when we trapped or crossed large numbers of enemy was it more than guerilla warfare.
Repost