No me sea zalamero, pollo. Aunque siempre se agradecen unas palabras en este piélago silencioso.
Se ha ganado VM unas de un conflicto de cuando usía era joven y se iba de fiesta.
"Infantryman, Operation Cauldron, Rhodesia 1968"
Operation Cauldron began in March 1968 when a chance discovery by a game ranger revealed a group of over 100 ZiPra and South african aNC (african National Congress) guerrillas had infiltrated across the Zambezi and set up a series of camps and equipment caches to facilitate further incursions
Until the evolution of the fireforce concept, much of the RLI’s time was spent in patrolling and interdiction work along the harsh Zambezi valley, the primary route for guerrilla infiltration
RLI paratroopers dropped from low altitude (around 500ft) and made more operational jumps than any unit in history, with some men making two or three operational jumps in a single day
Although the dramatic airborne element of fireforce operations attracted most coverage, the ground follow-up was a key part of the process. it consisted of additional troops in mineprotected armoured vehicles, such as the Crocodile troop-carrying vehicle (TCV)
"Cuanto es más eficaz mandar con el ejemplo que con mandatos; más quiere el soldado llevar los ojos en las espaldas de su capitán, que traer los ojos de su capitán a sus espaldas. Lo que se manda se oye, lo que se ve se imita. Quien ordena lo que no hace, deshace lo que ordena".
Carpe diem