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Originally posted by Zach
the french shoot something??? what?!?!! common get serious for once...they prolly made a maginot line on the water forcing the ship to go around it...and to completely avoid any opposition...
[edit on 9/28/2005 by Zach]
Originally posted by namehere
why the french jokes? its not funny after so long and ignorant too, i mean we ran in somolia, refused to enter baghdad in the first gulf war, we ran from lebanon in 1982, in both world wars we were neutral for years and cowardly proffited off arms to both sides, i could list many but i think i made the point.
Originally posted by Crakeur
this always makes me laugh and many people know it.
at google type in french military victories and hit "feeling lucky"
GIGN is one of the world's busiest and best Counter-Terrorist units. Between 1974 and 1985 they participated in over 650 operations that freed over 500 hostages and eliminated dozens of terrorists. Over 1,000 have been arrested. In that same time they suffered 5 dead and dozens severly wounded (nine were wounded in the recent assault of Air France flight 8969).
GIGN was initially formed in 1974 and was to be no greater than 100 operators. Since then it has never been larger than 90 members. GIGN has always been inventive and effective in their operations. In their operational debut, a takedown of a bus in Djibouti (February, 1976), sandwiches that were permitted by the terrorists to be fed to the hostages were drugged. The tranquilized hostages (30 school children) fell asleep, thus clearing the view for GIGN snipers.
Originally posted by stumason
Originally posted by Crakeur
this always makes me laugh and many people know it.
at google type in french military victories and hit "feeling lucky"
Yeah, funny site but is quite inacurate in parts. Also, it is a fake Google search page..check the URL.
Originally posted by Crakeur
I didn't say it was a google site, merely that it was accessible via google.
we're french bashing here, n'est pas?