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WWII lessons for desert

By Armchair General History News |  Published: March 14, 2008 at 11:28 am

WWII lessons for desert (The Telegraph)

New Delhi, March 13: The Indian military will recreate for a global audience a battle from World War II history when it escorts representatives from nearly 65 countries to the desert northwest of Jaisalmer on Monday for an exercise tantalisingly christened Brazen Chariots.



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    paul cooper says:
    2/16/2010 at 10:28 pm

    WORLD WAR 2 SHOULD NEVER BE FORGOTTRN A LOT OF PEOPLE SUFFER VERY MUCH. I HAVE BEEEN STUDING WW11 FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS .

    PAUL COOPER

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