Capturing Enemy Weapons for Further Study
Code Name VET 101 looks at several subjects of interest. The first is regarding captured weapon systems and how they can be abused against you. This is why all weapons, fuel, vehicles, whatever, must be destroyed before surrender or capture. As can be studied in history, unfortunately, this does not always happen.
The same rules apply for counter-terrorism and counterinsurgency, nothing that can be used by the enemy should be captured by them, although, this too, is wishful thinking.
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In 2017, the Taliban displayed US Special Forces equipment, an FN SCAR rifle, ACOG scopes and night vision equipment on the internet. Before that, ISIS also displayed a great many captured Humvees and other military hardware. A concerned reader wrote to me that in Afghanistan the Taliban have more captured or stolen American night vision scopes than the official Afghan Army. They decimated an Afghan platoon with their newly acquired night vision scopes. The platoon lost more than 20 men in the first few minutes, killed one by one. You may deduct then that the Taliban had the technological upper hand here. Americans and other NATO soldiers are going to be shot dead as a result. Yet, there are no warnings in mainstream.
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Secondly, we look at concentration camps in some detail. GMJ readers know that I mention the British Army Concentration Camps against the Afrikaner during the Second Anglo Boer War in my intelligence briefings. Historically, one third, yes, one out of every three Afrikaner women and children died in those camps that existed between 1901 and 1902. It is a very big deal since many historians, myself included, believe that this caused Apartheid. No one has ever officially apologised.
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We also discuss the better-known Jewish Holocaust. One that was apologised for by Germany, retribution paid many times and most importantly, the fact that the State of Israel could and did take revenge. This was denied to the Afrikaner.
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Finally, we expose the absurdity of the US mainstream media and the Senate regarding the 2017 Niger Ambush where four Green Berets died. The tragic events were exactly what I warned could happen.
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Apparently, none of my warning messages reached those that needed them most and just about everything was done wrong. Unfortunately there will surely be another similar fiasco.
Description:
Spymaster extraordinaire, Angelique Dawson is in Tanzania to assist Mossad Team Leader, Devorah Arik, to capture a newly upgraded Soviet Era ZSU-23-4 “Shilka.” The SPAAG (Self-Propelled Radar Guided Anti-Aircraft Weapon System) has what is known as the Giovanni Racer upgrade making it deadly against low flying attack aircraft and incoming missiles.
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Angelique is, as usual, not explaining much to her future husband and former Police Special Forces Company Commander, Geoffrey Foxtrot, the narrator, who is trying to keep her safe. He suspects that the Shilka capture is a cover up for something else. He knows that there are two companies of Israeli Special Forces in Nairobi, Kenya, for “a combined operation with the Kenyan Army.”
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However, the presence of the top Mossad Team combined with Angelique’s people indicates something else is brewing. He is not wrong…
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Code Name VET 101 is the 38th book of the popular GMJ Series.