A young Afghan boy gives the thumbs down to a passing NATO French Foreign Legion convoy near Surobi some 50 kms east of Kabul, Afghanistan.
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nice views.
the thinking of the people have 2 b changed
hi..
I was trying to read your blogpost frm last 2 days but I dnt know y but thr was an error coming like “509 Bandwidth exceeded error” something like that..
and regarding ur post, I dont know what is NATO French Foreign Legion convoy?
I want to know more b’coz without knowing exact matter I can’t comment on this, so first I m going to search on net what is it.
If anyone can explain me little here, it will be great help..
and thanx for pointing out this issue which is completely new to me.
hello,
thanks for this post and telling me about the new issue which i am not aware off it before.
keep it up with good work.
manish, french foreign legion is a regiment of french army that is composed *entirely* of foreigners i.e non-french people. they were originally created as expendable (use and throw) soldiers during the africa campaigns of french colonial history i.e 19th century.
now they are considered the crack troops of french army. in vietnam it was the FFL that was the last french forces fighting against heavy odds with vietnamese communist troops (and lost) before the americans intervened on the side of the french.
the incident is quite famous, it happened at a place called “dien bien phu”. google it.