Traditional Warfare?

[Ken Hanly]

Of course the Americans and their aboriginal allies were cowards. They hid
behind trees and fired from cover instead of forming a square and fighting
like men. It was a war of civilized people against barbarians. Or perhaps in
modern lingo--asymmetrical warfare.

Cheers, Ken Hanly

P.S. Although didnt Rudyard Kipling write a poem praising the Fuzzy-Wuzzy
for breaking the British Square?

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Subject: Traditional Warfare?


>
> During the War of Independence, weren't American Revolutionaries
> considered "terrorists" for hiding behind rocks and trees in their NEW way
> of fighting a conventional war - instead of as in traditional warfare
> where combatants stood facing each other?
>
> Hank
> http://pnews.org/
>