Maj.
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Initially admiring of Gen. George McClellan, he wearied of his stubborn reluctance to pursue the enemy: “McClellan’s repose is doubtless majestic,” he wrote in October 1862, a few weeks before Abraham Lincoln replaced McClellan with Maj.
“Shielding your identity is an element of perfidy,” retired Maj.
From Salon
On Thursday, coalition spokesman Maj Gen Turki al-Malki said it had "reliable intelligence" showing Zubaidi and his associates fled from Aden's port in the early hours of Wednesday on board a St Kitts and Nevis-flagged passenger ship.
From BBC
“When they began with the drone attacks, it was a fairly severe impact—the sudden appearance of a capability that, quite frankly, wasn’t on our radar,” said Maj.
In the latest strike, Saudi military spokesman Maj.
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