In fact one of the British commanders in the region then, Sir Reginald Wingate, described Lawrence's army as“an untrained rabble, most of whom have never fired a rifle.”.
Lindeiner later surrendered to advancing British forces as the war ended and was imprisoned for two years at the British prison known as the“London Cage”.
It was an evolution from a similar system[1] that was used during World War II by American and British forces to retrieve both personnel and downed assault gliders following airborne operations.
They are very concerned about taking casualties and have even trained their guns on British troops, which has led to some confrontations between soldiers.
This is while shipping brokers in London who have carried out weapon deliveries for the British and U.S. military in the past say that shipment of such a large cargo of weapons to Israel is rare.
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