The "Most Courageous" Raid of WWII

[tryrtty54]

Thanks for your post.

[LineDoggie]

Not true. The Commonwealth stood together, alone, prior to July 41.

As for the documentary, the title is from Lord Louis Montbatten own words to decribe the raid.

Get over it.

Get over what? I'm agreeing with you. My Mistake was saying UK instead of Commonwealth. See what I was responding to.

[He219]

Get over what? I'm agreeing with you.

Ngati wasn't directing the second part of his comment at you.
It became redundant after your prior statement:

You guys didn't look into this . It was Lord Louis Montbatten then Chief of Combined Operations who called it the most courageous raid.

Quotation Marks added to thread title to clarify.

Carryon.

[LineDoggie]

Ngati wasn't directing the second part of his comment at you.
It became redundant after your prior statement:



Quotation Marks added to thread title to clarify.

Carryon.

My Apologies then.

[CJvR]

The Eben-Emael operation.

[Ngati Tumatauenga]

Get over what? I'm agreeing with you. My Mistake was saying UK instead of Commonwealth. See what I was responding to.

As He219 said.

The Eben-Emael operation.

This isn't a, "which is the most courageous raid" thread. Stay on topic.

[Blutarsky]

As He219 said.



This isn't a, "which is the most courageous raid" thread. Stay on topic.

But such a thing would be a good read/watch. No matter which country I would love to read about that.

[Ngati Tumatauenga]

Then start your own.