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A real Indian Repairman Jack - johntfs - 01-31-2011 A lone Indian Gurkha soldier armed only with his Khukri knife fended off some forty armed robbers on a train when they attempted to rape the 18 year old girl sitting near him. Full story here: http://www.myrepublica.com/portal/index.php?action=news_details&news_id=27100 A real Indian Repairman Jack - rjack_fan - 01-31-2011 That's awesome! We could use more people like that in the world. A real Indian Repairman Jack - The Mad American - 01-31-2011 johntfs Wrote:A lone Indian Gurkha soldier armed only with his Khukri knife fended off some forty armed robbers on a train when they attempted to rape the 18 year old girl sitting near him. That is a pretty cool story. Even though he had his Khukri he was still up against 40 guys... A real Indian Repairman Jack - longbowhunter - 02-01-2011 If you can take on 4 guys at once you can take on 40...at least,thats what Batman taught me. A real Indian Repairman Jack - jjmcculloch - 02-01-2011 A knife in the hands of an expert is the most dangerous, scariest thing around, far more dangerous than a gun. I received my knife defense training from an Israeli Defense Forces sergeant-major and this guy could take out a room in seconds with a knife. I remember thinking (after he'd killed me in training for the tenth or twentieth time) "I am so glad this guy is on our side." A real Indian Repairman Jack - The Mad American - 02-02-2011 jjmcculloch Wrote:A knife in the hands of an expert is the most dangerous, scariest thing around, far more dangerous than a gun. I received my knife defense training from an Israeli Defense Forces sergeant-major and this guy could take out a room in seconds with a knife. I remember thinking (after he'd killed me in training for the tenth or twentieth time) "I am so glad this guy is on our side." Apparently you have never seen Indiana Jones. A real Indian Repairman Jack - Bluesman Mike Lindner - 02-02-2011 Joe Haldeman mentioned, in WAR STORIES, his knife-fighting training when he was the Army. His instructor's advice? "Run like hell!" Which strikes me as sound doctrine. Get out of the way, and let your buddies take the foeman down with supersonic lead. A real Indian Repairman Jack - KRW - 02-02-2011 The Mad American Wrote:Apparently you have never seen Indiana Jones.That was ad libbed because Harrison Ford had to crap and he was in a hurry! A real Indian Repairman Jack - Peter - 02-02-2011 I used to drink with the Gurkhas when they were stationed near me. The most honourable, trustworthy, fearsome fighting men you could ever meet. And, in essence, a mercenary army for the UK. A real Indian Repairman Jack - Bluesman Mike Lindner - 02-02-2011 Peter Wrote:I used to drink with the Gurkhas when they were stationed near me. The most honourable, trustworthy, fearsome fighting men you could ever meet. And, in essence, a mercenary army for the UK. Tales are told, Peter, that all Britain's enemies needed to hear was, "The Gurkhas are coming!", and the enemies would be on the run. But "mercenaries"? Wouldn't each man call himself "a British soldier"? |