Why This 'Hated' Canadian Rifle Proved Every Critic Wrong In Combat

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The morning mist hung thick over the Imjen River Valley on November 14th, 1951, creating ghostly shapes among the frostcovered reeds. At 0437 hours, Sergeant Robertlair crouched in a drainage ditch approximately 6 km north of the UN lines, watching a Chinese supply convoy wind its way along the mud track that passed for a road. The temperature had ... Read More