Thirty-Eight-Year Military Campaign Finally Ends

Laurence Vance, August 01, 2007

Operation Banner in Northern Ireland, the British army’s longest continuous military campaign in its history, has finally ended after thirty-eight years. 

Lieutenant-General Nicholas Parker, the General Officer Commanding, “makes it clear that he will not offer an opinion on ‘who won’ – no matter how many times the question is rephrased.”

Will the United States be in Iraq for thirty-eight years? Since we have had troops in Japan, Italy, Germany, and South Korea for over fifty years, I say yes.



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One Response to “Thirty-Eight-Year Military Campaign Finally Ends”

  1. Marycatherine Barton
    November 5th, 2007 at 5:22 pm

    Yeah, that’s the federalists and their owners plan.