It’s hard not to feel a twinge of regret, every now and then when someone or something stirs a memory, deep buried by decades. A way of life lost brought bubbling to the surface by a random conversation with Ajja, hearing a speech from Nava. Tradition, ties lost in a moment of madness. But such is life and no one said it’s fair. I really don’t have much to complain about. It may be humid but the sun is shining brightly, when it doesn’t the monsoon rains are warm and friendly. Living in this island maybe one long acid trip, but the highs are pretty good, mountains, leopards and the Big Blue.
(No) regrets.
Pearl Harbor & Ceylon: a ‘What If?’ Look at the Value of Intelligence &
Aerial Reconnaissance
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In the years after World War Two, and indeed, even today, there has been
much speculation on how an early warning of an impending Japanese attack on
Pearl ...
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