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Good read with a smile on my face.
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Okay then go and read the books I had mentioned.even google gives only SIKHISM sources. so ya keep the title of troll. So please provide a non indian source. If you want us to believe this story.
Okay then go and read the books I had mentioned.
Yes. Because if there is a war, that is pretty much the only hope your army hasAlso, Pakistan Army should consider painting cows and monkeys on their tanks and uniforms. Might help vs Indians.
Come at us bro.Yes. Because if there is a war, that is pretty much the only hope your army has
I liked the U boats and hammer part best and thats why I posted this thread.Let me guess, you made this post because Sikhs were mentioned in the article?
Also, Pakistan Army should consider painting cows and monkeys on their tanks and uniforms. Might help vs Indians.
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Pigs used by romans as an elephant countermeasure against pyrrhus of epirus's indian war elephants .
Camels by cyrus the great against croesus's lydians at thymbra battle.
Clickfire: Military Use of Elephants in the Greek and Roman PeriodThe ancient sources are very clear in indicating that pigs were used to deter elephants in battle. Pliny writes “elephants are scared by the smallest squeal of a pig; and when wounded and frightened, they always give ground (VIII, 1.27).” Aelian says that “it was by these squealing pigs, they say, that the Romans turned to flight the elephants of Pyrrhus and won a glorious victory (1,38).” The most frequently told tale concerning pigs as a counter weapon to elephants may be represented by Aelian and Polyaenus: when Antigonas Gonatas was besieging Megara, the Megarians succeeded in routing the besiegers’ elephants by dousing pigs in oil and igniting them and then turning them loose against the elephants.
I've personally seen them. They are pretty friendly!I read some where,Americans are training dolphins,weird shit man.