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Soldiers carry the coffin of Lance Corporal Manjula Serum during his funeral in Dhamana village, in eastern Sri Lanka Ampara, November 19, 2008. Serum was killed last Sunday when the government military exchanged fire with Tamil Tiger rebels in Akkarayakualam, north of country.
Honour guards attend the funeral of Lance Corporal Manjula Serum in Dhamana village, in eastern Sri Lanka Ampara, November 19, 2008. Serum was killed last Sunday when the government military exchanged fire with Tamil Tiger rebels in Akkarayakualam, north of country.
Honour guards stand during the funeral of Lance Corporal Manjula Serum in Dhamana village, in eastern Sri Lanka Ampara, November 19, 2008. Serum was killed last Sunday when the government military exchanged fire with Tamil Tiger rebels in Akkarayakualam, north of country.
Relatives mourn near the body of Lance Corporal Manjula Serum during his funeral in Dhamana village, in eastern Sri Lanka Ampara, November 19, 2008. Serum was killed last Sunday when the government military exchanged fire with Tamil Tiger rebels in Akkarayakualam, north of country.
A supporter of hard line nationalist political party Jathika Hela Urumaya, also known as National Heritag, holds a Sri Lanka's national flag as he marches with novice Buddhist monks during a procession honouring military forces fighting against the county's Tamil Tiger rebels, in Colombo November 19
Members of the Sri Lanka's hard line nationalist party Jathika Hela Urumaya, also known as National Heritage, parade in streets carrying Sri Lankan national flags during a march in honor of the Sri Lankan defense forces in Colombo, Sri Lanka, Wednesday, Nov. 19, 2008. Sri Lankan air force jets bombed a rebel training camp in the north as ground forces waged new battles with Tamil Tiger rebels across the front lines, the military said Wednesday _________________
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Posted: Wed Dec 03, 2008 7:49 am Post subject:
The progress of the ongoing counter terrorists operations remained unchecked by the monsoon rains as highly motivated Sri Lanka Army soldiers took up the challenge. The pictures show how TF 1 soldiers maintained supplies to the forward elements over the flooded Pooneryn-Paranthan road
Some self claimed defence experts hoped Sri Lanka Army would encounter a similar situation once faced by Napoleon's Armies in Moscow , when lack of supplies and hostile weather destroyed troops. However, the experience and the tactics of battle hardened Sri Lanka army soldiers were beyond the capacity of such analysts . The soldiers have turned the hostile weather to their advantage while the terrorists have been hoisted with their own petard
A soldier drains rainwater from his boot after crossing a flooded road in Poonaryn, northern Sri Lanka, an area the military recently recaptured _________________
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