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With khukris and assault rifles, Singapore's Gurkhas to guard Trump-Kim summit
With khukris and assault rifles, Singapore’s Gurkhas to guard Trump-Kim summit
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) – When U.S. President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un meet for their historic summit in Singapore later this month, they will be protected by men from one of the fiercest warrior tribes in the world – the Gurkhas of Nepal.
FILE PHOTO: Gurkha policemen stand guard at the venue of the 16th IISS Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore June 2, 2017.…
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With khukris and assault rifles, Singapore's Gurkhas to guard Trump-Kim summit
With khukris and assault rifles, Singapore’s Gurkhas to guard Trump-Kim summit
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SINGAPORE: When US President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un meet for their historic summit in Singapore + later this month, they will be protected by men from one of the fiercest warrior tribes in the world – the Gurkhas of Nepal.
While both leaders will bring their own personal security teams, elite Singaporean police, including its Gurkha Contingent, will be…
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That Kukri blade notch - what is it for?
A drawing from Indian and Oriental Arms and Armour by Lord Egerton (1896). The kukris portrayed in this collection are truly ancient and show some subtle stylistic differences from the more modern weapons discussed here. Note for instance the lake of a Kaudi on some of these examples, or the differences in blade geometry.
The Illustrated London News from Saturday, February 22, 1908. This image, more than any other, cemented the reputation of the kukri as a fearsome weapon in the imagination of the western reading public.
Kukris!
c.1898