"We Will Have No Problem Blowing Your @$$ Up"

Published on February 18, 2025
Duration: 2:37

This entry details a firsthand account of military operations in Liberia during a civil war, as recounted by an expert speaker. It covers reconnaissance missions, the compromise of a clandestine operation, and the subsequent role as a liaison team to quell the conflict. The speaker emphasizes direct engagement with rebel factions and claims their actions significantly contributed to ending the 14-year civil war.

Quick Summary

An expert recounts critical military operations in Liberia, including reconnaissance under fire and the compromise of a clandestine mission. The team then acted as liaisons, directly confronting rebel factions and issuing stern warnings to cease violence, which they claim significantly contributed to ending the 14-year civil war.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Early Liberia Reconnaissance Scene
  2. 00:21Quick Reaction Force Launch
  3. 00:46Clandestine Operation Compromised
  4. 01:05Mission Change and Liaison Role
  5. 01:31Commanding Nigerian/LURD Forces
  6. 01:56Threatening Rebels to Stop Violence
  7. 02:15Ending the Civil War

Frequently Asked Questions

What role did reconnaissance play in the Liberian civil war operations?

Reconnaissance missions, including hydrographic surveys, were critical for understanding the operational environment. These were conducted even under active gunfights, highlighting the need for rapid assessment and extraction capabilities.

How was a clandestine operation compromised in Liberia?

The operation was compromised when Liberian fishermen identified the presence of RIBs (boats) used for extraction. This indicated a breach of operational security, as their presence was not meant to be known to the local populace.

What was the speaker's role after the clandestine operation was compromised?

Following the compromise, the speaker's team transitioned to a liaison role. They worked with ECOMIL forces and Nigerian/NIBATT commanders to help stop the civil war, engaging directly with rebel factions.

How did the speaker's team threaten rebels to stop violence?

The speaker issued direct warnings to rebels, threatening to 'blow your ass up' if they were caught firing rockets on bridges, crossing into markets, or engaging in violence like beating civilians or stealing cars.

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