What are the Turkish Special Forces like?

Answer: I had an interesting time in Turkey way back in 1993.​ I had been in th.​.​.​ Long's Digest Top Stories For You What are the Turkish Special Forces like? Martin Parker, BSc War Studies, King's College London (1994) Written Aug 23 I had an interesting time in Turkey way back in 1993. I had been in the Army for three years and was on a large NATO excercise there. One day I was prepping some equipment ...  Read More » Why is logarithm to the base e shortened as 'ln' when there is no 'n' in the word 'logarithm'? Robert Nichols Written Aug 24 Why is logarithm to the base e shortened as 'ln' when there is no 'n' in the word 'logarithm'? As I understand it, ln is derived from "natural logarithm" in French. However ...  Read More » Why do so many people advise to refuse a cop if the cop asks permission to search your car without warrant? I mean if I have nothing to hide, then why not let the cop search the car? David Kent, former Police Officer (Retired) at Virginia Beach, VA (1979-2010) Written Aug 24 In 30 years of law enforcement I never asked for consent to search. Here's why: I took an oath to uphold the US Constitution. The 4th Amendment defines a legal search as one...  Read More » Are Australian soldiers good? Baz Barović, former Worked with New Zealand and Australian Forces (1998-2010) Written Aug 25 Are Australian soldiers good? The Australian Army have served in various conflicts: Vietnam, Afghanistan and Iraq. Along with providing support to peace enforcement/peacekee...  Read More » Does mathematics actually exist in the universe or is it simply a human construct? Josh Anderson Updated 20h ago In his famous essay The Unreasonable Effectiveness of Mathematics in the Natural Sciences, the Nobel Prize winning physicist Eugene Wigner wrote that the correspondence bet...  Read More » What if all laws were enforced by S.W.A.T? Stephen Shoemate Written Aug 24 Do you realize how that makes you sound? You get stopped for speeding, at 5 over the linit, and a dozen swat team-members surround you; all pointing tricked-out weapons at ...  Read More » What are some of the weirdest close-range weapons? Andrew Morse, Collector of curio, relic, & antique firearms. 03 FFL. Written Aug 22 With the understanding that "weird" is a loaded and subjective term, I present to you some weird weapons! Mere Club Used by the Māori tribes of New Zealand, this simple-looki...  Read More » When I was 5, my sister was double my age, now I am 10, how old is my sister? Sejn Hu Written Aug 21 The proportions of their ages aren't always 1:2, they were then. 5*2=10 His sister was 10 when he was 5. That means, after five years she'll be 15, and he will be 10. Him bei...  Read More » What do police officers think about cannabis? Mark Werner, 45 years in police work. Written Aug 20 That it should have been legalized for recreational use nationwide. Again and again, medical professionals and blue-ribbon panels have declared marijuana to be the "most ben...  Read More » What was the dumbest invasion in U.S. military history? Richard Francis White, former Counter Intelligence at U.S. Army (1969-1991) Written 11h ago The one I participated in - The Invasion of Grenada in 1983. The Governor-General Of Grenada went to the U. S. Department of State under President "Saint Ronnie" Reagan and ...  Read More »   Read More in Your Feed Follow Quora on: Get the App for iOS and Android This email was sent by Quora (650 Castro Street #450, Mountain View, CA 94041). If you don't want to receive this type of email in the future, please unsubscribe.http://www.quora.com/