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Being one of the people who you drove past quickly, apology accepted,... but I'm sure you can understand that people at the time thought you were being a bit aggressive if you were worked up.... understandable now. At least you know for next time, if unsure ask.... hindsight is a wonderful thing, but if you thought you heard "not to attack at night", perhaps simplying qualifying that might have prompted someone explaining why, or clearing up the confusion. As mentioned before, we were all fully expecting you to attack at any moment, NV goggles are no good when the eyes looking through

As the Rangers Radio Operator, I had a great weekend, even if I didn't fire a shot until gone 9am on Sunday morning. Perhaps the questions and answers that you pointed out may have been mis-interpreted. That's all I can think of. Our callsign 3-1 were on the horn to me constantly with reports of approaching locals "can't make out whether they are armed" all afternoon and evening, you didn't have to attack us to make us on a razor sharp edge all evening and night. Thermal was used at about 10:30-11pm on the Saturday night when the Ranger IC was trying to make out a feint white glow do