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what is that?They Left my father's whole unug of 12 Soldiers Inside Somali Galbeed when they announced War Over before they gathered all the Soldiers who were on patrol. I am still looking for whoever was leading the war at that time. My Father's battalion had to walk on hiding every night for months before they reached Somali Soil. Unfortunately, No one even noticed that they left soldiers behind. How can you not notice 12 young soldiers who were on patrol and just leave. I am taking whoever is incharge of the milatary now who is general dhuumaal.
My father is still loyal to his superiors and don't hold grudges. My Mother had to wore asaay for 2 months then aabe and his friends just re-appeared.


War am not like those guys. My father is a loyal Somali Milatary officer. He has been in the Milatary in all his Prime age ( 17-45). I am just mad because they left him on the Wilderness. Plus am not after one milatary officer anaka. I would suing the Somali Milatary as an organization. Whoever is incharge or whoever he appoints need to come to court. Plus the court would be in Somalia not the west like those calaacal people suing cali Samatar personality.![]()
Beesha iidoor calaacal badana wah wah

Abdirisak,Brother Caburiye
These guys who replied your question are either too naive or indifferent your concern. I have my own misfortune about that war; i lost many family members in that strugle which i believe it was right thing to do to free Somali-Galbeed.
0n late march 1978 at Jigjiga Ali Samatar was at the front line and many neglected Somali fighters were deserting from frontline. Ali Samatar Ciro and Galal wanted to send a strong messege to the army so they ordered to court marshal some of the soldier who left their units.
Somehow, someone had a hidden agent and ordered every commander to send half dozen his best fighters in order to boost the moral of the army, as the heroes came to Jigjiga to be decoreted with ranks and medals of honor which they fought so hard they were sarounded by Somali military police units and gun downed, military police commander was told by his superiors he was to massacre Ethiopian POWS which itself was against international law.
Among 80 victims of that massacre were my mother's young brother and my father's young brother......i always wanted to be held responsible whoever was behind that massacre, After the war when my grandma came to Mogadishu to find out whatever happened to her young son when she found out the truth...... she dead from nothing else but anger and disappoinment.
But this guy Dhuumaal was herding goats a place called Mataa arba so dont waste your time with him that is what i would imagine about about dhuumaal.

Inaa Lilaah wa Inaa Ilaah raajicuun. Little did he know that, he was sending them to their graves.there were 5 or more survivors of that massacre General Samatar and col Galaal were at Jigjiga at that moment.
But one ironic accident that made me to cry was there was one rer Bari commander who sent his own brother and inlow to give them quick promation among doomed heroes.


Xarjaale,![]()
Beesha iidoor calaacal badana wah wah


Abdirizak, I am not dishonouring those men.bro Lamagoodle i differ:
Certainly, there were many other cases where soldiers were court marshalled for cowardness but those 80 soldiers that was massacred at Jigjiga was sinister plot to disarm the Somali fighters and whoever was behind succeeded his objective.
Again, please dont dishonour those men, at least if you dont know the truth about their dead research the fact instead of making unfounded and imaginary statement.


My apologies; I meant your uncles.Lamagoodle
First of all i did not said my father was among dead, secondly i did not say it was about qabiil. you gotta be reading someone else's post and finally there is no military or civilian logic that says sellect your best men and massacre them. please, there is no point to continue this converse with you.
Thank you

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