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Hambirrao Mohite as commanderin-chief of the Marathas in April 1674. Even earlier, Prataprao’s second-in-command had rallied the army for raiding the surrounding Bijapur territory. Bahlol Khan was in pursuit of Anandrao. The Mughals under Diler Khan too joined Bahlol Khan. Here is a graphic description given by Narain Shenoy, the agent of the British, in his letter of 4 April 1674.Anand Roy (Anandrao) passing much inland robbed a city called Pench, eight leagues from Bankapur, which city belongs to Bahlol Khan’s jagir, from whence he returned well-laden with three thousand oxen laden with goods... In said battle fell a brother of Khizr Khan, cousin of Bahlol Khan, and Anand Roy robbed the whole army and brought five hundred horses and two elephants and other things; Bahlol Khan and Khizr Khan fleeing away. Anand Roy on his return* leaving his booty with Shivaji, is gone again to Balaghat to rob more towns.”
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editor can find a qualified source, but even the USAF themselves can be somewhat careless in these matters. However in most cases I am not guilty of introducing the problem, I am the editor who is trying to solve it. For instance do I leave a particular image that is at odds with the accompanying text, or shall I add some additional text that qualifies the image, thus helping the reader, but that I cannot 100% back-up with 'reliable' sources? I'm sure that I have read that
Knowledge (XXG) is a work in progress (
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Pincher). But frequently it is just subtleties of aircraft markings e.g. 123 sqdn features a yellow fin flash on its aircraft, as seen in this image... In this second case I am somewhat relying on the person who added their caption to the image being knowledgeable and correct, although typically I check a variety of images from different photographers, and then select one image as a 'source' for the statement.
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Create a section similar to the Loring AFB article's "Base culture and civilian life" section. It could cover several topics, including "Irwin Army
Hospital" and "Fort Riley museums" sections. I would also like to elaborate on the general amenities and facilities available on the base, and provide a
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Flickr ? Daily Mail ? I am getting impression that Flickr is one of the more acceptable sources for images, but where do we stand if those images contain snippets of information that I would like to incorporate into an article? In the case above, Flickr provides whole newspaper articles from a named
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Patraprao Gujar. He had blamed Prataprao for allowing Bahlol Khan to escape in the battle of Umrani. Stung to the quick, Prataprao rashly fell upon the camp of Bahlol Khan at Nesari on 24 February 1674.He was succeeded
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sources, supporting the other with the tiniest snippet of information (because the current name of the airfield is different to that given in the 'reliable' source). Should I remove it, and leave everyone wondering which specific local airfield goes by that name? And BTW, by what dark & devious
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Knowledge (XXG), not just for me. But I am also proceeding on the basis of making my own judgements as to what is reliable, and then waiting for some kick-back if I should overstep the mark. For example, on the issue of 'yellow fin flashes', of course it is better if an
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Knowledge (XXG)'s coverage of a particular subject area. There was a major effort years ago to create articles on RAF bases, but it fell by the wayside, and one of the editors copied coyrighted text, resulting in some articles
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having their own listings; one article is about the building and the other about the airbase.
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in the Bibliography has first and last round the wrong way, and is missing a year (2010?).
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Fair point, I'll be sure to either find some or just remove these "consequences".
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Smashing response! And I would agree, except in this case (IIRC) it is given as
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Destruction of cultural heritage during the Israeli invasion of the Gaza Strip
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Notwithstanding these specific issues, where do I ask the questions?
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now that you have over 500 edits. That will give you access to the
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You have come to the right place for military aviation expertise.
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hotel and spa, and yes, they are both the same historic building.
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1341:Military person
1137:A-Class crosses
1043:Member affairs
868:Contest entries
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