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    THE ARAB LEGION

    Jul 08, 2021 3 minutes
    “GLUBB PASHA EARNED THE TRUST OF HIS BEDOUIN THROUGH UNFAILING PROFESSIONALISM AND A GENUINE COMPASSION FOR THEIR WELFARE”

    he British Army’s prolonged excursion in the Middle East had a lasting effect on generations of officers. While TE Lawrence is best remembered for his role in the Arab Revolt and overall contributions to special operations, other men of similar calibre are less celebrated today. One of them is General Sir John Bagot Glubb, whose loyal subordinates ordained him Glubb Pasha, in

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