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The Tigers suffered over 1, casualties. The idea was to avoid a frontal assault that would have led to the loss of many LTTE lives, since the army had numerical and logistical superiority.
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The Jaffna-Kandy road, the A-9 Highway and the railway line to Jaffna run through Elephant Pass, making the narrow strip of land in a sense the gateway to Jaffna. Elephant Pass was thought to be an impregnable military complex. Before the battle the LTTE seized the southern defenses around the base and then severed the sea link to it by capturing the area around Vettilaikerny and cutting the main northern highway, threatening to completely isolate the base.
The first stage of the LTTE campaign to take control of the peninsula was launched on 11 December Meanwhile, the 53rd Division of the Sri Lanka Army was brought in to relieve the pressure on the 54th Division deployed in the Elephant Pass sector. The 53rd was an elite force that had been trained by the United States and Pakistan. It had a series of commanding officers, including Brig. Gamini Hettiaratchy, Gen.
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Sisira Wijeysinghe, Brig. Sivali Wanigaseker and Brig. The LTTE's veteran Black Tiger units stormed into the Iyakkachchi military base in the early hours of the morning in a multi-pronged assault and overran the well-fortified camp after several hours of intense fighting. LTTE rebels penetrated the central base, destroying several artillery pieces, tanks, armored vehicles and ammunition dumps.
With the fall of Iyakachchi and the collapse of the command structure of its defending troops, LTTE combat units moved swiftly and stormed into Elephant Pass from different directions.
By late evening Army Command decided to evacuate all of its positions in Elephant Pass and ordered a new defensive line further to the north. The defense establishment's decision to move the troops out of the Elephant Pass base was, however, forced on it primarily by a shortage of drinking water. The camp was equipped with machinery for desalination of water, but it had broken down and not been repaired.
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The Tigers also captured several armored vehicles, tanks, military trucks, bulldozers and high-tech communication systems. In the end soldiers and rebels were killed. Another soldiers were wounded. Among the top army officers killed were Brig.
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Percy Fernando , Col. Bhathiya Jayatilleka , Col. Rohitha Neil Akmeemana , Col. Harish Hewarachi and Lt. Hewage Hewawasam.
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On the Tigers' side, the women's brigade chief, Lt. Lakshiya, was reported killed. Event details Scan to join Community Groups for chat, info and more! Set in the Anti-Japanese War period, the play tells how a teenager, who grows up with a little elephant, lives in harmony and defends the motherland during the war. However, the expanding invasion of the Japanese forces poses a huge threat to the Da Luo village on the China's border.
Bo Nong Ding finally determines to come to the front line with Ga Suo to combat the enemies and defend their homeland. Now they are not only friends, but also comrades-in-arms. The story, set in the flames of the war, unfolds with the growth of the child and the baby elephant, conveying a theme of harmony between human beings and elephants. With dramatic ups and downs, lifelike elephant puppets, and alternating light and shadow, the stage play evokes profound sympathy with loyalty and harmony and arouses people's familial and national sentiments peculiar to the Chinese people.
In , he studied in Lincoln Centre for half a year.