When US Marines Challenged British Paras — The Result Was EMBARRASSING

April 1996, Camp Lejeune, North Carolina — a US Marine sergeant leans out of a Humvee, laughs at a column of British Paras tabbing past in the Carolina heat, and shouts something he'd regret within seventy-two hours. By the end of that week, 38,000 Marines on home turf had been quietly humiliated by a brigade a quarter their size — and the Pentagon buried the results so deep most Americans have never heard of it. So what actually happened in those five days at Camp Lejeune that the US Marine Corps still doesn't want you to know?