Tom Voltaire Okwalinga, Could this story by Walwanyi in the sunday Vision have been a response to your earlier post???? from the Narrations of Mzee George Walwanyi in sunday vision, it suggests that Mzee wa guniya was brave at the battle field. check out these lines. ....The group that left for Mbarara comprised 200 people and was told that they were going to meet another group of 40 headed by Museveni along the way. ....Walwanyi says he witnessed some of his close friends killed in action. “We had taken cover in the banana plantations around Simba Battalion barracks and I saw my comrade Kutosi shot dead, while another fighter Peter Natoli who attempted to rescue Kutosi, was also hit in a fierce gun battle,” Walwanyi recalls. ....Panic set in and Museveni quickly moved in to fill the gap. By the time he took over, the group of 240 men had been reduced to 70. Most had been killed and others capture ....It was impossible to overrun the barracks at this time and reinforcements were coming in, so Museveni made a decision to withdraw to avoid losing more men. ....“By this time, most of the drivers we had come with had been killed. So Museveni asked who knows how to drive. .... Museveni also said he did not know how to drive, but had sat with drivers and had theoretical knowledge. He said if somebody reversed the car and put it for him on the road, he could drive in one gear. ....Museveni crashed into the petrol station. “At the station he wanted us to go back and burn the remaining trucks, but we were scared to go back and since we had survived, Could this story by Walwanyi in the sunday Vision have been a response to your earlier post????
Posted on: Tue, 11 Jun 2013 08:04:12 +0000
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