King Patronizes Armed Forces Celebration of the 57th Anniversary of the Battle of Karama - Jordan News
His Majesty, the Supreme Commander, reviewed the names of the martyrs of the units and formations that participated in the Battle of Karama, as aircraft from the Royal Jordanian Air Force, specifically F-16 jets, flew overhead.
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