Slavic union

[afric]

pyjamas

ok thank you for confirming

 

[Deleted member 305]

as you see here in this (((RUSSIAN))) propaganda video (long live lenin), the average russian joe is better equipped and wears epic camo that also keeps his balls protected from SUBZERO temperatures. america u stand no chance.

 

[Akula]

as you see here in this (((RUSSIAN))) propaganda video (long live lenin), the average russian joe is better equipped and wears epic camo that also keeps his balls protected from SUBZERO temperatures. america u stand no chance.

when it's actually british camo

 

[ddæ]

when you and your fuggin nazi best friend freeze to death fighting the slavic union

 

[Deleted member 305]

when it's actually british camo

lend lease

 

[Husky]

I am saying nowadays an advancing army dosen't have to rely on rail links 24/7, as many armies did during WW2 and WW1.

Also what do you mean


are you saying that they can pussy out as a more 'organised' force slowly advances? i don't understand, this isn't the era where generals are gulliable and fall for greed.

Yes, American generals are not smart.

Let's take a recent example, Afghanistan, how did Americans attempt to conquer the taliban? Murder anyone and everyone that's with them, they won the battles, they have lost the war. British had the right idea of trying to get hearts and minds but this had limited effect.
Vietnam, how did Americans try to win? Bomb them into submission and send in a ton of forces, once land based warfare failed they went for kill count to win, they lost.

American soldiers and generels rely on "We have more men then you do." We know this as when Montgomery was commanding American tank units they were terrified of fighting the enemy when they had less men, Montgomery convinced them that their quality was superior and was able to use their strenghs rather then their numbers, which was what the Americans relied on during world war two (and in part their industrialisation.)

 

[Akula]

Yes, American generals are not smart.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Norman_Schwarzkopf_Jr.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_S._Patton
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_M._Gavin
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dwight_D._Eisenhower
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ulysses_S._Grant
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Theodore_Roosevelt
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chester_W._Nimitz
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Mattis

????

 

[Husky]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_S._Patton

When German generals were questioned on their fear of Patton after the war, almost every single German officer had never heard of him.

 

[Akula]

When German generals were questioned on their fear of Patton after the war, almost every single German officer had never heard of him.

and your point is

 

[Husky]

and your point is

 

[Ond]

When German generals were questioned on their fear of Patton after the war, almost every single German officer had never heard of him.

source

and also just because they havent heard of him he is apparently not a good general???

 

[Husky]

source

and also just because they havent heard of him he is apparently not a good general???

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and your point is

That he was not a feared or good generel, during the battle of the bulge he handed every American tank unit over to Monty as he was getting his ass handed to him.

 

[ddæ]

guys you're arguing against a person who wanted to play as the brits for the ww3rp generations, give up

 

[Husky]

guys you're arguing against a person who wanted to play as the brits for the ww3rp generations, give up

The Brits did much more in WW2 then people realise, Americans just stole the glory and claimed that they won it themselves. RIP those of the Kings Shropshire Light Infantry.

 

[afric]

The Brits did much more in WW2 then people realise, Americans just stole the glory and claimed that they won it themselves.

were in the slavic union thread and you wish to discuss american and british input in ww2

tread carefully

 

[Akula]

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That he was not a feared or good generel, during the battle of the bulge he handed every American tank unit over to Monty as he was getting his ass handed to him.

>be one of the first American officers to embrace armoured warfare during WW1
>perfect the early armoured warfare doctrine
>lead the US army through early victories in North Africa
>be instrumental in the Italian campaigns
>be instrumental in the D-Day landings and the march to the rhine

but oh no some autistic british 15 year old says he fucked up one battle guess he's awful

 

[Deleted member 305]

Aleksandr Dugin, the man who can unite all slavs

 

[Husky]

>be one of the first American officers to embrace armoured warfare during WW1
>perfect the early armoured warfare doctrine
>lead the US army through early victories in North Africa
>be instrumental in the Italian campaigns
>be instrumental in the D-Day landings and the march to the rhine

but oh no some autistc british 15 year old says he fucked up one battle guess he's awful

BAHAHAHA
AMERICANS EMBRACING TANKS DURING WW1.

Yeah it's not like Tanks were introduced by the Brits first and then the Americans joined in the last year of the war.
Haig recognised where tanks were and were not useful (see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Passchendaele)

Montgomery got Winston drunk and convinced him to use armoured regiments in Africa, not the Americans, and Monty turned round the African campaign.

Brits mainly did subterfuge work on the Italian peninsula so can't really argue that, although we did get pretty much most of the German tank divisions in Italy at the time due to the operation: The man who never was.

D-Day landings. Winston, Patton, Eisenhower and Montgomery were all planning the attack. Patton's plan was taken opposed to Montgomery's dagger attack which would have shortened the war by a year according to proffesionals but would have cost much mroe civilian and military casualties. The only reason Patton got it was because Monty wanted to invade during the storm and he threatened to resign unless they attacked during the eye of the storm, which Patton was forced to agree to as he wanted to keep Monty, as did Churchill.



Once D-Day was over Patton did basically fuck all.

And I think we've de-railed this enough.

 

[ddæ]

 

[Akula]

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