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THANK YOU. The reason most people thing their military is the best because of the insane amount of money they put into military spending. As for the T-72 comments, they mostly defeat ed iraq and iran so quickly because of their air superiority, but yes they were mostly target practice for the M1s due to their outdated-ness.
Not even including MARSOC and Recon Marines.
See, even urself swayed away from the main topic.
You asked for 1, i give you 5.
V2 rockets.
Me-262 Jet Fighter
HS-293 A-1 Anti ship missile
MG 34/42
Sturmgewehr 44 (Assault Rifle)
You asked for 1, i give you 5.
V2 rockets.
Me-262 Jet Fighter
HS-293 A-1 Anti ship missile
MG 34/42
Sturmgewehr 44 (Assault Rifle) [/quote]
The US had strategic bombers that actually did damage. The V2 was potato powered and would miss city sized targets.
The Me-262 got destroyed by P-51 and RAF Spitfires and typhoons. It also had a engine lifespan of a few hours.
The US had Tiny Tim rockets and Naval bombers. The luftwaffle did more damage to the kriegsmarine than the Royal navy or USN.
The MG34 and MG42 were cheap and unreliable compared to the M1919, M1917 and M2 .50 the US used. They were only utilized because Germany had poorly trained conscripts that had to rely exclusively on machine guns where US and British infantry had actual riflemen.
And neither gun could be operated effectively in a heavy or vehicle mounted role like the M2 .50.
The STG-44 weighs 10lbs couldn't feed its comically long magazine if it loaded 30 rounds, couldn't mount a bayonet, rifle grenade or optic and was issued as a SMG for assault troops.
The M1 Carbine was issued to literally everyone, weighs 6lbs, didn't jam, mounted all 3 of those things and was later field modified to the M2 to operate full auto.
Basic training for a US infantryman lasts 10 weeks.
Basic for a soldier in the British Army lasts 14 weeks.
Finland spends 5.5 to 11.5 months training their soldiers/conscripts.
Basic for French soldiers is 12 weeks, same for Germany.
And the only tradition of the Royal Navy is binge drinking?
First off, that is British tradition full stop, and not limited to the RN.
Second, binge drinking does not enable you to successfully dominate the oceans for approx. 200 years and force china to open their ports more than once so you can sell them Opium.