Great Armies, which was your favorite?

[Docm30]

If you seriously think the Chinese military is even remotely close to a match for the modern US military, you're off your rocker, but I guess we already knew that.

To suggest North Korea's miserably equipped, badly trained, malnourished, terribly lead, backwards military is threat to anyone besides themselves is flat out insane.

[GoldenEagle]

If you seriously think the Chinese military is even remotely close to a match for the modern US military, you're off your rocker, but I guess we already knew that.

To suggest North Korea's miserably equipped, badly trained, malnourished, terribly lead, backwards military is threat to anyone besides themselves is flat out insane.

Never underestimate your enemies, bro.

[Nipplestockings]

If you seriously think the Chinese military is even remotely close to a match for the modern US military, you're off your rocker, but I guess we already knew that.

To suggest North Korea's miserably equipped, badly trained, malnourished, terribly lead, backwards military is threat to anyone besides themselves is flat out insane.

I think it's already been established that he's off his rocker.

[Duuring]

If you seriously think the Chinese military is even remotely close to a match for the modern US military, you're off your rocker, but I guess we already knew that.

To suggest North Korea's miserably equipped, badly trained, malnourished, terribly lead, backwards military is threat to anyone besides themselves is flat out insane.

I think it's already been established that he's off his rocker.

I agree, but this quote really did it for me:

In the post-Victorian age ( 1900-1935 ), I'd say that the Montenegrins could count amongst the best armies, with their huge victory against the Austrians at Mojkovac in early January 1916, though the country fell..

So because they had ONE, I repeat, ONE big victory makes them automaticly the best among the world? Come on...

And this one:

I will not include the Montenegrins due that their only field of operations was a really small area of 10-20 towns with max population of 30.000 each, except for Dubrovnik ( Croatia ) which was a large town.

Might I remind you Dubrovnik was lost by the Russian-Montenegro army, as were apparently most of the skirmishes between Montenegro and France.

[GoldenEagle]

Duuring, he is a montenegrin nationalist.  Nothing to do about it tbh.

[Duuring]

I know, but I like to comment on his craziness.

He actually claimed Montengro had a fleet of thirty 196-gun ships, on another forum. 196!

[GoldenEagle]

I know, but I like to comment on his craziness.

He actually claimed Montengro had a fleet of thirty 196-gun ships, on another forum. 196!

  Made me giggle

[Justo]

The Red Army, for the glorious charisma and passion. Not so much for the tactics and skill.

[Nipplestockings]

The Red Army, for the glorious charisma and passion. Not so much for the tactics and skill.

But they were all brainwashed, so charisma can take a shit. I do respect the russian army of pre-revolution russia though. They had some pretty tough fighters.

[Duuring]

The Red Army, for the glorious charisma and passion. Not so much for the tactics and skill.

But they were all brainwashed, so charisma can take a shit. I do respect the russian army of pre-revolution russia though. They had some pretty tough fighters.

The Soviet WWII soldiers were just as brainwashed (to think their system was the greatest) as the Germans of their Facist-system and the Americans of their democracy. Don't you think most soldier fought because they wanted to protect their land, and it just happened to be a communist state?

[Gokiller]

The Red Army, for the glorious charisma and passion. Not so much for the tactics and skill.

But they were all brainwashed, so charisma can take a shit. I do respect the russian army of pre-revolution russia though. They had some pretty tough fighters.

The Soviet WWII soldiers were just as brainwashed (to think their system was the greatest) as the Germans of their Facist-system and the Americans of their democracy. Don't you think most soldier fought because they wanted to protect their land, and it just happened to be a communist state?

This. Every soldier was "brainwashed" on his own way. (nation-wise). Otherwise I don't think they would even borther to fight without a real purpose...

[Justo]

The Red Army, for the glorious charisma and passion. Not so much for the tactics and skill.

But they were all brainwashed, so charisma can take a shit. I do respect the russian army of pre-revolution russia though. They had some pretty tough fighters.

Well, brainwashed or not, the display of military power is very strong in pretty much every communist country.

[Justo]

If you seriously think the Chinese military is even remotely close to a match for the modern US military, you're off your rocker, but I guess we already knew that.

To suggest North Korea's miserably equipped, badly trained, malnourished, terribly lead, backwards military is threat to anyone besides themselves is flat out insane.

9,495,000 active, reserve, and paramilitary personnel, I don't care if they have clubs, that is a threat to smaller countries at the very least.

[Bramif]

If you seriously think the Chinese military is even remotely close to a match for the modern US military, you're off your rocker, but I guess we already knew that.

To suggest North Korea's miserably equipped, badly trained, malnourished, terribly lead, backwards military is threat to anyone besides themselves is flat out insane.

9,495,000 active, reserve, and paramilitary personnel, I don't care if they have clubs, that is a threat to smaller countries at the very least.

“Whoever said the pen is mightier than the sword obviously never encountered automatic weapons.”
― Douglas MacArthur

[Jocam]

If you seriously think the Chinese military is even remotely close to a match for the modern US military, you're off your rocker, but I guess we already knew that.

To suggest North Korea's miserably equipped, badly trained, malnourished, terribly lead, backwards military is threat to anyone besides themselves is flat out insane.

9,495,000 active, reserve, and paramilitary personnel, I don't care if they have clubs, that is a threat to smaller countries at the very least.

“Whoever said the pen is mightier than the sword obviously never encountered automatic weapons.”
― Douglas MacArthur

Dat quote