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Would you agree with this list?
>>30181734
>Italy #10
no.
>>30181734
How they calculate this shit is beyond me.
I would calculate based off of:
Size
Technology
Force Projection Capability
Senior NCO experience
Senior Officer Experience
For me that would make the list:
1) US
2) Russia
3) UK
4) France
5) Germany & Other NATO allies involved in ISAF
China has size. That's really it. It's tech is crap, it can't project force, I don't think even their oldest generals have combat experience at this point.
>India
A British soldier fought in WW II with a longbow, bagpipes, and a broadsword!! ...Soldier 7
Lieutenant Colonel John Malcolm Thorpe Fleming Churchill, or more commonly known as “Fighting Jack” was a British soldier renowned for his outlandish battle techniques in World War II. Routinely called mad, Churchill would go into every battle with a Scottish broadsword slung across his back, bagpipes under his arms, a longbow, and a quiver with arrows.
Churchill joined the army relatively early in his life. He joined the Commandos because it “sounded dangerous,”...
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>>30181475
>use weaponry that is 150% outdated and inefficient compared to standard issue technology
>get a freak-kill with it that you could've achieved with any other firearm
>get applauded for it because "duuude such a bada$$"
yeah I'm sure he did a swell job at laying down suppressive fire with his bow to protect his fellow comrades while advancing towards the enemy
dude would've been fragged within...
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>>30181475
More evidence Brits are the gods of war.
>>30181582
He did that and more, check his wiki out before you go armchair general on him you fat faggot.
