Be honest !!!
give your opinion an why!
give your opinion an why!
Last edited by CameronPoe (2006-11-10 04:10:53)
The US army are being shown a lot of 'respect' in Iraq aren't they? Things like Abu Ghraib tend to preclude you from attending 'most respected army' award ceremonies.cyborg_ninja-117 wrote:
No.CameronPoe wrote:
Probably Canadian. Rarely an ulterior motive and good sensible soldiers. They command respect.
US army and Australian Army. Canada just screws around too much, and I don't think a bunch of boy scouts could be called an army.
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Damn straight, lots of respect. They're so respected they get attacked coz it must be bloody hard to kill them.CameronPoe wrote:
The US army are being shown a lot of 'respect' in Iraq aren't they?cyborg_ninja-117 wrote:
No.CameronPoe wrote:
Probably Canadian. Rarely an ulterior motive and good sensible soldiers. They command respect.
US army and Australian Army. Canada just screws around too much, and I don't think a bunch of boy scouts could be called an army.
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Dont think brits are perfect. Friendly fire happens in war, we dont kill our own people on purpose.LostFate wrote:
I would have to say the british army Tbh, unlike the americans they dont bomb an lets say " teamkill " there allies, they are an elite force of well trained well equiped soilders who have training for every situation anywhere any time an day !
And the Australian army too which is made up of brits an ozzeys!
I dont think the US army is respected anywhere, but i am grateful for there support in afganistan an iraq
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They don't get as much respect coz they're 1337 and people are jealous.LostFate wrote:
I would have to say the british army Tbh, unlike the americans they dont bomb an lets say " teamkill " there allies, they are an elite force of well trained well equiped soilders who have training for every situation anywhere any time an day !
And the Australian army too which is made up of brits an ozzeys!
I dont think the US army is respected anywhere, but i am grateful for there support in afganistan an iraq
That's not respect - that's fear.ELITE-UK wrote:
the usa because they are the superpower and the sheer size of its army is huge!
Is that not Fear rather than respect?ELITE-UK wrote:
the usa because they are the superpower and the sheer size of its army is huge!
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Last edited by demondspawn (2006-11-10 04:36:55)
Nice for you to say that but to say the RM are more navy then army would get you a hard time in the forces over here lol .demondspawn wrote:
Are we on about standard Army or special forces, not that it matters British army all the way.
1, SAS - special air service
2, SBS - special boat service
3, Gurkha's
4, Parachute regiment
And although not part of the army more the navy
5, Royal marines
Cheers for the complete lack and respect and insults. The politicians have ulterior motives not the soldiers...CameronPoe wrote:
Probably Canadian. Rarely an ulterior motive and good sensible soldiers. They command respect.
Marines realy get deloyed from sea. I was talking about it the other day with a 7 year vet who has come to uni to do a masters, he said mainly they were deloyed inland, 6 months on, 4 months training in Norway and other harsh enviroments and 2 months off.Knight`UK wrote:
Nice for you to say that but to say the RM are more navy then army would get you a hard time in the forces over here lol .demondspawn wrote:
Are we on about standard Army or special forces, not that it matters British army all the way.
1, SAS - special air service
2, SBS - special boat service
3, Gurkha's
4, Parachute regiment
And although not part of the army more the navy
5, Royal marines
Gurha's are probable the hardest trained out of all the UK forces and the debate between RM and Para's on who is the best will go on for-ever but for me the SAS own it .
UK Forces ftw
England sure as hell does. Huge chunks of our country are used for military training, what must be nearly 5% of the landmass of England is just one such training area.wreck® wrote:
Cheers for the complete lack and respect and insults. The politicians have ulterior motives not the soldiers...CameronPoe wrote:
Probably Canadian. Rarely an ulterior motive and good sensible soldiers. They command respect.
Also no country on earth has more training for their soldiers than America.