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The KURDS do deserve a country of their own they fight with pride they also beat ISIS with a little help from the U.S but they were the ones in the ground.

I should add surely it is pronouncee vitman

Very good. I think I have photocopies of his joining up form and some german handwritten notes. I studied the ss,SA and gave a presentation to Royal Navy Staff back in 1995.

Don’t lie to the people. Kennedy was pulling OUT of Nam. Johnson and his Texas cronies wanted that war. Johnson STARTED it. Period.

The First World War dramatically changed the world, with over 17 million deaths and 20 million wounded. The collapse of empires, rise of communism, and harsh terms of the Treaty of Versailles sowed the seeds for future conflicts. Key moments: 00:01 The summer of 1914 marked the beginning of World War I, a conflict that reshaped the world and left lasting impacts felt even today, with unresolved consequences lasting until the end of the century. -Magellan TV offers a diverse range of historical documentaries and shows, catering to history enthusiasts seeking fresh and unique content beyond traditional subjects like Rome or World War II. -The complex web of alliances and tensions in Europe at the dawn of the 20th century, fueled by factors like nationalism, technological advancements, and imperial ambitions, set the stage for the outbreak of World War I. 06:05 Wilhelm II built a powerful army and navy to exert influence globally, triggering an arms race in Europe. Despite military advancements, tensions and rivalries among European powers escalated, leading to the assassination of Franz Ferdinand in 1914, a catalyst for World War I. -Military capabilities and ambitions of Germany, Britain, France, and Russia in the early 20th century, setting the stage for an arms race and escalating tensions in Europe. -The assassination of Franz Ferdinand in 1914 by a Serbian nationalist, leading to a chain of events that ultimately sparked World War I. -Kaiser Wilhelm II's strategic calculations and ambitions for military dominance over Europe, including his belief in Germany's ability to defeat Russia and France in a potential conflict. 12:08 The events leading to World War I were triggered by a series of ultimatums and alliances among major European powers, culminating in a global conflict involving the Central Powers and the declaration of war by Britain and its allies. -The complex web of alliances and ultimatums among European powers set the stage for the outbreak of World War I, with Britain entering the conflict due to violations of neutrality and treaties. -The technological advancements in warfare, such as the introduction of machine guns, revolutionized battle tactics and strategies, leading to significant casualties and a shift away from traditional cavalry charges. 18:12 The introduction of airplanes and submarines during World War I revolutionized warfare tactics, with aircraft used for reconnaissance and artillery spotting, and submarines disrupting naval warfare with strategic attacks. -Impact of airplanes in World War I, from reconnaissance to strategic attacks, changing the course of battles. -Evolution of aircraft weaponry, from pistols to synchronized machine guns, leading to the development of fighter aircraft and famous pilots like the Red Baron. -Significance of submarines in naval warfare, including strategic attacks on enemy ships and the challenges faced by submarine crews. 27:51 Life in the frontline trenches during World War I was physically and mentally taxing for soldiers, with challenges like mud, flooding, disease, and constant fear of artillery attacks, impacting their daily routines and well-being. -Conditions in the trenches included mud, flooding, disease, and fear of collapse, making life extremely challenging for soldiers both physically and mentally. -Soldiers faced poor food quality, boredom, and the constant threat of artillery attacks, which affected their morale and well-being during their time in the trenches. -Daily routines in the trenches involved standing to, repairing trenches, cleaning equipment, and limited leisure time, showcasing the monotonous and demanding nature of soldier life. 30:20 The trench warfare in World War I led to devastating consequences as soldiers faced exposure, machine gun fire, and gas attacks, resulting in high casualties and strategic challenges. -The Battle of Gallipoli showcased the challenges of trench warfare in a new front, leading to a prolonged and costly battle with significant casualties and strategic setbacks. -The devastating effects of chlorine gas as a new weapon in World War I, its initial use, and the subsequent adoption by both sides despite international condemnation. -The introduction of conscription and the treatment of conscientious objectors during World War I, highlighting the societal pressures and challenges faced by those who opposed military service. 36:25 The Royal Navy's victory over the Germans in World War I led to a shift in naval warfare tactics, with the introduction of tanks and revolutions in various empires. -Introduction of tanks during the Somme offensive in 1916 changed battle strategies and became crucial for future warfare. -Revolutions in empires like Russia and Ireland were sparked by the war, leading to significant political changes and conflicts. -Mutinies in the French army influenced by the Russian Revolution highlighted discontent and resistance within the military ranks. 46:15 The First World War, also known as the Great War, ended in November 1918 after causing over 17 million direct deaths and 20 million wounded, leading to significant global repercussions and conflicts. -Impact of the war aftermath, including the Russian Revolution and the formation of the Soviet Union, resulted in a civil war and geopolitical tensions leading to the Cold War. -Consequences of the war on various regions, such as the collapse of the Ottoman Empire leading to genocide and the formation of Yugoslavia from Serbia and Bosnia. -Challenges faced by victorious powers like Britain and France post-war, including economic strains, power struggles, and preparation for potential future conflicts. 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Should just scrap it.

War thunder is pooey

Part of the problem is the same issue the Chinese have. Experience. It takes decades and blood and sweat to learn how to run a carrier group. Neither Russia or China have that experience.

When white people go to war with each other the world stops

The Germans did not have the sea lift capacity, the specialized landing craft, the speciaiized units and training-recall the scene of the British beachmaster in "The Longest Day"-had not conducted the extensive beach and and landing site reconnaissance, did not really understand the effects of tides and currents.. And they did not have air superiority, let alone air supremacy. They had not grasped that an amphibious operation on the .ocean is not just a river crossing on a larger scale.

Its amazing people still believe what the government tells us about these false flag attacks its been used time and time again iraq....vietnam....hell even in ww2 they knew along time that japan would of attacked because the oil embargo and refused to acknowledge the information they wanted that attack.

For Candians it's Vimy Ridge and Dieppe.

It all started with Panzer Chocolate....

Many early aircraft motors were lubricated with castor oil, and the fumes often gave pilots the shitz. Later they switched to hempseed oil which has a higher temperature resistance, without the laxative effect.

This is Laughable Russias navy is amateur at best and inept in reality.

Mankind will for ever be indebted to these gallant soldiers and their commanders.

It was a piece of crap... jeez!

Great video! But I can’t hear anything

Pretty sure this is ai

TasarBomba 1961, Krushsav hated kennedy, savaged Kennedy , put missles in Cuba, built the Berlin wall , it was krushav who hired Oswald to assasinate Kennedy.

“Inherited “ the Presidency..so that’s what they call it now after killing Kennedy to stay in Vietnam..LBJ was always crooked..lowlife rat.

Even thou the FREE world gathered to fight against Hitler in France (D-DAY), where was Charles de Gaulle and his French forces ❓️ 🤔 just waiting and watching...

They also jumped out of windows thinking they could fly.

The gulf of Tonkin was a lie by the U.S government. Don’t get it mistaken

4:24 ...yeah, sure it was. The propped up country who did that is not only our enemy, but the world's. Elite collaboration intentionally did it to get the war rolling.

PLEASE LISTEN TO YOUR VIDEO! People cannot hear shit!! SPEAK UP PLEASE!

The presentation was amazing, seems you hsve interest in military history?

"Detached from reality" --- that would be Wash DC during Vietnam "War."

This is what happens when you try to run a war from a thousand miles away (from the battlefield), just like trying to run the Vietnam War from Washington DC.

Because they never been in real war ....The internet ghost warriors ...Oh sorry they have been in operation iraqi freedom ...where they were ki ked out ..lost in desert and having hypothermia ....😅😅😅😅😅😅😅

Great Review

Dad said he never took dexies but he smoked a crapload of weed in Nam. For context, my dad was a Rifleman/RTO in the Americal Division, in a company nicknamed the Jungle Warriors, and they were a front line combat unit that saw significant action, which includes the ambush in which Pfc David F Winder was killed while giving aid to wounded comrades, rallying the rest of the unit to recover and win the battle. Pfc Winder was posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor.

The Americans are doing the same to Ukraine today, first they send weapons and equipment and then they will send troops. I'd normally say you couldn't write this sh#t but America is so predictable you can write it.

Gonna be real... the research into this is not good enough. A wiki search and black hawd down viewing isn't enough. Missed so much information

27:07 These images were not shown in the USA when it happened. In the Netherlands we saw the bodies of the dead service men being dragged through the streets. I can understand the reluctance to show these images, but on the other hand, people deserve the truth, even if it is ugly.

After the war, the former leader went looking for all of the downed plane sites, to record the pilots and Co pilot's names.

What happened to the old narrator, used to like this channel a lot with the old narrator

There were way more G.I.s that didn't do ANY drugs over there, so don't try and paint with so broad a brush. You dishonor all of them.

JFK DID NOT want to go to war in Vietnam. It's, one of many, reasons he was murdered in Dallas. Assist? Yes. Commit to war? No way. That was LBJ all the way.

Firing in Tonkin was a lie to get us fully involved in war!! WAR! " what's it good for ABSOLUTELY NOTHING!!!"

OMG WHY?😢

I bet there’s another bunch we’ll never know about.

It was Bravo One Zero that decided not to deploy due to unfavourable conditions. Bravo Three Zero deployed with their vehicles.

Was. There. Good. Piraets. That. Changed. There. Ways. Of. Life. From. Bad. To. Good. To. Avold. Hanging. Did. They get. A pardon

She. Should. Have. Hade. A. Life. Like. Me loved. And. Blessted

Now imagine how the war would’ve turned out if the Americans, when they arrived in England, had invaded Europe somewhere behind the German trenches, say…Antwerp. They would’ve squeezed the Germans trenches from the rear while the French & British were in their front. What would the Germans have done?

Yeah we dont know a thing about them and they are so secretive that they are on KZbin which makes perfect sense🙄

Montgomery never won anything. American supplies did.