Ice Cream during WW2 be like

Ice Cream. WW2. The US Navy combined both
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Lethal Company Soundtrack - Icecream Song
#ww2 #icecream #history #memes #usa #navy

[@MasterofRoflness]

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[@interesting_tank2017]

creamin with the bois

[@death-istic9586]

Love your videos!💚

[@user-ol7bt4wp1j]

Dude the discord join link doesn’t work you gotta update it.

[@singusaustinite]

heil to my great grandpa who was in ww2

[@TheOfficalBiggestBird]

Discord link doesn’t work

[@SudrianTales]

Fun fact, the British and American sailors would often trade. Thr British got ice cream and the Americans got rum.

[@pvt.potato1943]

Makes sense. Mix it with the coke they had an absurd amount of.

[@shymike1196]

​@@pvt.potato1943 cocaine or coca cola

[@LedosKell]

Rum & coke with a dollop of ice cream?

[@danielutriabrooks477]

​@@LedosKellHow to make yur liver hate you in one simple step:

[@SudrianTales]

@LedosKell yes, for the US sailors it was cut holes in the ship and hide bottles there

[@betterjustice6697]

Another fact is that the Navy still uses Ice cream to raise moral.

[@MsZsc]

Think any first world army has sweets nowaday

[@cheezkid2689]

I mean, of course they do. Ice cream is a near-universal morale booster.

[@mitchellwright5478]

Who the fuck doesn’t want ice cream if you can have it?

[@massgunner4152]

Do they have crayon flavored?

[@Ronald98]

​@@massgunner4152Asking the important questions out here! 🙌

[@tsarbombawithinternetconne875]

Didn't one Japanese Officer just gave up when he learned that the U.S were casually sending ships filled with ice cream while the Japanese were struggling to send food to their own troops despite being more closer to the mainland than the U.S was

[@Poopenfarden]

real

[@XOFInfantryman]

Its banzai-over

[@konstantinriumin2657]

Source: i made it up

[@FarmerDrew]

@@konstantinriumin2657 weird flex from an IJA fanboy (also weird) because anybody can just look up the fact that the Japanese were putting about 2 kg together for every one fighting soldier and the Allies were putting together about a thousand kilograms for every one fighting soldier

[@angelcabeza6464]

Cry about it ​@@konstantinriumin2657

[@jessietricia1609]

Always how it all always comes down to cannibalism. A true channel classic.

[@SportyMabamba]

WW2 Japanese Military ‘Try Not to be a Cannibal’ Challenge

[@Dvpainter]

@@SportyMabamba [IMPOSSIBLE]

[@largefam3109]

Nice Cytus pfp

[@brandonzhou2233]

@@SportyMabamba (Impossible)

[@slavsit7600]

@@SportyMabamba {Impossible}

[@DabaksolGuardPost]

American Soldier: "We eat ice cream." Japanese Soldier:"So will we." American Soldier:"Really, where?" Japanese Soldier:"Well you eat ice cream right?"

[@zombiesurvival5500]

JEEZUS LMAO

[@user-is2mj2ig4v]

Iongattit

[@orange8420]

I don't get it 😢

[@sooryan_1018]

​@@orange8420Cannibalism

[@thegrayseed2792]

You are what you eat after all.

[@worldburnerbreadman7886]

1940: Ramirez defend the ice cream barge 2016: Ramirez defend the burgertown

[@NucleaRaptor]

You gotta give it to burgerslops, at least their priorities are consistent.

[@sahaquiel4640]

What the fuck is a burgerslop @@NucleaRaptor

[@NguyenMinh-vs1vm]

A little bit of the history behind the ice cream barge: it is a legacy of the Prohibition Era. Due to the Prohibition amendment along with newer, more complex and more dangerous machineries being incorporated into naval ships, alcohol was banned from being used in the Navy. As a result, ice cream was used as a substitute for alcohol.

[@kosakukawajiri5007]

Debatably better overall. Think about it, not as addicting, doesn't give hangover, easy to make, and packed with calories and energy.

[@Lightscribe225]

@@kosakukawajiri5007 Yeah better for the military, not so much the civilian sector that had entire cities turning into warzones over bootleg booze.

[@anhduc0913]

​@@kosakukawajiri5007and yet they got booze anyway. They'd trade ice cream with the britts for rum. Maybe rum flavoured ice cream was on invented like that lol.

[@anahitaazadeh3449]

one of the only female achievements in history, the ice cream replacement sceme

[@azravalencia4577]

Not only that, but its also the bootleggers which they disguised as ice cream trucks. Basically, many "Ice Cream Trucks" back then also selling Booze with kind of "code". Since its one of the easiest way to sell booze without getting caught, many then divert into "Ice Cream Sellers". Its the reason why those generation craving for Ice Creams.

[@izzatsufian2796]

Normal taste military meals in America: 😊 Most sane Japanese Army foods:

[@derbyblade9572]

They ate "American" foods tho.. .

[@alicorn3924]

​@@derbyblade9572 you could say it's the most "American" food too!

[@dx-ek4vr]

@@alicorn3924 You are what you eat, after all

[@MsZsc]

Your opulence knows no bounds

[@tapesquid874]

“im cooking american food” “american food?” “yeah, we found american tourists, we’re cooking them”

[@redeye4516]

Reminds me of a story from late in the war. Food was becoming scarce on the German side. One German officer surrendered despite what his commanders were telling him because his reconnaissance confirmed the Americans were fighting over what flavor of ice cream they were gonna get.

[@DylanDkoh]

I'm gonna need a source to back that up bud

[@redeye4516]

@DylanDkoh I don't got one, sorry man. Heard it from a guy. I want the source myself, was kinda hoping to find it by commenting about it.

[@martinotagliente4055]

For anyone wondering, the video at the beginning is from Medal of Honor: Rising Sun.

[@Salty-Unggoy]

Thank you, KZbinrs really need to credit footage more often.

[@themoocow7718]

That’s why it looked familiar. Played that game the other day.

[@upi556]

Lethal company music fucking slaps

[@AlreadyTakenTag]

It especially fucking slaps when you accidentally get crushed by that small rocket. Happened to me once... and I doubt I could ever emotionally recover from that incident.

[@magickmagick6296]

Appropriate vibe for an ice cream ship to be in a war zone lmaooo

[@samuelkatz1124]

Its a huge morale boost. You spend days on end either in the cloudless sun of the South Pacific or below decks cramped with hundreds of guys and highly inefficient machines giving off lots of heat. A cup of ice cream will keep you sane.

[@AlreadyTakenTag]

You should just surrender when your enemy has so much material that they can form an ice cream fleet... You know it would only get more embarrassing for you from there.

[@gathenhielm9977]

A captured Japanese captain said something to effect of: "I can barely keep my men from starving. Yours get to chooce what flavour of ice cream they want."

[@IdentifyasaA-10warthog]

0:50 🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤⚔️🥩🥩🥩🥩🥩 ( this a troll im not a sus guy this troll )

[@Salty-Unggoy]

Allied propaganda at its finest.

[@doorkey73]

​@@Salty-UnggoyBeautiful isn't it?

[@RatKingTerry]

@@Salty-Unggoy its only propaganda if its false. the US could genuinely produce the ice cream so its just a morale booster, if we were just telling enemy soldiers about it and lying, it would be propaganda then.

[@kingayvaz]

Raising troop moral, USA: Ice Cream Japan: 12 year old Koreans girls

[@lv1543]

Cunny 😭😭😭

[@oshkeet]

I mean, the USA would ALSO do that, unfortunately...

[@johnmcfarlane3147]

When you have to eat your dog to survive, and you see the enemy getting shipped ice cream and chocolate

[@seanwaddell2659]

Weird fact about that incident, the most well known survivor was George HW Bush Edit: only

[@EbonySaints]

I know that he evaded capture, but I would like to think that it was because even starving Japanese soldiers knew how bad he tasted.

[@redeye4516]

The only survivor if I remember right.

[@alexabood2516]

*Sole survivor*

[@chaoticentityinc9594]

that's him on the bottom row

[@jacaredosvudu1638]

​@@redeye4516apparently he survived by fighting the waves to not be captured on the island

[@FarmerDrew]

I was a professional ice cream formulator and production technician and I can tell you that the science that goes into it is one step down from rocketry.

[@MalleusSemperVictor]

I want to learn the secrets of frozen dairy product. Enlighten me.

[@doorkey73]

Me, as well.

[@MsZsc]

How complicated is mixing ice and cow juice

[@danielutriabrooks477]

​@@MsZscIce cream in the US has more additives, colorants, food preservatives and weird methods of refrigeration that you wouldn't believe. There's for example a gue that used liquid nitrogen to make it so that the ice cream appeared as peddles instead of one solid mass

[@FarmerDrew]

Before it even becomes ice cream, it goes through a lot. Every plant has pressurized heating systems for pasteurization that can scald with steam, high power homogenization machinery that requires careful maintenance involving 6 gallons of kerosene to clean out the grease, and complex glycolate cooling systems for chilling and freezing. During freezing many problems can arise, from under run and dasher problems to churning / over run and that is possible even if all the cooling systems are working perfectly. And that just comes out as soft serve, there's a blast chiller afterwards if you want to ship it on dry ice to Dubai, like we did.

[@drekbleh7081]

USA: "Ha! See that world?! We can feed our troops with dessert while you can't feed yours at all!" Germany: "What are you talking about? Who's soldiers starve? Who would fight a war without a way to feed their army?" Japan: "Well..." Soviets: "...uh..."

[@quan-uo5ws]

Soviets would just sit in the corner enjoying their american rations given to them by lend lease :)

[@randomotaku3283]

The Soviets were under-supplied but the land forces of Japan I think took the next level. Literally raising farms as they captured places. USA: Farm Factory Germany: Breads what we got Soviets: The Americans will send us some. Japan: Can we eat this?

[@drekbleh7081]

​@quan-uo5ws I bet this is where the political talking point "Socialism is where someone else pays for you." Was either birthed or reinforced in American discourse

[@quan-uo5ws]

@@drekbleh7081 The U.S. in WW2 was that one rich guy in the bar that pays for all the drinks.

[@willfakaroni5808]

Like most of the Japanese war effort it depends on the general, but I remember one Japanese general in Burma that just refused to take any rations with them on campaign, because they read a bunch of Victorian history books on ghenghis khan and were trying to be like him, his entire campaign was him acting like a caricature of ghenghis khan Edit: his name was Renya Mutaguchi

[@DeadlyLazer]

"The ninth, and only one to evade capture, was future U.S. President George H. W. Bush, also a 20-year-old pilot." ...

[@quan-uo5ws]

worst ending

[@ghostcreeper243]

Fun fact: he’s was the youngest pilot in US navy history for a brief moment till Chuck Downey beat his record by being a pilot 17 days before his 19th birthday

[@PeterMuskrat6968]

@@quan-uo5ws Wrong bush

[@quan-uo5ws]

@@PeterMuskrat6968 Bush JR is still his son and prob wouldnt be president without him.

[@felixbabuf5726]

@@quan-uo5wsPlus the whole uh Bombing Iraq into the Stone Age thing

[@starhalv2427]

Samuel Łaszcz was a famous 17th century Polish soldier, who had over 250 death sentences for various warcrimes he commited. Due to laws at the time anybody could kill him and receive half his money as a reward, but he was in fact never killed, most likely due to protection of his military superior, Hetman Stanisłav Koniecpolski. Famously, he took some of those 250+ sentences and worked them into his coat. He also came up with a sick haircut that became an instant classic troughout Poland-Lithuania. Nowadays, he's somewhat known for his cameos in Polish literature.

[@ashina2146]

Edgy Soldier: "Do you think war is just a fun adventure, welcome to hell!" Carthaginians before the Battle of Trebia: *Well Rested, Had Breakfast and Oiled up* Romans before the Battle of Trebia: *Chasing Down Carthaginian Cavalry during the dawn, had to cross a freezing River and no Breakfast* Conclusion: 20 Thousand Casualties for the Romans who brought 40 Thousand Men, Carthage only lost like 2-4 Thousand Infantry. *Around 2150 Years Later* American Navy: "Ice Cream Time" *50 Years Later* Soldiers Literally trading French MRE

[@johnleonard9102]

To paraphrase a chubby electron guy: "Imagine you're in a foxhole just a few hundred miles away from your mainland. You may be starving and low on ammunition, but your ancient warrior ways will push through to bring your nation victory. Then you see a white dude who is 2000 miles away from his own home burning your friends with a flame thrower while he licks a cone of ice cream."

[@kaifxaif9502]

American soldiers:this icecream taste so good. Japanese soldiers:you too buddy.☠️

[@Eboreg2]

There's also the crew of the Samuel B. Roberts stealing an ice cream maker.

[@epikberman7756]

Tomfoolery

[@howtodobyanidiot595]

@@epikberman7756 Not just Tomfoolery but little bit of trolling ain't it fellas

[@stevengreen9536]

A ship full of free ice cream for everybody would certainly raise my morale. 😊

[@Soursnowball5]

The lethal company ice cream song fits perfectly

[@becauseicangaming2479]

That's called Turkey in the straw it's a very old tune

[@troybaxter]

​@@becauseicangaming2479oh we know, but the lethal Company music is a shortened version of it and it accompanies the supply rocket. Love that little rocket.

[@Sizdothyx]

You scream I scream We all scream for *_ICE CREEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEAAAAAAAAAAAAM_*

[@adivtayudhatama3926]

Fun fact : During WW2, whenever American destroyer ships rescued downed friendly pilots, the destroyer crews often asked for a "ransom" to the aircraft carrier crews. The "ransom" is not money, but rather Ice cream supplies (carriers usually had larger ice cream machines because they had more crews). The aircraft carrier crews were more than happy to pay these "ransom" to get their pilots back 👀

[@threestrikesmarxman9095]

Oh, the story gets even better. The ice cream wasn't ransom but a reward put out by aircraft carrier captains. I don't remember the exact numbers but for every pilot a destroyer rescued, they would get 5 gallons of ice cream. Once, a destroyer picked up a fighter pilot from the USS _Enterprise_ but realized that he was either their top fighter ace or their air wing commander and radioed, "How much is this guy worth?" The captain of the _Enterprise_ said 5 gallons as usual, but the destroyer crew decided they could hold him for "ransom" and kept bumping up their demands because that guy was so important. The _Enterprise_ got her fighter ace back in exchange for 25 gallons of the cold sweet stuff.

[@superspies32]

Legit, since Destroyer crew did not have that luxury.

[@TheGroundedAviator]

One time the sailors were lining up for it and two Ensigns barged in saying make way for officers only to get bellowed at from behind in the traditional sailor way and to their horror Admerial Halsey was waiting in line like everyone else!

[@terran6686]

It sounds like it came out of the blue, but there were two practical reasons ice cream was so rampantly popular in the USN 1) Though prohibition had ended, Ice Cream culture carried over from the 30s. And the Navy being Dry meant the USN wanted sailors to get their fix on ice cream more than booze. 2) WW2 ships had no air conditioning. The first fully air conditioned warship was USS Newport News, launched 1948. Prior to that, ships in the Pacific would get blisteringly hot below decks. Ice cream was the sole relief while a ship was underway. More fun facts: Ice cream was demanded by destroyer crews as ransom for pilots they rescued. Higher scoring aces required way more from their home carriers. During the sinking of USS Lexington, crews raided the ice cream freezer. They filled helmets with as much as they could reasonably eat before jumping onto rafts or into the water.

[@Wolf-oc6tx]

While if the ship is sinking one should get what(and more importantly who) they can get on the life boats and escape, to the soldiers getting both people and something to eat onto the life boats was important even if ice cream is more moral booster then sustaining.

[@EGRJ]

Imagine a rescue boat or plane comes up to you, sees your ice cream helmet, and goes "okay, fork it over."

[@Wolf-oc6tx]

@@EGRJ Odd things happen in history.

[@spookyghostwriter3110]

Fun fact: Coca Cola also sent employees into Europe and the Pacific to ensure that soldiers could get their pop fix.

[@chiaohongcheng]

Fun fact, one of the Americans almost got eat was Mr.Bush(old) himself

[@agthe18themperor]

The Japanese on Chichi Jima literally served the livers of the airman traditionally, with rice abd vegetables and teriyaki (read Flyboys by James Bradley, who wrote Flags of Our Fathers, it's a great book)

[@dx-ek4vr]

"mmm Ice Cream so good!" - Unknown US Marine during World War II

[@prfwrx2497]

Superior logistics flex.

[@kesorangutan6170]

This is like those chinese propaganda pics where they show american soldiers eating fine meals while laughing and chinese troops are in a cold place freezing their asses. I don't know but I would be more in line with recruitment if there's going to be better conditions.

[@realDonaldMcElvy]

The Dairy Industry proudly supports our troops...

[@blahaj4995]

The music made me think I was being delivered a flashlight

[@VainerCactus0]

I heard a story that German troops in Africa heard that Allied troops were complaining about toilet paper and chocolate shortages while his side didn't have enough fuel, ammo or water and became demoralised. Don't know if it's true but the Allies normally had better logistics.

[@Osmanarov131]

Just another masterofroflness classic

[@speedruiner7213]

That Rising Sun intro was dope. Brings back memories

[@someasiandude4797]

The day the ice cream sinks is the day the navy will conquer till there is nothing left

[@The_Devil_Himself]

Ice cream ships, Thanksgiving turkey for every soldier in the ETO, synchronized 4th of July artillery barrages.... The US just spent WWII achievement hunting.

[@superspies32]

And don't forget the number of prepared meals (its meals, not just food). And all contractors produced too much of them so that after WW2 the excess amount was so enormous that they have to insert labels to sell as canned foods and TV Dinners on supermarket.

[@thomasgatley624]

Great video! Can you do the Liberation of Le Quesnoy or Charles Upham sometime?

[@danielutriabrooks477]

0:28 That news article is of a pretty high quality, all in all

[@azizabdul8914]

most soldiers on duty overseas only get to eat MREs everyday. Seeing something that's closer to home like Ice Cream or Burger King booth reminds them of home and keeps em steady and motivated.

[@superspies32]

US MREs during WW2 was another story, they came in many meals and contractors predicted that the way may be occurred until 1950 so they produced a lot of them. After WW2 a lot of them still in warehouse waiting to be shipped to US Army so they labeled those MREs as TV Dinner and canned foods on supermarkets.

[@kosakukawajiri5007]

All I can think of is that one Spongebob special episode or movie where they go to Atlantis, and the supposedly powerful tanks there just shot ice cream. Imagine a ship in ww2 with a cannon that fires ice cream buckets at planes.

[@airbusa-400m3]

The game when you first play this video is Medal of Honour: Rising Sun

[@-Raylight]

Ice cream? More like I screa- Guess they love to _chill_ meanwhile Japanese... Guess they love their bros a bit too much xD

[@konstantinriumin2657]

Fun fact: human flesh is much healthier food than ice cream. Japanese W

[@FarmerDrew]

Horse meat is also a more sustainable long-term diet, but that didn't help Hitler

[@TypeKK]

​@@FarmerDrew horse meat 🤤🤤🤤💢💢💢

[@XD-sc4ix]

Source:trust me bro

[@danielutriabrooks477]

​@@FarmerDrewTaking the moniker of "huns" to the next level

[@FarmerDrew]

@@danielutriabrooks477 when in France, act as the French do

[@theicepickthatkilledtrotsk658]

"Ice Cream, you scream!"

[@jaysonkuek7880]

It seems like everyone forgot about medal of Honor: rising sun. No wonder medal of honor become a retro history thanks to that "moh killer" call of duty. Even with above and beyond it will never reach the higher sky.

[@frankiefriedman6158]

This is actually interesting history.

[@Agaratops]

Ice cream truck on ww2 is the best

[@lawden210]

This is making me want some ice cream now

[@spenceranderson1012]

@MasterofRoflness please do a video on Marvin Heemeyer, that would be great.

[@kaiokendo]

Oh no,the people are laughing lets put disturbing shit in the last ten seconds

[@BluJean6692]

Just think how good those 5 men tasted after a steady diet of ice cream and tropical fruits...

[@khinev3128]

Damn that is cold🥶

[@LethallFruit]

Is that the Medal of Honor intro ? ;-;

[@voidimperial1179]

What this video isnt mentioning is the F4U Corsairs that would fly at 33,000ft to freeze the ice cream they carried inside and outside of the craft. “Listen, goddammit, you guys aren’t fooling me,” Bailey told a VMF-122 officer. “I’ve got spies. You tell [Reinburg] I’m coming over there tomorrow and get my ration.”

[@Lightscribe225]

Shame the planes didn't churn it enough. When they came back down what they had was closer to shaved ice in consistency. Buuuut for what it was the sailors still liked it.

[@sahaquiel4640]

Hey, that doesn't sound too bad. @@Lightscribe225

[@someasiandude4797]

American logistics: ice cream Japanese logistics: POWs

[@nursestoyland]

Ice cream really powers the navy

[@amanofnoreputation2164]

This is actualy a serious concern in _Rimworld_ -- failing to supply your soldiers with sufficent recreational facilities can cause a hazardous mental break mid-combat, causing them to break ranks -- so it's good policy to stock up on crack so they can snort it for a mood boost to tide them over untill the battle is one.

[@HazardSJ]

How to raise American morale: ICE CREAM! How to raise Japanese morale: *Americans land on island* 'Look! Our rations!'

[@johanandhira5429]

Can't wait for the battle between USS Ben & Jerry vs HIJMS Glico vs KMS Haagen Dazs vs HMS Kelly's of Cornwall

[@NPC-9361]

The ice cream barge reminds me of the Coma Doof from Mad Max, unnecessary but great for morale

[@lv1543]

Ice cream time during war is the biggest flex

[@mitchellwright5478]

Funny Fact of History? That last little mention? Not the only incident by a fucking longshot. By a mile, or nautical, or even astronautical mile if you would.

[@gimmeyourrights8292]

US Sailor: Someone help me, I'm dying over here! Oh God, they're closing in! Ice Cream man: Well, hopefully you're not dying of hunger, I SCREAM YOU SCREAM WE ALL CREAM FOR ICE CREAM! US Sailors: Oh cool! You got Rocky Road? Ice Cream man: Sorry we only have Vanilla, Strawberry, and Chocolate. US Sailor: Damn.....War IS hell.

[@massgunner4152]

What type of person spites chocolate like that?

[@gimmeyourrights8292]

​@@massgunner4152 A Rocky Road person.

[@imgvillasrc1608]

​@@massgunner4152As a Vanilla guy, yes

[@sethfrisbie3957]

@@gimmeyourrights8292 to me rocky road is chocolate ice cream but with marshmallows and some nuts in it. I actually like it.

[@jeniskindof]

People don't understand that in the darkest hours Rocky road is a hell of a morale booster.

[@millennialchicken]

when in doubt... cannibalism. it always happens.

[@jangschoen1019]

There's also the aviators making their own ice cream.

[@mutestingray]

Don’t tell me ice cream didn’t help us win the war.

[@millennialchicken]

God bless the brave men of the USS Dairy Queen who served (ice cream) during the war.

[@furiousdestroyer2.050]

There is a video by tasting history with mad miller in the ice cream

[@thatguy-qg9lk]

MEDAL OF HONOR RISING SUN TRAILER

[@stonemanofgardnerville1162]

Lol as someone who has played medel of honor pacific war...well it certainly feels like the trailer.....it does NOT look like the trailer lol...ofcourse i am playing on ps2

[@Killerqueen69420]

Y’all telling me the Axis could win?? Did they have ice cream boat tho????

[@DrHotWarLove]

This tastes way better than war crimes.

[@Ben-jl2rh]

The Japanese had pleasure boats.... not the best

[@imperator6031]

somebody’s been watching Perun

[@RandomInternetDude5000]

SKIIIIIIIIIIIIIIPPER TURN LEFT, THY BELOVED ICECREAM SHIP IS AT THE COAST!

[@hunkulous1462]

Do some eu4 and SC2 content for better engage with the most common demographic of your audience

[@ponyrizz]

Man, I wish there were still ships like these. 😅😅

[@lovecraftscat2420]

Here’s some ice cream, now for the announcement. Extended 3 month deployment!

[@maxamps45]

decisive Japanese victory at the end of the vid

[@datnonguy6798]

Fun fact : when some of us warship were sent to UK as part of the lend-lease program, they replaced the onboard ice cream machine with tea machine instead (This is what I vaguely read a long time ago, any fact checking is welcome)

[@superspies32]

So what they inserted to those sent to USSR during the program? Vodka hauler?

[@no-one188]

Can you make shorts ?

[@TheOfficalBiggestBird]

Discord link is expired, gotta update it

[@UncleLumbago1899]

Americans have Ice Cream, the Japanese have American sushi

[@NekomiyaTH]

With icecream that why we win xD

[@koalabear1984]

In the navy

[@Cody-5501]

Just your average us logistics flex

[@NarraJoker12]

Total American Victory

[@sparklepawz1185]

America: “hmm let’s make an ice cream fleet to raise moral.” Britain: “oh nice. We gave our soldiers booze.” Germany: “we gave ours meth.” USSR: “you guys heard of the commissars in warhammer 40K?” Japan: “we gave ours children.” Everyone else: “T-To eat…?” Japan: “that too.”

[@TheEntwicklungEnthusiast]

Japanese officers when realizing that they can’t even create a single ship for such replenishment and yet the Americans made 3 of them specifically for ice cream:

[@cattysplat]

"The airmen were beheaded on the orders of Lt Gen. Yoshio Tachibana. Japanese officers then ate parts of the bodies of four of the men." Yoshi was hungry.

[@alanwestmoreland6152]

Medal of Honor: Pacific assault was the most based game