ejmaztec wrote: » They play havoc with your boiled egg.
Princess Peach wrote: » I wouldn't say no to a dirty soldier
Agricola wrote: » I would have thought that in warfare "being cautious about the enemy and overestimating their strength" would generally be a fairly sound strategy. Better than being gung-ho and underestimating them anyway.
CrazyRabbit wrote: » Being at war is 2nd nature to the American's. I think the UK should listen to them. After all, it makes sense to listen to advice from people who have almost 200 years experience in the area.
PatsytheNazi wrote: » Looks like the Americans aren't too impressed with the quality of British soldiers in Afghanistan. In an interview with the New Statesman, a US commander suggested that the British military “are cautious about the enemy and overestimate their strength”. The commander was quoted as saying: “Your standards of personal hygiene and field discipline aren’t good enough.” Maybe the British army should be training them in personal hygiene instead of square bashing ?http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/uk/article6793971.ece
PatsytheNazi wrote: » Off the top of my head America beat the British in 1776 and again in 1815 under Andrew Jackson. Beat the Mexicans a few times, beat the Spainish in 1898, where on the winning side in WW1 and WW2. In WW2 they were practically the side which defeated Japan in the Pacific. Don't know how you can say that winning wars has never been America's strong point
PirateShampoo wrote: » Maybe the British should follow America policy of "if it moves kill it"
Wagon wrote: » Winning wars has never been America's strong point though so the commander (like the rest of his army) is just another highly trained muppet.