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The Belgium army put up a valiant resistance to the Wehrmacht, destroying most of their countries infrastructure so it would slow down the Germans. You cannot say the Belgians didn't fight the Nazis.
All of these people dropping that ol thank you for your service b.s. turn a blind eye to the homeless veterns on the streets today, but will advocate for illegals to have a better life... the hypocrisy is appalling!!!
Thanks for your comment! The video focuses on the historical context of post-Cold War Germany and its military transition. It's a reflection on how nations adapt to new political climates and security concerns.
Thank you for your comment! "Decommissioning" means officially retiring and often dismantling the old weapons. While some equipment was put into storage, much of it was sold or scrapped as Germany modernized its military and integrated into NATO.
Thank you for your comment! "War Dogs" is actually based on a true story about arms dealers in the 2000s, not specifically on the decommissioning of East German weapons.
Thanks for your comment! The images might be misleading, but the focus is on the transition period after the Cold War, when East Germany retained Soviet-era weapons before modernizing and aligning with NATO.
Thank you for your comment! The brief retention of old Soviet-era weapons in East Germany after reunification was indeed a complex and transitional period.
Basically, the Battleship was a well proven technology that had helped win many wars, and the Japanese had proven well skilled at using them. Whereas the aircraft carrier was only a potential game changer in the 30s. Also, radar changed naval warfare forever, and it wasn't even a consideration at that point.
He died from an operation due to complications of a car accident in Berlin, Germany 21st July 1947 (aged 23). He never came back to the USA because he was stationed there. However, he has been buried in Arlington National Cemetery. I am an Australian and I know this why? Who knows but what a disgrace that his own country can't get his facts right. May he Rest In Peace!
