British Marine Reacts To How strong is the United States military?
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As an American I can assure you tens of millions of us feel patriotism towards the UK, particularly Scotland if your of Scottish ancestry like I am.
Also the video has few mistakes particularly about the USA being the strongest power in history. That still goes to the British, y'all held 25% of the world's landmass, as well as dominated the globe for over a century. The USA is close but I doubt we'll ever hold so much direct control and dominion over the globe.
As an American thanks for the kind words! We love you Brits!
Bro, you've done this video like ten million times. I know you gotta get that bag. But this is crazy why are we watching video after video of the same content. Make new again! 2024
Out of curiosity, why do you do your videos in black and white? In certain points when a stat is named?
Just have curiosity on how old this video that you're Reviewing
Now add 18 MILLION combat vets...... what do you think they'd do if invaded? NOW add 393 million civilian-owned firearms. GAME OVER.
All for what you said, but... If they were to the point of invading the US. They'd nuke it.
And most of them have guns and know how to fight.
@@GentleRain21it'll be a shame if one doesn't know how to use a gun!!!!! Even little pew pew like m16 l!!!! I think that's common sense here🎉🎉🎉🎉
If We get Invaded, it would be a competition to get the most XP, gear and special item collection.. 😅
Wow, so even American babies are armed?
Dont count US out yet people. We the People are fighting for our lives. And yours...🔥💪🇺🇸
The Brits are like a brother or cousin. Love you guys as I do my countrymen
The British are our, sometimes, stuffy parents.❤
I'm American and I LOVE our UK brothers and sisters Canadians too.
I am a retired 25-year Navy SEAL and hold a kindred spirit patriotism with the UK. Much love.
Love the Britt’s. If I had to be in a bad situation with allies, I’d want British, Ausies, or NZ first. Canadians are solid too.
Me too, especially given the many I've met living in Asia. One of my closest friends is still in Shanghai and I definitely feel that myself and other Americans are taught from a young age that Britain is our best allies. Not to mention a flag that is very similar.
absolutely patriotic towards UK. You should not even question that.
I was a soldier in the US Army for 10 years. You asked a question about how Americans feel about the British. I will speak for myself when I say that I like the UK. And most people that I know like the UK. It is nice to know that no matter what people think about the conflicts that have come up around the world. It is very comforting to know that the UK, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, Germany, France, and other key Allies have been right there right beside us. I want to thank all of the countries that are right there with us. Just like I would not hesitate one second in being right there in helping you if the time should ever arise. So, one more thought about the video. It's obvious that America is the best equipped and maned military in the world. Now add to our military strength of our friends like the UK, Australia, Germany, France, Canada, Japan, Philippines, South Korea, the list goes on, and on. Now think about all of our strengths put together. We should be unstoppable if we keep our common values and beliefs in check. Interesting alliance we all have. Last but not least. Even tho we are of different country's, I want to thank you for your service.
American here. Yes I love the UK. Ive always loved and respected the UK as the country of our origin and our language... been blessed to be there twice on vacatiion. Lets not let it turn into an islamic state yeah?
The U.S. could loose our democratic republic if Trump is elected.
One thing rival countries don't get, is that the US doesn't NEED conscripts. 100% of American soldiers are there by choice. They are PURPOSEFULLY serving in the military with no bribes, threats or coercion.
You're damn right buddy we love y'all! You're our cousins across the pond and we will always be there for each other. Speaking as a Texan, you always have us as well!
A lot of nations count equipment that is outdated or not working. The U.S. has 'mothballed' ships and vehicles that are not being counted as well as military reserves.
Only nation with battleships that can be reactivated!
we (in the States) absolutely feel patriotic to you Brits. At leatst for every year since 1814.....
I see the Brits as our cousins. Since the turn of the century you have always been by our side and fought and died with us to keep the world free God bless you, god bless the King and God Bless America
The M109 Paladin self-propelled howitzer has a 155 mm main gun. The crew is trained to do the math on paper, but they use a ballistics calculator that can figure out the atmospheric conditions and the curvature and rotational speed of the Earth. Once the forward observers have confirmed the impact zone and sent back corrections, the feed mechanism and crew can fire up three shells that impact nearly simultaneously within yards of each other at any range, changing the barrel's angle and using different weights of propellant charges. It can fire up to 4 rounds per minute for up to 3 minutes before it runs out. They were developing a system that could deliver five shells simultaneously, but they figured three was "good enough" so they cancelled it and saved millions to develop other tech. Ranges of 13 miles for HE, 19 miles with rocket assisted shells, 25 miles with Excalibur GPS guided shells.
Very cool,thanks!
America loves the British they're are brothers and sisters from another mother!!!
As an American I don't know if I'd say I feel patriotic about the UK but I will say that I feel proud to be allied with the UK and I celebrate your achievements with you, and will boast about the strength of our allies.
Trust brother we will get it together.... moral compass should be built in and put in us since childhood
A large majority of Americans love and are patriotic about our allies. Especially the likes of uk, Australia, Poland etc. And if anyone ever were to attack and harm one of our close allies, words can't describe the "proportional" hell that we would unleash.
Britain is our mother country.... she shall never fall
Those Russian numbers are a lot lower now
Lol 😂
Russia's numbers are much higher than you think, and quality wise is nearly on par if not superior to the USA.
That all said our special forces, navy, and particularly air power is larger by magnitude. Russia could defend against us but that is about it.
@@tylerrobbins8311 SURE....... because the US recruits prisoners for their military. Russia can't even beat Ukraine... so miss me with that tripe.
@tylerrobbins8311 I don't think anybody knows the true extent of Americans' power until war happens. Until then, we are guessing.
@@jacoblongbrake8230 No our recruitment rate is abysmal not to mention our stockpile of arms has been drastically depleted. Now sure our supply for our troops as still fine but if war were top break out we would eventually run out. It'll take 8 years for Lockheed Martin, 9 for Raytheon, and 12 for Boeing to get back on track.
That all said we are still way more armed and capable than any other nation.
The moral compass is off kilter. One Marine to another, honor is every thing and anything else is unacceptable.
I'm a Navy vet. Thanks for reacting to this video. I am so very proud of our Navy and military in general. Being a sailor is the proudest thing I ever did with my life, my Daddy was a WW2 Navy vet as well. hHis face was priceless when I told him I enlisted. I miss those days. Need to gry back to the TRAL America==rnough of the BS. Great reaction
U.S. vet here responding to your question. We speak English, and remember well that we once were English. I myself am a third generation British American. My family has English heritage going back to the 1400's and I'm very proud to call both nations my own. If anyone, was to ever lay a hand on the UK I would take it personally, as if my own land was attacked yes. We Yanks, especially ones with British heritage would consider UK family more so than any other ally. Because we really are family not just in a political context but in blood and culturally as well. You are our brothers, its to the point that if someone asked me what country I call home its a split, I live in the U.S. and am an American. But culturally, historicly and spiritually I am British and haven't forgotten that.
I'm an American Veteran with English/Scot heritage. I appreciate our Celtic brothers in arms.
As a retired US soldier and having trained with the Brit’s during the Cold War in Germany and fighting beside them during DS/DS I’ve always admired the fortitude and courage. Hell even fought them in a drunken brawl and ended up getting drunker with them. Hoorah
Being mostly of Scottish and British descent but American, I can honestly say that the United States is so appreciative of the United Kingdom's more recent loyalty, friendship and magnanimous behavior towards it's own citizens and those of other allied nations that we are at a height of goodwill towards our closest ally (after Canada.)
Happy to be part of the team dude
Speak for yourself. That pathetic monarchy of a country is not respected by all Americans. In fact...they're rulers are p3d0s yet the people idol them, they're government and "royalty" melded in our elections against 45-47, they're military is now training the chinese air force on how to use stealth and combat it even tho we're the ones that gave england the technology in first place. The list goes on.
Speak for yourself. That pathetic monarchy of a country is not respected by all Americans. In fact...they're rulers are p3d0$ yet the people idol them as deities, they're government and "royalty" melded in our el3ctions against 45-47, they're military is now training the chinese air force on how to use stealth and combat it even tho we're the ones that gave england the technology in first place. The list goes on.
Speak for yourself. That pathetic monarchy of a country is not respected by all Americans. In fact...they're rulers are p3d0$ yet the people idol them as deities, they're government and "royalty" interfered in our 3lect!ons against 45-47, they're military is now training the chinese air force on how to use stealth and combat it even tho we're the ones that gave england the technology in first place. The list goes on.
My mother's ancestry includes New England colonists who rebelled against Britain and fought the Redcoats fiercely, as well as German and Irish immigrants. Therefore I am as fond of the UK as I am of Germany, and less than I am of Ireland where all of my Father's family originated. True, I support Poland and the Ukraine because my "German" ancestor came from a place now in Poland and had an Eastern European name. Whoever says that "nations don't have friends they have interests," is only half right, nations are composed of people and the people have family histories and attachments. BTW I have Canadian aunts on both paternal and maternal sides, not unusual for a New England Yankee, Ayuh!
I am a former marine USMC, I consider the UK and the other allied nations as brothers and sisters... You my massive friend are my brother, and I would stand by your side if need be. Don't count us down and out yet... There might be a very vocal minority of unhappy voices, but we the people are still here and we ain't going nowhere. If it ever hits the fan... You can bet we'll stand up and kick in, like men.
Our best days aren't behind us yet.
To paraphrase the Lord of the rings... ”there may come a day when the light of men may fall, but it is not this day.”
I regard the UK as a close ally, and if something were to happen there I'd feel it. When I was on active duty we were a port sponsor boat for the HMS Trafalgar, great bunch of guys.
Havent seen one of your videos in a long time. Glad to see you are keeping yourself physically ready for anything. Non military here and I have always viewed the UK as family to which we once had a disagreement. Its all love in the end.
If the UK was in trouble, I'd vote to go there and fight for them. My father's generation helped to save the UK in WWII. I'm too old to fight now myself any more (I've not YET faded away, though) but if I were young again, and the UK was in military trouble, I'd be there. And I doubt that I'd be alone.
I'd be thrte by your side brother
And much appreciated for it, you would be!
Count me in....OOH RAH!!! SEMPER FI GET SOME!!!! OUR UK friends could definately count on us...
If, God forbid, the UK were to get into a war their biggest problem wouldn’t be the enemy. Their biggest problem would be where the hell do they put all the Americans that showed up to fight?
Not the size of the dog in a fight, it's the fight in the dog. Peace brother.
There is a lot of division in this country right now, and eventually, we will work it out but another thing is if someone did manage to get troops here they would have to deal with the most armed population on earth.
And I wanted to love the videos and content you put out from one marine to another
I'd imagine my small TX neighborhood has more firepower and trained fighters than most small governments 😂. Don't discount dude that rolls out at 4am on his golf cart to patrol with his don't tread on me flag and 1911 lmao
Love the UK brother. We ALL need to get our shit together.
Ryan Forrest, This is fantastic! I subscribed because I love it!
I am a red blooded American and love my country and our history, the good with the bad. Though I may talk smack on the UK at times, I have multiple friends over there and if it came to it, I'd fight for your guys' freedom no questions asked. The Union Jack is my second favorite national flag for a reason! 🇺🇸🇬🇧
Speaking on alliances, NATO specifically, A total population of nearly 1,000,000,000 (Shoutout to Finland and Sweden, welcome aboard)
A defense spending of $1,300,000,000,000+ (and growing rapidly) It's the largest, and most powerful military alliance in human history.
With individual and combined strengths, Mountain warfare, anti-submarine warfare, geopolitical knowledge, local terrain knowledge, winter warfare to name a few.
We also can't forget our Indo-Pacific partners, they're growing more important by the day. Korea and Poland are working closely together, and in my eyes, will bring European and Asian partners closer together in the name of defense.
I truly believe no matter what happens in the US the military will always protect and serve the people. There is still a lot of good people willing to fight for what's right. I'm so proud of our military.
I’ve heard alot about how divided a country the U.S. is. The country was more divided during the Vietnam war. The main thing, though, is that people outside the U.S. don’t really understand our brand of unity. We fuss and fight amongst ourselves, including during war, and that’s part of being American. America isn’t about our unity, the state, our history, or anything like that, it’s a country about the people having our (you’re) own opinions, making your own life, and whatever else a person decides it’s about - for them. We’re actually a very united country, in a way that’s hard for others’ to see.
We always feel like you are our relatives, just in another country.
A couple thoughts. First, I am about 25% Scottish, 60% Brittish, 7% Welsh and 3% Irish, 3% Norwegian and 2% no idea. LOL the truth is my family has fought in Europe in both World Wars and we think of G.B. as our cousins. You're family so to speak and literal in some cases so while I am not a fan of the crown we love your people. I believe that we will come to your aid if needed. Second, as far as our current internal issues, I don't think it's as big a deal as the media makes it out to be. About 30% of the population are wack jobs with extreme right and left views with the 70% in the middle feeling like we need to be referee's. I have a feeling this falls election will go a long way to straightening it out. Third, Russia's numbers are extremely reduced and no where near as much hardware as they had. Fourth this didn't go into how technological advances have exploded over here with AI and 6th gen Stealth and real hypersonic with Mach 5+ capability with steerable weaponry.
You asked at the end about moral compass. I think it will be set by this upcoming election.
Brits are and always will be our brothers. Have fought side by side with you in the Middle East and wouldn't trade those friendships for anything.
Always look forward to seeing your content.
I'm not a part of the US military but I do want to say that you good people across the pond are our friends, cousins, and family, you might as well be the same country. I love you brits, you guys are great and I'm proud as an American to call you our allies. I care about you just as much as I care about Americans. We have your back and you have ours and I wouldn't want it any other way.
As a U.S. veteran, I personally wouldn't say I feel or felt necessarily patriotic to the UK. But certainly felt a deep bond and brotherhood shared with the UK and Australia, more so than any other American ally. I wouldn't think twice to come to the defense of my UK and Aussie brothers. I would absolutely come to the defense of my French, Spanish, German and other NATO friends as well. And I will always support the defense of those nations that truly seek freedom and democracy through all possible peaceful means and only take up arms when their lives are threatened like what has happened in Ukraine and what is being hinted at in Taiwan.
Aye ryan i been here for quite some time still glad to see you’re still posting content someone i really think you should react to is the Fat Electrician his content is awesome and i personally think you’d like em and possibly enjoy reacting to his content 💯😎
Great video. Thanks.
You fellas are our cousins from across the pond. We got your back.
I still laugh how the world thinks because we are divided on politics, that it will be our downfall. All the world sees is the crazies' on both sides of our government. If this is true why whenever something bad happens to us or we go into battle , we come together and want blood. All American just want to live our lives and love our country. We infight like siblings, in the end we will defend each others right to have a difference of opinion. I believe this is one thing that makes us stronger most countries.
Only served 4 years in the US Navy as an Aviation Electriciansmate, made it to E-4 and then departed in 2014. Most of my experience was on the EA-6B Prowler and EA-18G Growler in Japan, South Korea, Singapore, Hong Kong, Thailand (Never went on land, just provided relief after they were hit by a bad storm), and Washington State. As such I don't have much relationship with UK or other forces besides the Japanese (and even then my experience was primarily their officers aboard CVN-76 so I steered clear).
As for the Moral compass - I think it's a consequence of our 'softness' which is likely not the appropriate way to communicate what I mean.
We live in an era where people say whatever they want with no consequences. I had a small argument with a friend and one of their friends threatened to burn my house down and legally there was nothing I could do (But when I was growing up you'd have to say this to my face and idk about others, but I'd likely get violent someone threatens to burn down my home and endanger my wife and animals! Even worse if you have children!)
Then we bring up children and in the US most kids don't get spanked, rarely get grounded, and it makes me wonder what consequences are actually being taught to the next generation or are we raising entitled brats who think there are no consequences for their actions?
Now each scenario is too nuanced to actually discuss because obviously some parents are better equipped than others to care for and guide their children to be well adjusted and productive members of society, but personally I feel like the moral compass is currently spinning in place is because the USA is a huge melting pot, civilians have gone through a massive tech boost in the last few decades, and while the US military has done a good job at staying relevant - extremely dangerous situations arise from domestic situations significantly more often then ever before just due to the digital shadow war that everyone is fighting each day (not to mention botting, AI, and likely other tools used to further the goals of misinformation, intel gathering, and
sabotage)
I've always thought of England as the parent to countries like the US, Australia and Canada. All us kids (US, Australia, and Canada) are unique but we share foundational values. I'm sure most Americans would readily go to war to protect our family.
As a American 🇺🇸 soldier, I truly love you Britain 🇬🇧
In the Words of the Fat Electrician we have the:
USA
USB (Britian)
USC (Canada)
This is how america views you all as one of our own.
And USK SOUTH KOREA
You forgot USK (South Korea
Which video did he say that on? I wanna hear that, lol.
@@Longhauler85 the last dreadnought USS Texas one of his funniest videos
@@Longhauler85 and for him calling Canada USC it's in the B-52 bomber video
About your question of do we feel patriotic towards Britain we usually get yelled at and told we’re ignorant if we express any interest or talk about heritage or anything like that towards really any European country I was arguing with people in a video about Americans claiming Polish heritage so it seems like a lot Europeans hate it if we do that
That's more so woke anti European nonse. The same thing happens in all the European countries to.
i feel like as an American going through two world wars with Britain has made me somewhat patriotic towards the UK you guys have been there with us through a lot
Ok I LOLed at "walking" cities lol. Love the content 💯
Speaking as an American, yes, a lot of us do feel a sense of patriotism towards our major allies as well. Britain and Canada most prominently.
American marine here and 100 percent fucking with the UK is like talking shit about my brother I can. ....you can't
I’m an old US Marine and to comment on the end of the video, yes our country is in a tough situation now but we will come out of it. People thought America was coming apart in the 60’s but we didn’t. We won’t, as it was said in the video, America is still home to freedom and no matter what we will never lose the will to fight
Yep.... and let's not forget the Civil War. We fought ourselves and came out of it.
I hope it doesn't happen again but who knows with the way politics are today.
Despite all the current divisiveness in the US, we can come together immediately if/when needed. And we similarly back the UK if/when needed. No worries mate!
Ryan may i be the first to invite you to America to be an American. We have our problems but hopefully those problems will be rectified in the next few months so everyone can get back to doing what needs to be done.. you are most definitely invited to come partake in the most powerful country in the world.
The u s military has some sections that have small numbers of what we have in our Arsenal, but if you think about the ratio of kills from that material, it makes us first by far non.
I dont have much patriotism for britain or any nation really but as americans we feel (or should) feel a obligation to protect you. Were big brother and your our little brother depsite our fight twice.
Lol not gonna lie as a die hard American from Oklahoma usa. When the video started and it says "why are the USA military the strongest" you said "cause they're bad ass!" I said to my 1 yr old son "well that was a quick video that's all we needed to hear" 🤣 favorite brit by far bro! LFG! And thank you for your service, idc that it was for the UK we appreciate ours and our allies!
As an American, I don't know if I would say I feel PATRIOTIC toward Britain, but what I CAN say is that, if push came to shove, I would absolutely be willing to sign up to help defend my country and the UK, A.K.A. America Original Recipe
Absolutely patriotic towards UK. Both countries will continue their‘special relations’ with each other.
Those people holding the flag are the extras. Extras feeling the bravery of being out of range.
I know I’m late to the conversation but our problems were kinda foreshadowed at the end of the Continental Congress.
“A republic, if you can keep it.”
--Benjamin Franklin's response to Elizabeth Willing Powel's question: "Well, Doctor, what have we got, a republic or a monarchy?"
I am patriotic to the UK as brothers across the pond. When have been through many things together. Had our British cousins had not held back Hilter before our entrance into WW2, it would be a different world.
As a vet myself I would stand by the UK as I would my brothers and sisters. If my government was slow to react I would happily get there myself and take up arms with them. Don't let the media coverage dilute the American spirit. We can disagree on a lot of topics internally but we are unified as a people. We are just in a period of soft men taking advantage of good times created by strong men. The strong men are here and the rallying cry would be heard across the globe if challenged. We're just too busy working to give a crap about the trivialities of politics.
You said a mouthful here, and I couldn't agree more! I'm an American and would fight for the UK without question.
Also right about us here. We can squabble amongst ourselves and it be fine, but throw down a challenge from outside and it's game over.
The ones who'd fight the hardest are just like this gentleman and myself, working too hard to worry about current political crap
Sometimes the actors pushing SOF tropes for stock footage irritates me...
Boonie Hats supposed to be Rangers or Zoomie shot callers, the black eggs and the "black guy of the pic" supposed to be Delta... The only thing they got right was leaving Recon out of it...
And Pararescue.
We respect Britts but don’t feel patriotic. We kinda fought a war over that. 🤷♂️🤣
Definitely patriotic towards UK personally...most i know would agree. Dont know any that wouldn't agree actually.
OohRah!
🇬🇧🇺🇸BROTHERS FOREVER🇺🇸🇬🇧
Proud of my country.
I feel a great affinity towards the UK, and I feel that we are kin,but I reserve my patriotism for America.
As an American veteran, we always joke about a tea party, but have nothing but respect for the UK.
Yes, we feel patriotic to the UK as well, brother.
As an American, I don’t know if we’re patriotic towards other countries but y’all are our brothers for sure. I’m not sure if that’s what you mean but I’m not gonna be waving a British flag. USA. We are nowhere near perfect and our politics and media are a joke, but the people, when you get off social media are pretty damn amazing
That beard is lookin awesome, Brother.
The UK&US are basically one. Same culture, same values, same people. In fact, I think there’s as much variation between a Brit/Californian, and a Californian/Virginian, etc. If the UK declared a war on ANY country, I’m 100% certain we would follow, no questions asked, and vice versa. We are each other’s staunchest allies
Patriotic to GB? Hell yes. Navy Vet here and we view you brits as our brother and best friend - always
Logistics, logistics, logistics... I was a combat Airborne Infantry/Forward observer... ya, we can fk shit up, but moving food and ammunition is key. We can only go primal for so long.
As screwed up as we are together, we will defend each other no matter what.
Texas has been anxiously waiting for any country to try.
I feel love for the Brits. We had our issues, but we are beat friends
that was a eye opener Ryan about what you said that those kids sound american because they watch American culture. Crazy!! I need to watch some videos about the influence of AMerican culture. what a crazy thought
The history of America is complex and I still find surprises as I learn new things about it. I'm 70 and as far as I know in good health, more like the feeling of being in my forties. I was eligible for the draft (conscription) in 1972 through 1975 when it was done on a lottery basis. I didn't get drafted and I didn't join. It was a time when we began withdrawing from Vietnam and my life expectancy was not so good and was proven by some friends and acquaintances who never did make it back, except for a few who came back in pieces inside caskets. Others that did come back alive were simply not the people I knew before the war.
Historically, what I didn't know until recently was the attack of Pearl Harbor united the US population into a very cohesive hive-mind state. In the 1930's up to 1941 sending young boys to summer camps was a thing. But what I didn't know until recently is that the majority of summer camps were sponsored by the NAZI party that was gaining a major foothold in America's youth. Then Japan attacked and it changed the course of the US and to some degree, the world. The difference between WW1 and WW2 was huge. In WW1 we helped our allies and became more sympathetic toward European Nations and of course, there was a sour note of debt and the affects on American economy that drove most Americans toward isolationism thereafter. At first there was the roaring 20's and then the great depression that opened up American's to organized crime on a large scale and experiments in socialism with a strong influence of the Nazi party. So, Japan really screwed up. They hit us in our home, we truly reunited to pledge allegiance to the Starts and Stripes. And, it turned us into a war machine with the realization that no nation could truly operate independently from the rest of the world. In order to protect our own ideals, we had to build outposts all over the world as a protective and pro-active measure against another Pearl Harbor type event in the future.
Now, with nuclear weapons and the advent of space exploration and new technologies growing like wildfires I feel it is though we are back in a place like the 1930's. We make commitments and contracts and more often than not we break those contracts. Marriage is almost a joke. Kid's brought up by one parent only is on the rise that seems to equate to higher levels of crime. Tribalism in the US is on the rise and the gang and mob violence is the product. Many people seem to feel the deserve a high salary without having to work for it. Kids get trophies for being in last place. I see a lot of people that want the "good life" but are not willing to work for it because they feel it is their right whether or not that put any effort toward it. I could go on and on, but I'll end my little rant with the hope that I'm not talking about mainstream America. Hopefully it's only the loud few that want recognition as valued members of society, but do nothing to actually add value to society.
Yeah.
I've always thought and felt that. England is where My family generations have come from so british are like family
And we love you man. Get over here and have a range day with me
I'm Native American and even though the past between our people have been divided and hatred has been spread, I'm still an American, and the people then aren't the people now, and I really do love the United Kingdom. (however, I think my favorite thing HAS to be the flag, not so much the people...cause some of them are rude LOL)
Americans tend to feel patriotic for our allies, we're like a family. I don't think we really mind what country you're from as long as you're kind enough.
Even their new tech is 3 decades behind ours in military capabilities. Just what the public knows.
You forget about the second largest navy. The retired us ships docked in harbors all over the united States waiting to be reenlisted as well.
I think of the UK as our mother country....and ......we, the US as the big strong son that will protect the family.
We love you back 🦅
RYAN, I absolutely love you. Your respect for OUR troops moves me. My family has sacrificed so much for our country in combat. It angers me when my own people disrespect our troops. Thank GOD for all you services men for allowing me to walk in my COUNTRY... FREE...Any country that stands with the USA is a brother. PERIOD...
I like to talk shit about the UK seeing as my family is from Ireland but I’ve lived in the US my whole life and definitely feel a strong alliance and patriotism for Britain.
I do!
My ancestors came here from Britain... And I grew up, in my early years in Suffolk... My dad was in the U.S.A.F.
I learned to walk, and talk in Ipswich.
I often don't like what either of our governments do... But, I love my country, and yours!
The US Military budget last year was around $860 Billion. And that's just what is 'on the books'.
Shared it with my dog, and he's wondering if Diego Garcia is still a big supply dump. Hell, you just mentioned it, thanks!