Army Recruiting Ad had the BAD WWII Soldiers in it
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Montana National Guard leadership recently became aware that one of their Recruiting posters included a background image that appears to show members of the German Army. You know, that bad ones in WWII. Not a good look when the purpose of this campaign was to bring in recruits from veteran families. The intent was to showcase the generations of service within veteran families, but the chosen banner made people wonder which side grandpa fought for.
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That was the actual recruiting campaign for Alabama
They were just trying to do the Reich thing....
One way to look at it is the Germans are retreating. I know, weak explanation.
Its funny navy finally lived up to everyone's expectation with rear admiral Rachel😳 its like total shock but then im like am I living in an incredible meme dream🤷🤔also a little behind on navy stuff🤷
Remember no not c's in ukraine
Their heart was in the reich place.
thats a good one
Love it
Bravo.👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
GAhahaha
:claps:
Don't feel bad. In Canada we honor them in our parliament with a standing ovation.
I was just gonna say this 😂
I would have anyway
Anyone that fights communism is good in my books.
@@GiarcraiGO Exactly!
@Shawn_White Rare Canada W
My Grandpa was an electrician in the German Army. His helmet had ⚡⚡ on it.
💀💀💀💀💀💀
He wasn't a Scout Sniper?
That means he was SS....
@@jkii1105 he was a super soldier? No way!!! 😮
@@Fck_the_atf 2 lightning bolts were worn by the German SS...
"My grandfather: the toughest man I ever met. He killed fifty men in World War Two. Then he was captured and spent the rest of the war in an Allied prisoner of war camp."
- Dwight Schrute
As an Airplane Mechanic no doubt? 😄
I mean, considering the KD, probably the Eastern Front, and anybody that survived a Soviet POW camp would be the toughest SOB you ever met.
@@Tom50-kf6rw No, a cook!
@@user-lx5iv5cw1w OR those are non-military casualties…?
@@mediocrecontent2449 Wouldn't have been 50 men. Civilians are majority women and children.
My grandfather served in WWII, he personally destroyed 8 BF 109's and 2 FW-190s!
Worst Mechanic the Reich ever had.
For legal reasons, this is a joke.
Love it.
It's like the line about the guy who took out a whole company single-handedly. He was the cook..
There was actually a german pilot who crashed so many air craft he was considered an allied ace
Lmfao
😂😂
My grandfather tragically died in Auschwitz. It was raining and he slipped and fell off a guard tower.
Looks like they found a solution to low recruitment. Some might say, a final solution
These comments are GOLD. 😂😂😂
i see what you did there
Lmao i was about to say that lol
Someone is goering to be very angry about your post
Oh that's dark. I love it.
My grandfather actually died in the camps...
He's the main reason they started putting handrails on guard towers ☠
Mine single handedly took down 30 falker.
Worst mechanic in the luftwaffe.
Did the camp he worked at has showers with funny gas??
I’ll let Patton speak for me on this one.
Yeah right.
Patton had a rather high-pitched voice, despite Scott's gravelly growl in the Patton movie.
We really did fight the wrong enemy
@@joriankell1983109 times my friend
So few can realize that.
lighting bolts on the helmets they must be electricians
@thefatelectrician ?
@@AngryCops did someone say “Luft Waffles”?
Mmmm, Angry luft waffles 🤤🤤🤤
@@Yeoman7 I'm more of a Luft Pancakes type of guy, than a Luft Waffle type of guy.
@@AngryCops hopefully he can either confirm or deny
I’d expect Canada to do this since the entire parliament stood up and applauded a literal SS war criminal.
Our Congress applauds a draft dodger that sells nuclear secrets
They are reich next door.
Canada just really loves war crimes that much. At least they're consistent.
Sssshhhhhh you can't mention words like Baba Yar or Azov, they are Verboten, we must support Ukraine! lol
war crimals are always on the losing side only lol
My dad ended up as the commander of the American Legion Post in his town a few years before he died. I was down visiting him about '92 and he had told me about their 50th Anniversary of the Pearl Harbor attack. After the events and dinner, etc. several sat around the bar and they started taking turns saying where they were when Pearl Harbor happened.
They all had stories but one of their members, called "Fritz" (decorated Korean war veteran), hadn't been quiet. They kept asking him and he waved it off multiple times and finally they cajoled him into answering, "Where were you Fritz?" Dad said he kind of looked sheepish and quietly said, "With Rommel in the Afrika Corps." 😂
What did the people say to fritz after that 😂
@@ZenuxProduction When I finished laughing, Dad said it was real quiet for a second and then they went back to drinking.
@@KyleCowden And that's how we know it was a real thing. :P
As a German who's grandpa was a soldier in WW2, I see this as an absolute win
Buddy in high school’s dad fought for the Nazis in WW2. He was like an operation paperclip dude. They had a Veterans Day bring your family members in to talk and he brought his dad. The fucking school admin freaked out when he started talking about the Eastern Front.
😂😂😂🫡
😂😂
That's the best
Oh, man! I had a principal and a teacher and a couple of neighbors who fought in WW II, I can just imagine their faces working through a whole range of expressions.
Then there was when I did the math, and figured out that several of my female teachers were calculators for the Manhattan Project.
Would've loved to have seen a video of their reactions! lol
That's living history there though!
They just picked the soldiers with the coolest looking uniforms.
The education level of most young people these days is unfortunately very, very low.
I mean they did have badass uniforms but im more partal to the us airborn jump uniforms. They are not as stylish as hugo boss, but they just look more pratical.
@@ohsweetmystery survivorship bias
That American helmet camo net was pretty cool looking too.
I mean golly the SS officer uniform is something every American has to envy
When the army couldnt recruit on twitch, they turned to 4chan.
And we told them to dilate cope seeth and go glow elsewhere
Glad to see the MT Guard paying homage to my German Grandpa, he was an electrician during the war, had two lightning bolts on his uniform
Just like all the German armored "ambulances" with black crosses painted on them?
I demand to see more WWII puns. place them here
I did NA zi that coming!
Montana National Guard “Heil” to service.
“Nothing to Sieg here.”
The finnish line went a bit back
Montana ancestry rates = 26% of german heritage
at that point it’s at least historically accurate
wait, what if this was on purpose. Join the Montana National Guard, and defend your state against.... "Those guys."
See, they’re marching away. They’re retreating boys! We did it
ROFL
Nice spin.
Yeah no...just no, stop it just stop
This is how I understood it. And just like @HydraHolden said…
As a former infantry soldier of the Montana National Guard. The ad team for the state is awful on checking stuff. I chewed out a pfc one time because I was the one printing the recruitment sign, and it had challengers in the back, not Abrams.
Australian here.
One of our local football teams made a commemorative jersey for ANZAC (Australia and New Zealand Army Corp) day to sell to their fans. When they put it on the site, they instantly got a lot of hate. They had put American army service men on the jersey, not Australian.
They tried to blame an Army base saying that they had worked with them to do the images, but when they Army base was asked by the press, they said they had never even been consulted. Then someone from the rugby team admitted that they had lied about the consult when that news came about, but by that stage, the damage was done. Really upset a lot of Rugby fans and vets.
Stahlhelm sticking out like a sore thumb to anyone with even limited WW2 knowledge 😂
That's the problem, the stahlhelm was in use before the second world war and it was still in use long after the second world war. It's infuriating how many idiots can't tell the difference between the Waffen SS (dismantled in 1945) and the Bundesgrenzschutz (established in 1951). They see that helmet and go "NAZI!!!!!!". F**k, most of them can't even identify a 1940's American make M-1 "Steelpot" helmet from a 1960's Belgian make M-1 "Steelpot" helmet.
@@Princess_Celestia_ The struggle is real
looking at the world today... we've been lied to. The Germans were the good guys.
@@Princess_Celestia_ You're confusing a "problem" with people not sharing your autistic interest in militaria
Between this and the Canadian parliament incident, I'm convinced that historical literacy has dropped to zero. WW2 used to be the ONE subject normies had any awareness of - now they genuinely know _nothing_ of their own past. 🤦♂️
"Are we the baddies?"
"And if there's anything we learned in the last thousand miles of retreat, it's how Russian agriculture is in dire need of mechanization!"
@@clyde2801 "a rat's...anus...?"
"Its a matter of perspective, really"
What would our WW2 vets say if they could see America today?
@@jakemocci3953 same thing they said while the war was still going: We fought the wrong enemy.
Friend in grade school had his retired dad chaperone a field trip. The dad had been in Europe during WWII with the 8th AF. He spent most of the trip in the back of the bus, in deep conversation with Mr Bader, one of our math teachers. On the way home from school I asked him if Mr Bader had been in WWII, he said yes Mr. Bader had been a fighter pilot. I blurted out “In Mustangs?? (My favorite plane). There was a pause, and he smiled and he said, “No Mr Bader flew the Me 109”.
As a Montanan, I can confirm we love oursourcing our most basic graphics and that some underpaid intern thought it was funny 😂 and they werent wrong
I mean I would probably do the same thing if I was only paid $30 for it
As a german, I'm proud, that german "quality" is used for American advertising 😂😂😂
Say what you will but Hugo Boss but the fash in fashion.
German drip is unmatched
They've taken alot from you, but never let them take the drip.
If it wasn't for the United States and all of our military bases you all would be living in squander right now and probably be speaking Russian...
It was used for our space program and jet engines too never forget your own achievements.
AC is like " I'm just gonna leave this Reich here " 😂
Someone tell this recruiting office to stay away from summer camps...
Veterans Day in elementary school. My grandfather fought for the RAF in WWII so I was sharing a picture of him in his pilot uniform. The next kid also had a grandfather who fought in WWII as a pilot, he showed a picture of his grandfather next to his plane. Little me and the rest of us didn’t think anything of the cross on the side. The teacher noticed it and didn’t say anything. I ran into the teacher again when I was in middle school and somehow we got on that topic of my grandfather being in WWII, and I said the kid after me’s grandfather was also a pilot in WWII. She said, “oh yeah, remember how the plane he showed had a cross?” I said yeah after a second. She then told me it was the *other* side’s plane and the kid was of German origin according to his parents…
The people who grew up playing WW2 Call of Duty games, those helmets jumped out of the picture as super obvious.
This incident proves that World at War needs a sequel.
Never played it at all but the bedrolls packs and general helmet profile immediately jumped out at me.
I saw the boots first lol
Nah, WaW just needs to be remastered for the current generation of consoles. Keep the same campaign, same multiplayer, same music (which was amazing in the original), and update the graphics. I’d pay $60 for that any day.
I was about 35 when the internet was invented, much less way before Call of Duty, and I could tell right off what those were
Played Medal of Honor Allied Assault back in '04, followed by Call of Duty 1 shortly after.
You're telling me i *won't* get a MG42 and some end tier drip if i sign up? Awww.
Drip is SS exclusive the Wehrmacht didnt get Shit compared to the Waffen SS with one company of soldiers and 5 Regiments Wörth of cameramen
As nasty and terrible as the Nazis were they sure dressed sharp AF, most Americans hate it but I love the ol goose step as well lol
@@JohnSmith-fq7hj the better the drip, the more war crimes they commit
Huge boss hooked those guys up.
@@JohnSmith-fq7hj The Prussian Goose Step and Prussian atire in general has great asthetics. Shame the Nazis ruined the image of Prussia.
It took this long to get an Army commercial with the good guys?! NICHT ANGEMESSEN!
Patton must be marching in his grave.
When I was in the Corps back in the 80s, one of my squadmates had a miltary photo of his grandfather wearing his dress uniform hanging up in his wall locker. Mind you, that wasn't something anyone would be really concerned about as many of us serving then had fathers or grandfathers that had served in the US military. The only problem was this guy's grandfather had served in the Waffen-SS during World War 2. Since we still lived in squadbays at the time, _everyone_ in the platoon, including the officers, saw this picture. This guy got razzed for the picture, but he never took it down.
And to think that nowadays, they won't even let you on base with a tiny Confederate battle flag sticker on your car. Your story reminded me of a time when I was stationed in Germany in the 2000s (I was prior Marine myself), and got a German girlfriend. Germany is (or was, don't know if it's changed since then) remarkable because they did not allow ANY depictions of nawtsi symbology on anything, not even plastic aircraft models. They were COMPLETELY ignorant of German history between 1933-1945. Anyway one day we were talking about our family and my girlfriend said "hey, I have pictures of mein grandfather, he wore uniforms just like you do", went to a drawer and pulled out this stack of old photos. She showed them to me, remarking about how handsome he looked in his uniform. And sure enough, they appeared to be prewar circa 1934-35 judging by the uniform variants, of her grandfather and associates in the black overcoat Algemeine-SS uniforms. They must have had very low membership numbers. I smiled politely, saying "that's so cool!" She had absolutely no idea. That's what denial of history does.
The people in charge are the ones you should hate his grandfather might have been on the bad guys side but he was still a soldier in ww2 and still deserves some respect for what he'll he went through. Unless they are Italian they can fuck right off
I was in the old ones on K street Lejuene early 80s, and there were Confederate Flags hanging around. We weren't offended by every tiny bs thing back then, so nobody gaf....
S/F
Good on him. O/
This is a damn lie. In the old Corps, that guy would be “disciplined” til the day he EAS.
Montana's version of Delta Force: they're not looking for the best candidates, they're looking for the reich ones.
I am so proud of this community. This is the first ad I've seen that's tempting me to join.
And they call us Marines crayon eaters! Finally, vindication!
Finally!!! 🎉🎉 **Pulls out purple crayon**
@@ryanadams3091 The Red is my favorite.
Hey, Montanan here, so at our school, we had a great pamphlet from the National Guard, which said you could join as an M1 Armor Crewman, with a picture of a Challenger 2. Not as funny as this but the Montana National Guard needs to fix itself because damn they're not hitting the targets.
Sounds like Glacier or Flathead lmao
@@r.w.860 Lmfao, sadly not
I don't blame them for that too much. The average civvie can't tell the difference between a truck, IFV, and a tank. They all are tanks to them.
@@rh906 Doesn’t change anything, it’s the fact they didn’t actually get an Abrams.
well, it was an artillery unit, and they're used to only needing to be close.
MY great grandfather fought in ww2. He was at Omaha Beach where he killed 50 enemy soldiers. He would have killed more, if the Americans wouldn't have captured him.
My great uncle was part of the national guard stationed in New Mexico during the Manhattan Project testing, said his teeth was never whiter and gardens grew insanely big veggies
Living in Montana. I distinctly remember going into the public bathroom seeing this poster over the urinal. Funny how it’s been replaced now. Wonder why….
Never suspect Malice, when incompetence is a plausible answer
Once is coincidence, twice is happenstance, thrice is enemy action.
"Never" suspecting malice is the most foolishly naive thing one can do.
What if they were actually the good guys all along... remember that the winners write history, and you can't criticize those who actually rule you.
@@lieutenantdan1413 good guys don't burn books and kill their neighbors for fun.
@ALovelyBunchOfDragonballz they burned tranny surgery books from the hirschfeld Institute and their "neighbors" were the equilvenant of turbo libs. Look up the weimar Republic, look up Magnus Hirschfeld. Your ignorance and belief in 80 year old war propoganda is appalling.
@@lieutenantdan1413 Tell that to several million who we have proved were killed for the crime of existing.
I for one am glad to see the National Guard doing a shout out to generational soldiers. My great grandpa served in WWII before moving to Argentina - so he didn't get the hero's welcome he deserved when we eventually moved to America.
Underrated. And if it's not too late, thank der Opa for us
A lot of Nazis ran to Argentina after the war, not something to brag about
@@SergioArellano-yd7ik oh man, no way. For real? Wish I had known that. I probably could've made a joke about having a relative that fled to Argentina after WWII if I had known this very well known piece of information.
@@SergioArellano-yd7ik Too bad they didn't take things over there, if so, Argentina would probably be in a better state.
@@SergioArellano-yd7ik does it really matter? Germans are an benefit to any state they move too, there's an reason why we got an load of them here in the US back in the day
Does not matter what army it is, a soldier is a soldier. My hat is off to any soldier that had their ass on the line.
My grandpa had a great time on the Normandy beaches! until all those boats and troops turned up and ruined it!
As a vet who worked alongside a lot of knuckleheads, and incompetent officers, I can wholeheartedly endorse the idea that that mistakes like this happen on the regular, just maybe not this public.
What happens in the armed forces stays in the armed forces.
Well I’m sure the Sargeant Major did Nazi this coming
That was no accident, to quote RatM "some of those who work forces burn crosses, ugh!"
Rage for the Machine, faggiest band ever
I did Not-see that coming, Anne Frankly it's pretty hilarious.
As Trudeau would call them “people who stood up and fought against the Russians”😂
😂😛👍👍👍
My company did a similar thing on Veterans Day last year. They have a main page that we all open up to get to all the programs we use. They had a headline with a huge picture of a “Veteran” silhouetted on top of a hill with a US Flag flowing in the background. The problem was the silhouette was a guy that didn’t have our style helmet and clearly an AK in his hands. Soooo they changed it in a couple hours. But not before a bunch of us vets screen shot it and sent it around!!!😂😂😂
"We salute Viet Nam Veterans!!"
"Those are the wrong guys."
"What?"
"USA not NVA."
And that’s why corporate needs to talk to the associated group before doing anything on their day/month
@@Aredel typical corporate tokenism. They couldn’t give a damn 😂
There’s 14 reasons why this good, and 88 reasons why it’s great.
I love the fact he threw shade specifically at the minnesota national guard. 😂
This really upsets me. Considering my grandfather died in a camp. He got drunk and fell out of the guard tower. Very sad and tragic.
Old joke but I couldn’t resist ;)
My ex father-in-law served in the regular German Army in WW2 and was captured by the Americans and did not believe the Germans were doing what history says happened.
Everyone in Germany knew what was happening. Slave labor? Heck, there were no military trains near the end of the war because the SS was using them all to kill the concentration camp prisoners.
Yeah, not all Germans were Yahtzees, and propaganda was a huge part of the regime.
What I've generally heard is that the SS were the real bad guys on the German side, and the regular soldiers just knew and did what they were told.
Still bad, but not as bad as the SS.
my great grandfather served on the Eastern front and most likely partook in the things that history said happened. But to be fair, the Soviets did kill his family.
He was right.
We fought the wrong side in ww2
you have no idea
I hear Lay All Your Love On Me by Abba playing in the background from this.....
It's seems as though a guy named Hugo must be the Boss of the Montana guard
New dress uniforms are starting to make sense now.
I hope he used the reich Chanels for his climbing of the ranks.
2:02 You never meant to put Minnesota in that same.... Camp.
Your rants are pure gold..
I saw this poster in the pisser at a bar a while ago. Didn’t think to take a picture to share with the world.
Rather than the helmets, it’s the boots being of the jack type that really catches my eye.
As a Montanan, please just go back to forgetting we exist for awhile till this bad memory can fade away. We dont get mentioned all that often, and when its because of something bad, it makes me real depressed.
Lewistown man here.. I agree 👍
Florida man here, at least you don't have our rep. At least you still have a chance to get known for the right things, along with the Reich things.
Helena gent here... my soul died...
This guy was my freshman football coach like 15 years ago. Great guy (at that point, I haven’t spoke with him since) who unfortunately didn’t double check his homework…. Someone probably google searched an image and didn’t double check.
Slow slide, legalized weed, now trans, now admitting Nazis are in the gaurd.
"I would like to have seen Montana." ~ Dr. Alan Grant, on a dinosaur exploration submarine
Hey, hey , rock and roll.. the sound of rotors are loud and cold, and I was always ready to go... 😂 finish this cadence.
Har har har har 😂😂😂😂 at least you didn’t invite an SS Officer to the Senate and gave him applause like Canada 🇨🇦 did 😂😂😂
Canada does love warcrimes.
AND THEY INVITED THE JEWISH ZELENSKY to be in the same room.
@@VT-mw2zb and he had no clue untill after he clapped for him too . . .
@@VT-mw2zb Zelensky and the SS..... and we're sending them $billions every year....
Funfact, it happend twice....to the same guy.
I saw that and I was like “huh… Montana your hearts in the right place just the way you went about it”
Ironically Montana has loads of German and Scandinavian ancestry
you could even say...Their hearts were in the reich place
@@wisemankugelmemicus1701 So what you're saying is we should look into if the current governor flunked art school?
My father and mother were both in the USAF (my dad was in for 26 years). I was in the USAF for 20 years and so was my wife. My son ships out to Basic on 16 April and will be the 3rd generation of Airmen to serve (He even got my old AFSC). We are all super excited for him.
I always heard " We have the best equipment in the world, provided by the lowest bidder."
As a member of Montana, we respectfully decline from this National Guard Poster Ad thing.. We talked to Minnesota and they are more than willing to take this on. God speed!
Yeah, the Red Bulls are not that dumb.
My son’s bootcamp T-shirt has migs instead of AF planes in the background 😂😂😂
Some army person didn’t check his jets before putting together that T-shirt back but dad was an AF pilot and spotted them immediately 😂😂😂
The jehovas winesses had an antiwar pamphlet with US Marines using a T-80
@@AngPur Well, it’s not like they use the internet often enough to check.
Same thing with my squadron's FOD posters having Sukhoi's on them lmao.
Dude your insert of super troopers enhance was perfectly on time with my thoughts hahahaha
I want that E4 Mafia shirt like to one you're wearing. Once upon a time I was a Don in the E4M. I was unable to locate one just like it on your website. But part of my 100% disability is due to a head injury. And it made me a better human being. Hoooaaahhh Airborne!
We had a campus beautification project going on and the genius administration called it project *"Eagle's Nest"* since our mascot is an eagle. I told the administration what the Eagle's Nest was and how they may not want to associate our campus with that. All the posters and banners were down the next day and an apology email was sent out. 🤣🤣
😅😅😅
Why would you tell them? Most def a small percentage of people know and it could of been a hilarious inside joke for you.
@@jackmehoff2363 Because it was funny asf that a school administration, you know, educators, had to send out an apology for being so unaware of that history that they gave me a 'C' in. Instead of it being an inside joke everyone knew and was laughing. I thought I deserved a B in history or at least extra credit. 🎓
I honestly wouldn't have said anything and see how long it takes for them to notice on their own lol
Although I would have told them after it was completed
Yo, that recruitment ad was straight gas!
Oh *nah* you did naz say that.
My first wife's grandfather was a Navy Vet, who served in BOTH World Wars! Guess which Navy.....
4:43 "Two and three and five billion star generals" had me dying 🤣Not like the J*** in WWII, but still, I was having a blast.
When history is no longer taught in skool.
The history taught in school came from textbooks written by Epstein’s father in law. Maybe they are lying?
What is even taught in school anymore anyways?
@@MatoVucSlavery, trail of tears, jim crow. Doesn't matter in which class.
@@MatoVuc
White man bad,trooning, and that thing that's so real it's illegal to question
Could be worse, you could be Canada and have them applauded in parliament…. 😔
That was hilarious! When they said he was a Ukrainian that fought the soviets in WWII I was like, hey wait a minute...😂
An "Are we the baddies?" Moment for sure.
@@Steve-ev6vx im curious, was that guy straight up SS or was he like a bandera type?
@@TiocfaidhArLa34I also wish to know
@@TiocfaidhArLa34 I am not totally sure, but I have read it argued that his fight was with the soviets and that's why he joined the Germans. I believe he was a holdomor survivor and wanted revenge.
He was a a member of a SS unit that was fighting the Russian during WWII….
If his Grandfather WAS German that would've been ACTUALLY Hilarious
Absolutely Priceless..😀
I just think it's wild they can't remember the uniforms for events like World Wars..
This recruiting commercial took a surprise turn. I really did NOTSEE that coming.
What difference does it make who our ancestors served with. I'm Canadian and my loyalty lies here.
When these things happen it’s not an accident. They know what they are doing and it shows the true intent of some of these guys.
Yeah but as he said: they prolly outsourced it to “fiverr” or something. Not like the balenciaga thing that’s more Hollywood. Anything in those type of photos was meant to be there no matter what anyone said. Because it’s been meticulously scrutinised over 10 times before print
That's strange.
Why am I thinking of Canada all of a sudden!?
When their government gave a Nazi war criminal a standing ovation?
Because our government is a fucking embarrassment. Be thankful you're not here, but just know there are still sane people up here wondering how the fuck we haven't started a boogaloo.
@@RipzCritical
Left there nearly 40 years ago, and yeah, I am thankful I'm not there now.
Not so thankful that the States became home, but what are you gonna do.
As to the Canadian government, it's treasonous.
Just like the government here.
Not the Nazi thing.
Though vile ethically, that's not treason.
Regarding Ukraine, however:
When your government arms and funds a country that openly has your country's citizens on a kill-list, then are you ruled by domestic enemies?
Obvious answer, isn't it?
And there's your treason.
I agree you're right about the Boogaloo thing.
Seems a sane response to treasonous domestic enemy rule over your country.
@twstr4577
Left there nearly 40 years ago, and yeah, I am thankful I'm not there now.
Not so thankful that the States became home, but what are you gonna do.
As to the Canadian government, it's treasonous.
Just like the government here.
Not the Nazi thing.
Though vile ethically, that's not treason.
Regarding Ukraine, however:
When your government arms and funds a country that openly has your country's citizens on a kill-list, then are you ruled by domestic enemies?
Obvious answer, isn't it?
And there's your treason.
I agree you're right about the Boogaloo thing.
Seems a sane response to treasonous domestic enemy rule over your country.
@@RipzCritical
Left you a long, too real comment that CZcams won't let people see.
Suffice it to say that I agree with you that that B-word is a sane response to your embarrassment.
I remember seeing that, it’s rather wild to now see how big it has gotten because someone couldn’t stop to check if the guys are in American gear
Somebody just googled WWII soldiers 😂
@@Steve-ev6vx “should I bother and add “US” to this search bar? Nah, it’ll be fine”
@@Predator20357 heck, not even an "allied."
they said "alriech that's enough"
"this makes me fuhrerous" 😂
You guys should be auditors for the IRS. I would have never noticed that fact. KUDOS...
Glad to see that the cluster fuckery is still going strong! 😂
My DD214 and I are entertained!
I can only imagine the insane rules that will be imposed on the Montana Nasty Girls that future generations of recruiters will be absolutely hamstrung by and eventually quit the service in frustration because of.
“What do you mean, I need to get the governor’s signature for an ad campaign if it has an image?! Who came up with that bullshit?”
"I still have my blood type tattoo from my service during the war."
LoL
Goose step? Is that one of them new age dances? Rock and roll...🥺
The next Angry Meme review is going to absolute FIRE!
Fiver? Cope?
Montana Army National Guard ... sent the following written statement:
"The poster was created by the Montana Army National Guard. The intent of the poster was to show our tradition of multi-generation service. Command Sgt. Maj. Lawrence DeBoo is shown holding a picture of his grandfather, veteran Louis DeBoo. In searching for a historical image for the background of the poster, the creator found an Adobe Stock photo. During the approval process, the Recruiting team did not recognize the German-style uniforms and equipment."
Did not realize? Did none of the creators read enough history, were educated on world history, or even turn on the Military Channel while just sitting around that they couldn’t recognize one of the most iconic helmets in human history? One could blame the education system for this failure.
We are in so much trouble.. We have soldiers that can't distinguish a foreign soldier's uniform and a domestic one. they failed to notice one of the most iconic and well known uniforms that has been in 100s of movies. Now imagine those idiots trying to distinguish targets in an actual conflict.
@@megachad69420 they are trained to shoot at russian uniforms.
@@nailgunsniper It's Gen Z, they are to busy taking Equity courses and tearing down statues, not history.
@@TiocfaidhArLa34 I guess we can only expect them to know 2 different uniforms huh? I really hope we never have to fight China. God forbid there could be several different types of uniforms in one battlefield. Oh no I just thought about this what if we have allies? How will they ever know who is who? Now we are talking about possibly 6 different uniforms..
it would be funnier if the guys dad turned out to be an SS soldier and not a US soldier in ww2
My both of my grandfathers served in WWII. One of them spent most of his time in a guard tower at the camps…as they were being evacuated by his FELLOW US Army troops. The other was the Army Air Corps.
The Canadian Parliament gave a standing ovation to a Ukrainian SS man praising him as an example for the new Canadian army recruits and hailing him as a True WW II hero ……guess they didn’t know whose side Canada was on in WW II …..now that was Internationally Embarrassing…..well except to the Canadian Premier and his Members of Parliament who just muttered that the local Ukrainian people had put him forward as a Hero and they didn’t like to disagree ..
my great grandfather was a tank commander in WWII. he almost never talked about the war but the little he did was enough to know why. he had to help clean up the beaches after the D-Day landings.
they went through great effort to show zero photos of the actual battle before it was 90% cleaned up if they let those out the us people would of wanted to pull out. one of my grandpas friends was in the d day landing and he told me it was just bodies as far as you could see even in the water. my grandpa himself had a great time in the war he was a marksman but got stationed in cuba for the entire war he managed to befriend a horse that the locals called the devil horse it would bite and try to trample if anyone else tried to do anything with it. near the end of the war he got retrained into a nuclear scientist and was in the first group of americans to step foot in nagasaki after the war. he brought home a whole crate a swords and stuffed it away in the attic that no one knew about till we cleaned the house out after my grandma died
you on top of your pun game with this one! 😂😂