>use the same encryption code for more than two decades >can't defeat malnourished chinese peasants fighting each other >base their entire strategy on the idea one battle can win a whole war >fail to deliver a declaration of war before an attack that had been scheduled years in advance >start off trying to sink ships in a fucking shallow-water harbor >an aircraft carrier gets through all of their lines of defense and raids the capital city without any causalities >plan to "lure" enemy carriers into midway despite knowing these same carriers have fucking radars >their secret codename for Midway Island was literally "M.I." >know after midway defeat is inevitable but keep fighting anyway >built the world's largest battleship but too scared to send it into battle >send their few remaining pilots into suicide missions >nuked twice >unconditional surrender >lets foreign power write a fucking constitution >still proud of it all because muh honurrrr
Like many of the old generals said "The young will feed off the old's success until they fall on the road and not know how to get back up."
Julian Nelson
>Declare war on Germany in order to defend Poland >Don't actually defend Poland >Claim you'll help defend France who also said they'd help Poland and wouldn't >Act like you'll help France but actually don't >Hide on your Island getting bombed until America shows up >Follow America around >Bomb innocent women and children >Make some Operation plans that go fucking awful >America needs to take charge >America and Russians win the war >America makes you no longer a global power some years later >Claim you did everything because you "fought" the longest
Jeremiah Jenkins
>Let's launch an offensive across a river into a mountain range, it worked the previous 11 times
Eh, the theory of decisive battle hadn't really been disproven at that point, and the Japanese experience at Tsushima backed it up.
Noah Gutierrez
Italy is still worse, Japan stomped across SEA and made a lot of gains in China is a short amount of time before the war grew stagnant. Italy got beaten back by Greeks who were poorly trained and with poor equipment and no one knew they invaded Egypt for a month.
Samuel Rivera
>"AIAIAIAAIAIAIAI ARIBA LET'S GRAB SOME LAND" >Proceeds to lose land including their entire coastline
Benjamin Richardson
None of this is accurate
Ryan King
All of it is very accurate.
Henry Gomez
Bolivia still maintains an active navy, and every year they have a national holiday where the entirety of the navy marches to the Chilean border and demands their land back, only to get denied and have to march all the way back It's hilarious and also sad.
Asher Cruz
>Can you name 1 (one) more pathetic attempt at a war? Yes, easy
Eli Murphy
Vietnam War desu
Easton Gutierrez
It is though, the only victory (((B*itain))) ever achieved in ww2 was the their heroic defeat and retreat in Dunkirk.
Ryder Green
Is there any country more JUST than Bolivia
Wyatt Sanchez
>a national holiday where the entirety of the navy marches to the Chilean border and demands their land back, only to get denied and have to march all the way back tell me you're making this up
Noah Diaz
>lost to Paraguay >Paraguay was even smaller than it is now when it lost
kek
How the shit do you even manage that? The population, resource and industrial differences alone should have made that war a walk in the park.
Has another nation ever lost a war against a country that much more ridiculously smaller than it?
Landon King
nice b8
Dominic Butler
Before Midway, they had some chance, if they could crush the U.S. before relative production capabilities really kicked in (and the U.S. moved its attention to the Pacific). They really just had bad luck, which resulted in multiple carriers being sunk. Or, perhaps, bad training, but either way.
Jason Phillips
muh north afrika muthfugga
Henry Rodriguez
This. At least the Japanese offensive worked for the first six months. No one, literally NO ONE is worse at war than 20th century Italy.
Anthony Butler
Radar isn't some sort of magical omniscient device m8. Especially not in early WWII, and especially not in the hands of the USN admirals who considered them untrustworthy. Hell it barely even do anything at Guadalcanal.
Matthew Evans
They sank their carriers because of bad damage control. WWII carriers were incredibly flammable, and Japanese ones even more so because they didn't adopt the USN policy of only rearming refueling their aircraft above deck. The end result was a floating powder keg ready to be ignited.
>Be Bolivians >use Spanish in your radio communications >act surprised when the Paraguayans can understand it >Paraguayans use Guarani, Bolivians can't make heads or tails of the language
also
>be Bolivians >have no fucking trains that run to the Chaco area >"no problem, we'll use horses" > Chaco is too fucking dry for horses >Paraguayans have five rail lines and the Paraguay river that go into the Chaco and they nationalized every bus in the country
Zachary Kelly
They fucked up long time.
Ian Sanchez
First Congo War.
Ayden Thomas
>Even mentioning radar when the cunts at Pearl saw Jap bombers en route and ignored it as just some B-17s returning home; from the opposite side of the fucking island A system to be feared for sure
Christopher Hughes
Get fucked kraut
Josiah Baker
easy one Russia India China
Camden Peterson
Why do I find it funny that Paraguay doubled in size after the war?
Samuel Taylor
You realize Guadalcanal was as costly for the USA as it was for the Japanese right? They don't call it "Ironbottom Sound" because it's only a mass Japanese grave.
Aiden Sanders
They also like to pretend the Japanese never had radar for some reason. Once again, it's not exactly a "I win" card.
Michael Russell
>Put a bunch of transports in a bay with no protection >Japanese cruisers come in and fuck them up What a great prank
Blake Garcia
Do you have a source for that? The wiki numbers show significant American casualties, but much higher Japanese casualties.
Leo Bell
Do you have a source for that? The wiki numbers show significant American casualties, but much higher Japanese casualties..
Nathan Richardson
...
Nolan Harris
Thanks.
Ayden Lewis
>Bow of USS Minneapolis
Ah yes, the Longest Ship in the World
Jackson Robinson
>the front fell of
Brandon Gutierrez
having civilians nuked is a reason of shame for the defeated? or for those who used it instead? anyway we are talking about an archipelago who industrialized heavily and extremely fast all by itself
Ian Morgan
America in Vietnam war is the epitome of war failure
Carson Wood
It was a victory but damn, im surprised those Marines held out so long what with being surrounded.