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[_r.u.s.s.]

yes, usa usually tends to come "helping" right after the war itself is starting to settle down

[punch999]

Originally Posted by _r.u.s.s.

yes, usa usually tends to come "helping" right after the war itself is starting to settle down

In ww1 the USA didn't come in until late but it sent a lot of aid and support through troops too the other Allies. WW2 we also came in late but still have a higher military casualty number higher then the United Kingdom and many other of the major ciountries involved in the war. Revionist history much R.U.S.S.?

[_r.u.s.s.]

Originally Posted by punch999

In ww1 the USA didn't come in until late but it sent a lot of aid and support through troops too the other Allies. WW2 we also came in late but still have a higher military casualty number higher then the United Kingdom and many other of the major ciountries involved in the war. Revionist history much R.U.S.S.?

+the fact that they had higher casualties than uk just tells about how lame the us troops were

also, i love how you refer to ww1/ww2 us troops as "we". even more ridiculous than when someone says "we won the cup" in olympic games