It's safe to say this was probably the scariest war experience in human history, right?

WW1 was worse. Or anything with trench warfare

Depends on where you fight the eastern front and the pacific was hell on earth

Living through this is pretty much pure luck.

>>17762181 (OP)
Not even the scariest experience in that war. Would rather storm Normandy than any of the islands in the pacific.

>>17762181 (OP)
Funny how industrial/modern warfare is so scary and dystopian
I would rather fight in an ancient war everyday than this
Atleast in ancient war, there is less things that can kill me and i can cheese trough some elite warrior with luck
Modern/industrial warfare is so gay, some faggots who are 1km or 10k ft in the air can kill you and you cant do shit about it

>>17762181 (OP)
See the guy at the bottom of the image there?
His job was to shoot anyone who didn't exit the landing craft.

>>17762205
Sword and shield definitely takes more skill, but guns allow you to kill a 6'5 250lb freak of nature even if you're a chud.

>>17762181 (OP)
>the scariest war experience in human history
No. There were battles in this war that were more scary

Everyone saying there are scarier battles, I'm saying this is scariest cause your pretty much guaranteed to die once the boat wall goes down.

>>17762181 (OP)
No.
2.500 were killed or wounded of the 15.000 who came in on the first wave. The survival rate is still substantially higher than for example Somme, where 50% of all British forces were killed or wounded.

And in terms of "terror" in regards to ww2, then Stalingrad tops everything as a German soldier. These men often shared the same building with their enemy, sometimes just a wall apart. They knew they were encircled and couldnt get out, they knew they would likely die if they surrendered. They could rarely sleep because of the constant presence of someone trying to kill them. They were freezing from -40 degrees which also made it difficult to sleep and losing body parts, and they were starving, their ransom was less than a slice of bread per day, and still had to do constant fighting.
It was a long mix of terror, exhaust, freezing, starving and hopelessness, that drag on for a long time.
I remember reading letters from Stalingrad, and pretty much all of them were to their parents, girlfriends, children etc telling them to try to live on without them.

>>17762231
>A british soldier executing American soldiers.

I seriously doubt that.
Not even the Americans themselves shot deserters. Only single grunt was executed for desertion in the US army during the entire war.

>>17762181 (OP)
Imjin War was worse

>>17762181 (OP)
Not even the scariest that war.