>>17785850If we removed the infantry firearms from the Vietnamese army, would they have won?
if we removed the infantry firearms of the Chinese, would they have won in Korea?
If we removed the infantry Firearms of the Union Army, would they have won the Civil War?
>>17786043>same reason Germany didntThe American Navy was in Yugoslavia?
Really? I dont remember that.
>ok thenyou are clearly coping because you are unable to grasp Germany made military mistakes.
Is your alternative view that Germany was militarily perfect and was overcome by numbers and production?
This is a wehraboo view btw, which is funny because you think I am some German worshipping chud.
You are an NPC.
>Germany can do everything earlierno one said this.
I said Germany made certain decisions which delayed their critical operation Barbarossa.
The Americans and British did not make such strategic mistakes/the mistakes they made did not have such a profound effect.
>The allieswe prefer to call them "the enemies"
>RocketsGermany was ahead, they won the space race and their rocketry was much more sophisticated regarding the direction rockets (and later missiles) would go in.
No one uses the saturation method, EVERYONE has moved towards the German rocketry "doctrine" of high yield long range delivery systems.
>Germany gets everything early for no reasonno one said this, I already explained Germany suffered from too much political oversight in their arms manufacturing.
The idea and capability for producing MBTs, Assault Rifles, and Missile systems existed but were delayed in favor of more traditional warfare elements.
Notice how I didnt say jets because that actually WAS the result of technological development limitations in a way the Panther or Assault Rifle was not.
>howGermany could have relied more on battlefield and weapons test reports than on what Hitler personally felt like.
These were decisions made by people, sometimes Hitler himself, that could just as easily go the other way.