Wtf Britain?

american 5a and germans are the best

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Pickelhaube > everything else

>>53118914
5a looks like shit. It's too large. I think 2a is the one that got issued the most anyways.

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Daily reminder

Liberty bell is swag af desu senpai

>>53118978
explain this I don't get it desu

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>>53119171

>>53119171
When the English Officer says "No what?" the expected response is "No, Sir"

However such formalities to not occur to the Australian

>>53118899
It's like the British wanted their guys to get killed by shrapnel flying behind them.

Easily half the skull is exposed.

>>53119199
faggot

>>53119242
thank you Aus>Nz

>>53119171
>"no sir"

Seriously, fucking kids no this is a commonplace response with ANYTHING to do with the military or to a higher-authority figure

>>53118978
>sends Australians and Kiwis on suicide mission
>Has the audacity to make fun of them

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>>53119283
Gotta cut some slack to the non anglos m8

>>53119300
They probably sent them on suicide mission for fun in the first place

>>53119300
Clearly you don't understand the sequence of events.

>call officer "soap"
>get sent on suicide mission

>>53119300
just banter m9

>>53123890
KEKSIMUS MAXIMUS

>>53118899
>they also contain asbestos

J U S T
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>>53118978
At least Australians didn't kill their officers

American soldiers do shit like this

>The resentment directed from enlisted men toward older officers was exacerbated by generational gaps, as well as different perceptions of how the military should be conducted. Enforcement of military regulations, especially if done overzealously, led to troops' complaining and sometimes threats of physical violence directed toward officers

>Soldiers sometimes used non-lethal smoke and tear-gas grenades to warn superiors that they were in danger of being killed if they did not change their behavior. A few instances occurred—and many more were rumored—in which enlisted men collected "bounties" on particular officers or non-commissioned officers to reward soldiers for killing them.