Who are some of the unsung heroes of war? Pic related, the ANZAC

>>2382357
>aussies dying for brits in every war

kek

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>>2382357
The Japanese Americans regiment during WW2.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/442nd_Infantry_Regiment_(United_States)

Is the ANZAC meme ever going to die?

There were 3 times as many british soldiers to australians. There were more French soldiers than Australians.

Do they have this eternal fucking victim complex?

>>2382486
>Maori
>Australian

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What did they do?
Or are they only special because they were a minority.

>>2382569
Yes

>>2382357
The US Army because the US MEHREENS grabbed the spotlight in the Pacific.

While missing gr8 land battles of the war like the whole Philippine Campaign.

>>2382357
Aside from an incredibly brief period of time during the invasion of Greece, there was not an Australian & New Zealand Army Corps in the Second World War. I have no idea why you used that term.

>>2382569
Pretty much. The 28th Maori Battalion did some neat things, but it wasn't anything particularly incredible that other units within the New Zealand Division didn't also achieve.
A lot of Maoris have some laughable misconceptions about that unit, (like that they used traditional weapons to destroy Panzers, and that they did a haka while under machine gun fire before conducting an assault).
It's a source of pride for Maoris.