What we need... are heroes..

>>33175975
A bunch of PWRR (Prince of Wales Royal Regiment) did a bayonet charge under fire in Afghan.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/asia/afghanistan/9571522/Soldier-who-led-Afghanistan-bayonet-charge-into-hail-of-bullets-honoured.html

The last time was in Argentina in 1982.

to be honest if you were to list just British heroes we would be here all night, we've been in every major conflict since the 60's.

>>33176035
>to be honest if you were to list just British heroes we would be here all night, we've been in every major conflict since the 60's.
Well I'm actually Canadian, but all we seem do do is recycle WW1 stuff...

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Can you be a hero if your "cause" is rather pointless?

Afghanistan or the middle east didnat became better place in general unfortunately.

>>33175975
You don't become a hero by shooting goat herders for money.

>>33177252
Don't make this thread political faggot, OP is asking for examples of acts of valor from non American soldiers in modern war.

>>33177341
This. I'm just getting a little tired of all the depictions in the media, and how it's ALWAYS Americans...(yes I know hollywood would naturally make films about Americans).

OP title was a reference to this. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lb1BeZf3ros