Post the world's greatest operators

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>>33870412
Truly This. He operated for decades with almost nothing.
Here have the Nr. 2

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>Vasili Blokhin was a Soviet Major-General who served as the chief executioner of the Stalinist NKVD under the administrations of Yagoda, Yezhov and Beria (after their respective falls from power, Yagoda and Yezhov were both ironically executed by Blokhin himself)

>He is recorded as having executed at least 40,000 prisoners personally, by his own hand, including his killing of over 7,000 Polish prisoners of war in a single incident, only pausing to eat and sleep, during the Katyn massacre in spring 1940

>Blokhin initially decided on a minimum quota of at least 300 executions per night, but sometimes exceeding 700; and engineered an efficient system in which the prisoners were individually led to a small room. Blokhin would stand waiting behind the door in his executioner garb: a leather butcher's apron, leather hat, and shoulder-length leather gloves. Then, without a hearing, the reading of a sentence or any other formalities, each prisoner was brought in and restrained by guards while Blokhin shot them once in the base of the skull with a German Walther Model 2 .25 ACP pistol. He had brought an entire briefcase full of his own Walther pistols, since he did not trust the reliability of the Soviet TT-30 for the frequent, heavy use he intended.

>Each night, 25 trenches, measuring eight to ten meters long, were dug to hold the night's corpses, and each trench was covered up before dawn

>Blokhin was forcibly retired in 1953 following Stalin's death that March. After Beria's fall from power in June of the same year, Blokhin's rank was stripped from him. He reportedly sank into alcoholism, went insane, and shot himself in the mouth with his ceremonial service revolver. (Hand nugget)

>>33870412

Thanks for posting this. I remember seeing a thread about him a few yrs back, totally forgot about him.

>>33870412
I wonder how he felt returning to his country after 30 years and discovering anime and all that other gay shit.

>>33870490
>operator
>?
Tactically retarded

>>33870412
I would like to see WWII era IJA soldiers go up against a '60s-70s era Philippine military troops.

>>33870593
I hear a good amount of Japnese ww2 vets and even some holdouts fought against communists with local militaries after the war in Asia.

he moved to brazil. also japan in the 70s was more sony than kawwai

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>>33870412
>>33870593
>Be Vietnam era Philippine military
>On patrol inna jungle
>Hear "TENNO HEIKA BANZAAAIII"

>>33870593

I'd like to see some American tourists walking through the forests of the Philippines, all of a sudden Hiroo pops out of the bush, bayonets some one and gtfo back into the bush.

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>>33870532
>I wonder how he felt returning to his country after 30 years and discovering anime and all that other gay shit.

Kek

>>33870705
Wow i forgot those old ronin movies existed. Wonder if they could even film one today without it looking like another jrpg

>>33870806
Watch Yojimbo, and then watch Fistful of Dollars right after.

Honestly old samurai films are my favorite films of all time. Zatoichi is my favorite film franchise with ease.

>>33870412
>10 Posters
>No Vining
wtf k

>>33870966
His record is blacked out, all we know is he won some medals and was a hot guy we all want to top us. For all we know he could have drove a desk for his career.

>>33870532
Did you not finish the OP paragraph?

>>33870490
Post-war Poland must have been a depressing place with characters like these as your overlords.

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>>33871038
>Vining
>Paper pusher
You're a fag and have never been in a Mike Vining thread. How about you go ahead and interview him to see for yourself if you don't believe it

>https://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=mr&MRid=47149647

>https://army.togetherweserved.com/army/servlet/tws.webapp.WebApp?cmd=ShadowBoxProfile&type=Person&ID=102761

>>33870438
He later worked with Mossad hunting down ex-Nazi rocket scientists in Egypt.

>>33870490
Rip in hell you commie bastard. Hope Satan's forcing him to go through everything he did 1000 times over.

>>33870639
Fuck.... I think I have the idea of a horror movie. Idk how. But I do.

>>33870490
I feel like this guy really deserves a gritty biography film with some excellent cinematography. seems like one of those films that would really stick with people if done right.

>>33871316
>>33870683
Predator 3

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Korean pressed into service by Japs, captured and pressed into service by Russia, then Germany, finally picked up by Americans in Normandy

>>33870593
WW2 IJA soliders versus 2015+ Average US army troops. Light arms only.

>>33870412
>He returned to Japan after a brief detention as a hero

Yes he did.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SS0K-WHZOXE

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>>33872009

Kim Il Sung...seriously..he was pretty badass in his youth.

>>33872071
the power offered by 203s, LAWs, AT4s and other light weapons is so great it would be a somewhat one-sided battle. That said, the sheer power of will of the japs might be able to defeat the burgers.

>>33872071
>banzai charge
>into a hail of MG fire
yeah...wouldn't go well for them.

>>33871293
C'mon he was just doing his job

>>33872348
That line only works if the color of your uniform is blue.

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>>33872161

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>>33872104
Touching

Pic related is him posing with a tourist during his 1 man insurgency

>>33872071
>Burgers are now 30 bullets vs 8

Meme caliber or not those japs aint getting close.

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This guy. He hated commies so much that he joined three different militaries to kill them

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>>33872009
There was a lot of Koreans that ended up serving in the Wehrmacht thanks to Japan forcing them into it lol

>>33872430
What? Why blue?

>>33873531
He means it only works for police

>>33873604
oh that makes sense. I guess. Was only thinking about military...

anyway why no Simo Häyhä? He was Operator as fuck

>>33872009
there was a movie about it, pretty good, i think it was called "my way" but i could mix it with other korean war movie.

>>33870412
Ambushing civi's and staying inna woods for decades as an imperialist in foreign land isn't being an operator you colossal faggot.

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>>33870412
Best Tank crew ever
http://ezinearticles.com/?World-War-One:-The-Legend-of-Musical-Box&id=5902201

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>The Obergefreiter and Kradmelder (Motorcycle messenger) is Kurt Schwarm, who recieved the RK on 11.01.1945 while being a Kradmelder in the Stab Pz.Gren.Rgt. 98 of the 8. Panzer-Division.

>Kurt Schwarm knocked out three Soviet tanks by himself with the Panzerfausts during one messenger ride with his motorcycle, hence the three Panzervernichtungsabzeichen on his right uniform sleeve. Note the Panzerfaust lying the sidecar of the motorcycle in the photograph. Schwarm is also wearing a Nahkampfspange. Being gratulated by comrades on his Ritterkreuz, this only shows that there were hardly any position at all that was "safer" than others. The Meldegänger must have risked their lives countless of times at the frontlines and just behind them delivering their messages.

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Anibal Milhais, caused such heavy casualties covering british retreat that the germans thought he was an entrenched Vickers gun crew, was really just one portugese with a lewis gun, so the germans went around him, allowing him to wander around no mans land for 3 days, saving a drowning scottish major during that time and making it back to entente lines, and didnt lose his lewis gun

>>33873147
O yea that guy, Sabaton did a song on him called "soldier of 3 armies" he went from "Lauri Allan Törni" to "Larry Thorne"

>>33873147
That's what many ex-wehrmacht soldiers did. World war 2 never ended, the later stages of it were just called the cold war and the borders and fighters were redrawn.

That one American in The Pacific Theatre who murdered a bunch of japs with his crew but got injured and asked to be left behind with his 1911.

He was later found dead near 9 dead Japs and a spent 1911

>>33874365

How many exactly?

>>33873928
Doing it alone, without support, without getting caught kinda is.

>>33870412
He is the impersonation of innawoods.

>>33873928
He never killed civilians. There are civillians that claim to have met him in the mountains and broke bread with him. He only ambushed uniformed and armed men.

>>33871397
That would be awesome, like a schlinders list style black and white film.

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Obligatory post.

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>mfw no Larry Thorne

>>33873147
>>33879013
Nigga wut?

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>>33870412

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The absolute madman

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Stirling

>6'6
>founded the SAS

Believing that taking his idea (The SAS) up through the chain of command was unlikely to work, Stirling decided to go straight to the top. On crutches following a parachuting accident, he stealthily entered Middle East headquarters in Cairo (under, through or over a fence) in an effort to see Commander-in-Chief General Claude Auchinleck.
Spotted by guards he ran on crutches into one office, only to come face-to-face with an officer he had previously fallen out with. Retreating rapidly to shouts of "Guards, Guards", he dodged on crutches into another office and came face to face with Deputy Commander Middle East General Ritchie. Stirling explained his plan to Ritchie, the latter immediately convincing Auchinleck (in the office next door) to allow Stirling to form a new Special Forces unit.

Finding it difficult to lead from the rear, Stirling often led from the front, his SAS units driving through enemy airfields to shoot up aircraft and crew, replacing the early operational strategy of attaching bombs to enemy aircraft on foot.

His biggest success was on the night of 26–27 July 1942 when his SAS squadron with 18 jeeps raided the Sidi Haneish landing strip and destroyed over 20 German aircraft for the loss of one man killed.

>>33871459
>Predator makes a friend in the IJA

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>>33870412
>only 29 years

get on my leveel

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>>33870438

>be committed Nazi
>be in SS doing dirty deeds for Hitler
>war ends
>still be Nazi
>meet Mossad
>they're just as crazy as you are
>realize that they're /yourguys/
>join up with them
>still be Nazi
>go around murdering German rocket scientists on behalf of Jews
>yfw no qualms whatsoever

Truly, Skorzeny loved operating so much that it defied all logic

>>33879423
I knew him socially for a time, though we were of a different generation and background we had some common friends. He was popular in the members clubs around Mayfair and never had a bad word to say about anyone. That said, he kept odd company and I did not like most of his friends, especially Tiny Rowland. I hate to name drop, really, but I knew him in Africa and I despised the man.

He, Stirling, certainly would not stand for the state of the Special Forces club as it is today. Tiny Rowland would love it, because they'd finally let him in.

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>>33873971
>11.01.1945

Didn't know they were still killing Russians in November of 1945.

Meanwhile, IRL Big Boss.

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>no Mad Jack Churchill
>"Lieutenant-Colonel John Malcolm Thorpe Fleming "Jack" Churchill, DSO & Bar, MC & Bar (16 September 1906 – 8 March 1996) was a British Army officer who fought throughout the Second World War armed with a longbow, bagpipes, and a basket-hilted Scottish broadsword."
>"Churchill gave the signal to attack by cutting down the enemy Feldwebel (staff sergeant) with a barbed arrow, becoming the only British soldier known to have felled an enemy with a longbow in the war."
After the war he became a movie star and took up surfing.

>>33879799
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jack_Churchill
for further reading

>>33879666
>Oh boy, here I go killing again

>>33870705
Japan was either nuked too much or not enough

Heinrich Severloh.

Killed 2000 Americans on Omaha beach, shooting for 9 hours with his MG42 and his K98k when the barrels overheated.

>>33872119
LOL

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>>33872119

looks a lot like pic related

>>33880016
>believing this ridiculous propaganda
>"They have recorded the names of individual Allied personnel killed on 6 June 1944 in Operation Overlord, and so far they have verified 2,499 American D-Day fatalities"

>>33880016
>>33880096
One kraut isn't responsible for 2/3 of American casualties on Omaha. If you believe this you're actually retarded.
>inb4 butthurt Amerifat durr

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>>33870412
>Even though he was air dropped leaflets informing him of the Japanese surrender, as well as photograps and letters from his family, he concluded that they were "trickery" to draw him into the open

lmao what a patriot

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>>33880016
The best Anglo remover.

>"Fucking American shits die in a fire. Hitler bless my MG42!"

>>33870412
>do not live in shame as a prisoner. Die, and leave no ignominious crime behind you

>>33880134

>Machine gun yellers

I don't get it. Shot plenty of them and all I've ever wanted to do while cyclic was to maintain sight picture.

>Simo Häyhä


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simo_H%C3%A4yh%C3%A4

>>33879707
riveting tale chap, please do regale us with more of your yarns

>>33874515
Thomas Baker, my dude.

>Sgt. Baker voluntarily took up a position in the rear to protect the company against surprise attack and came upon 2 heavily fortified enemy pockets manned by 2 officers and 10 enlisted men which had been bypassed. Without regard for such superior numbers, he unhesitatingly attacked and killed all of them. Five hundred yards farther, he discovered 6 men of the enemy who had concealed themselves behind our lines and destroyed all of them. On 7 July 1944, the perimeter of which Sgt. Baker was a part was attacked from 3 sides by from 3,000 to 5,000 Japanese. During the early stages of this attack, Sgt. Baker was seriously wounded but he insisted on remaining in the line and fired at the enemy at ranges sometimes as close as 5 yards until his ammunition ran out. Without ammunition and with his own weapon battered to uselessness from hand-to-hand combat, he was carried about 50 yards to the rear by a comrade, who was then himself wounded. At this point Sgt. Baker refused to be moved any farther stating that he preferred to be left to die rather than risk the lives of any more of his friends. A short time later, at his request, he was placed in a sitting position against a small tree. Another comrade, withdrawing, offered assistance. Sgt. Baker refused, insisting that he be left alone and be given a soldier's pistol with its remaining 8 rounds of ammunition. When last seen alive, Sgt. Baker was propped against a tree, pistol in hand, calmly facing the foe. Later Sgt. Baker's body was found in the same position, gun empty, with 8 Japanese lying dead before him.

I'm blanking on the name, but
>Mongols invade Korea
>Korean government realizes Mongols can't swim, squat on an island
>very rapidly there's only one city left, which lasts for months
>government agrees to treaty to escape island that includes ceding the free city, tells general there to open the gates so it can be looted
>general tells them to fuck themselves
>his execution is ordered
>Mongol commander declares that the Korean general is the only decent human being in that shitpile of a peninsula, so if he isn't immediately declared a national hero everyone dies
>end up holding a parade for him
>unclear what happened next, assuming everyone died anyway

>>33880134
What the fuck is up with their faces

>>33879714
>stirring the shit among ukrop nationalists
>running away from Wehrmacht
not really BB

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>>33870412
>No Sgt. Stubby
>Stubby served with the 102nd Infantry Regiment in the trenches in France for 18 months and participated in four offensives and 17 battles. He entered combat on February 5, 1918 at Chemin des Dames, north of Soissons, and was under constant fire, day and night for over a month. In April 1918, during a raid to take Schieprey, Stubby was wounded in the foreleg by the retreating Germans throwing hand grenades. He was sent to the rear for convalescence, and as he had done on the front was able to improve morale. When he recovered from his wounds, Stubby returned to the trenches. He ultimately had two wound stripes.
In his first year of battle Stubby was injured by mustard gas. After he recovered, he returned with a specially designed gas mask to protect him. Also, he learned to warn his unit of poison gas attacks, located wounded soldiers in no man's land, and — since he could hear the whine of incoming artillery shells before humans could — became very adept at letting his unit know when to duck for cover. He was solely responsible for capturing a German spy in the Argonne. Due to his capture of the enemy spy, the commander of the 102 Infantry nominated Stubby for the rank of sergeant. However, whether Stubby was actually promoted or even an official member of the Army has been disputed. Following the retaking of Château-Thierry by the US, the women of the town made Stubby a chamois coat on which were pinned his many medals. He also helped free a French town from the Germans. He was later injured in the chest and leg by a grenade. At the end of the war, Robert Conroy smuggled Stubby home.

>>33872009
and he basically walked the whole way

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>>33880952
>mfw my dog is terrified of gunfire and will never be a war hero.

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>>33876852
>[1]

>>33880952
Some furry ruined this one for me, I will spare you the details.

Jack Hinson was a plantation owner but a Union sympathizer during the US Civil War. Two of his sons were hunting innawoods and were captured by Union troops and hanged as spies. Old Jack got super pissed, went innawoods and started sniping Union soldiers. He racked up over 100 confirmed kills.

I don't understand why people whose kids are murdered by cops don't do shit like this more often.

>>33880952
>tfw no battle buddy dogoo

>>33880736
Tried finding this but in the wikipedia page there wasn't any reference to him.

>>33880016
>over sixty emplacements at omaha
>believe one guy did all the work

>>33881555
Estrogen and fluoride in the drinking water.

>>33881555
The usual victim's parents are not known for excess of personal sense of honor and rather cry instead on TV.

>>33881555
Because there isn't a civil war going on?

So what about Serg. Alvin York, was he really that fucking based? When I was a kid I heard the tale, that he used the "gobble gobble" sound of turkeys, that he learnt when hunting, to fool Germans and they suddenly surrenderd.

>t. German

>>33881555
I believe this thing called "forensics" is what you are looking for.

>>33870532
He moved to Brazil actually.

>>33879079
>fought fort the Finnish army killing commies in the Winter War
>Finland capitulates
>fought for the SS killing commies
>Germany capitulates
>fought for the US killing Vietnamese commies
>killed in a helicopter crash

>>33882416
>I believe this thing called "forensics" is what you are looking for.

lol forensics are nothing like CSII champ. anybody smart enough to not get immediately caught by police is probably smart enough to not leave any forensic evidence

>>33870806
13 Assassins. It's on netflix and it's fucking awesome.

>>33882588
Guess he was so busy throwing commies out of that copter that he threw the pilot out.

>>33882280
Sure there is.

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>ywn operate so operationally that you achieve war chief status in the 20th century

>>33873727

The movie was pretty 'wacky' but otherwise well done. Check out the Japanese-Soviet scene on youtube

>>33870862
Fuuug, now I need to watch Seven Samurai again too

>>33882588
I think my dude was just saying nigga wut because >>33879013 so saying there's no Larry Thorne mentioned in the thread but he was in >>33873147

>>33870490
how is executing prisoners of war operating, you daft commie faggot?

>>33881016
look at that cute lil bastard and his dumb fuckin face i love him

>>33883624
passes the time of day
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Geu0R4xGAi4

test

test 2

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>>33880599
>1 shot each

>>33881016
Still a good boy.

>>33882406
Alvin York used a 1911 to cut down 7 charging hun after pinning down like 100 German soldiers and captured all of them.

>>33881031
Gonna need 'em details.

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>>33880599
>Mortally wounded
>Eight rounds
>Eight dead Japs
>MFW

>>33870412
Man, this is embarrasing

>>33873365
So i can technically larp now as an asian wehrmacht soldier?

>>33870490
>only pausing to eat and sleep
pussy

>>33872009
asians getting traded around like top basketball players

>>33872119
He's probably thinking about who he's gonna have to fight for this time.

>hereigoagain.avi

>>33870705
Yunosuke and Shidou>rest

>>33880134
i didnt know germans used gorillas to carry ammo around trenches at omaha.. the situation must sure have been desperate having a war on 3 fronts.. not enough personell...

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>>33886918
Even an officer if you want

Audie Murphy

>>33887874
Reading about Asians in the Eastern Front is crazy, like that entire company of Mongols or whatever who drowned after being ordered to cross a river with no equipment.

>>33879621
holy shit this guy's story is top kek
>be kraut
>get caught by americans and get taken back to POW camp in the USA
>escape
>make up new name
>everyone trying to find you
>they give up
>after 40 years reveal you're actually an escaped POW

the absolute madman

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>>33882573
He returned though because Brazil is way shittier than Japan

>>33887904
>honey, why is the den covered in swastikas?
>and why is there a copy of mein kampf on the mantle?
>we keep getting collect calls from argentina something about project werewolf.
>do not worry about it mein edelweiss

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>>33870412

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EBIN

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Not exactly OPERATING but deserves a mention.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Juan_Pujol_Garc%C3%ADa

>Be average Juan living in spain
>Don't like the nazis
>Start pranking them with fake intel about england
>They believe you
>Your obvious bullshit gets intercepted by the brits
>Even perfidious little albion is impressed by the level of your ruse cruise
>Get picked up by MI5 to become a le ebin trole for the UK
>Make up bullshit spy network of 25 people and get Germany to pay them (you)
>Despite nothing you say being true, Germany trusts you enough to never double check what you say
>Get codes for enigma because you're such a great spy
>Convince Germany that D-Day is going to be somewhere else
>By the time it's too late to move everything, tell Germany where it's actually going to happen
>Germany disagrees
I know I'm forgetting half the antics this guy pulled, but the final score was something like this:
Spanish Rusemaster:
>~$4million in today's money from Germany paying your network of spies
>Germany led on a series of multi year wild goose chases
>Respect of the UK
>Codes for the Enigma machine
>History remembers him as the greatest troll who ever lived

Nazis:
>Obviously fake intelligence
>Wasted effort and money
>Dignity

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>>33880134
>Those faces
>The fucking gorilla carrying ammo boxes in the back
>Blurry as fuck ammo

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>>33888948
>>By the time it's too late to move everything, tell Germany where it's actually going to happen
>>Germany disagrees

>>33870490
>Yagoda and Yezhov were both ironically executed by Blokhin himself
Good thing he didn't unironically execute them
>yfw you post-ironically execute yourself

>>33874635
Not that guy, but tens of thousands at least. Some were imported to the U.S. during Operation Paperclip and developed all kinds of weapons and technologies (mostly aerospace and space) to fight the Soviets. After WWII, the Allied nations left troops in Europe and infiltrated some into the Soviet Union, and these included former Wehrmacht soldiers. Look up Operation Gladio. Also, a lot of Nazis escaped to South America and ended up doing all kinds of wild shit with the CIA and various dictatorships throughout the Cold War.

>>33870705
>>33870532

Wikipedia says he felt so bad about how degenerate japan had become in his eyes, he left the country for Brazil to raise cattle, only to return to help the japanese youth after hearing about a murder committed by a young person in the 80s.

Basically, he felt terrible that the japanese had lost their traditional sense of virtue.

>>33888948
He told them one of his agents died and his family needed reparations, and the Nazi's actually did it

>>33881555
was a lot easier to snipe people and get away with it in fucking 1865 than it is now shithead.

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Read it and weep motherfuckers

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/L%C3%A9o_Major

> You will never, EVER liberate an entire town from Nazi occupation as long as you live

>>33889917
What a guy

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>>33873960
>Mfw reading that story

>>33884028
45ACP

>>33879714
German method is DD.MM.YYYY

>>33879799
Was about to post him. If he's not in the new Dunkirk movie I'll be pissed.

>>33879707
army/navy?

Hey today im just gonna copy shit i found from the 'today i found out' youtube channel, even though most FUCKIN PEOPLE are subscribed anyway

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>>33889917
Holy fucking shit
Or as we say in canadian french, tabarnak.

>>33887619
It was truly a sad missed opportunity. The Americans should've pressed him into service against the Japs for full irony

>>33891596
Even better send him back to Korea a few years down the line

>>33870490
>slavs

>>33880599
>8rds
>8 kills
Good thing he wasn't left behind with a 9mm