Sorry I fell off bc I’m in class heheh

No problemo, hope youre learning something @Szayel's Pooppion

I hope so too

It’s poopy math

air combat was pretty scary during ww2 as well

ejecting from your plane with a parachute wasnt really a thing till late 50's

Sounds shitty

@kernalkrackerz women these days can flash their tits with or without drugs or alcohol these days

Thanks to demoralization from our media and Hollywood

Those ball turret gunners were bravest of the brave

so while it was possible during ww2, you were most likely gonna die jumping out your plane

Women can do whatever they want without being judged anymore

oh yea

ball turret gunner is scary stuff

Yay (?)

Verdun... one of the worst battles of all time.. WW2 revolutionized some things, but WWI was scarier in some ways. In Verdun you had the Germans firing 2,800 artillery guns day and night for months. Every where you looked, body parts and pieces of trees flew through the air.. The thing about WWI was that all of the modern war machines that existed in 1914 hadn’t been used in combat yet. When the war began, every side had technologies they had never tested. In Verdun, PTSD became a thing.. It tested the lengths men can go to mentally and physically.. People would fight on the front line, and their relief would often get decimated on the way to the people they’re supposed to replace. It was one of the largest battles of all time. Stalingrad took the cake though... The thing about WWI that people don’t understand before trench war-fare set in, was that all the armies mobilized fast and it was open conventional warfare... Hundreds of thousands of men fighting.. waves of hundreds going in, and in, and in.. Dying by the thousands..

at least B-17's were up high enough that you could parachute out if the pale got hit

WW! was horrific

WW1

@Szayel's Pooppion agreed, and itll only get worse from here, saw a stat that said 40% of US households are with single parents

i ahve my great great uncles rifle from WW1

he died while trying to throw a grenade at a machine gun nest

Tragic

But they reap what they sow

Not sure how accurate that is but I believe its in the ballpark

Men were constantly being brought in by train as the battle fought at Verdun.. You could hear the artillery 100 miles away.

There shouldn’t be a responsibility for the government to step in and amend other people’s mistakes due to lack of good decision making

Teach good decision making first

the battlefeild is still filled with holes today

this is what vurdun looks like today

The sad thing too is those likely single mother stats will have ladies saying that this statistic must mean there is something wrong with men. And that it’s the men’s fault. No. You need to take a look at yourself first before you start blaming the man honey.

the feild is lumpy from artillety and bombs

Those holes killed a lot of people. Some would jump in to hide, but the holes sometimes had biological agents in them.. Men would jump in, and end up with mustard gas film in their lungs from the sheer residue.

The field was altered. That was forest.

us men are damn lucky not to have been born 100 years ago

In a lot of cases ofc it could be largely the mans fault but women need to start looking at their piece in the mess

we would have been in those trenches getting bomed day and night

It became a field of fire, holes filled with water with film in them, body parts everywhere. Everywhere screams filled the air. Can you imagine hearing artillery like that a hundred miles a way? That would be like me hearing a battle a few miles from your house, @kernalkrackerz.

Agreed @Szayel's Pooppion but american societal norms have shifted in women favor of course

We wouldve been screwed gents but some did survive to tell the story