bucs90
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Anyone with a brain knows there is a global conflict of ISIS and it's allies vs the West.
Just curious...what would WW2 era leaders (good and bad) think about it all?
Example. Hitler never crossed the Atlantic and made desperate tactical choices due to low supplies of oil...and he tried to go into Russia to get it. ISIS has crossed the Atlantic with ease....and nearly with open arms from the American president.
What would Churchill and Patton think of the million man flood of "migrants" coming into Europe...knowing militants are in the crowds? No uniform. But warfare in their mind. How would they suggest it be handled?
What would the imperial Japanese strategists suggest to ISIS? The Japanese loved sneak attacks. Surely they would admire ISIS tactics. How would the Japs have advised ISIS to operate?
Just curious...what would WW2 era leaders (good and bad) think about it all?
Example. Hitler never crossed the Atlantic and made desperate tactical choices due to low supplies of oil...and he tried to go into Russia to get it. ISIS has crossed the Atlantic with ease....and nearly with open arms from the American president.
What would Churchill and Patton think of the million man flood of "migrants" coming into Europe...knowing militants are in the crowds? No uniform. But warfare in their mind. How would they suggest it be handled?
What would the imperial Japanese strategists suggest to ISIS? The Japanese loved sneak attacks. Surely they would admire ISIS tactics. How would the Japs have advised ISIS to operate?