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Rusty of Shackleford
how many Germans are there?
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Maybe three or four. This is a very small prisoner escort.Rusty of Shackleford how many Germans are there?
Is that similar with your American Paratrooper?Maybe three or four. This is a very small prisoner escort.
Yep.Is that similar with your American Paratrooper?
Blep, sorry to bother you, but did you look over my request? :pJust to clarify some things, the guy that's with Henry isn't James. He's an American spy I'm about to post on the CS. I accidentally called him James.
Oh, no. Sorry! That sounds fine! Like I said, I have so many notifications that some get lost.Blep, sorry to bother you, but did you look over my request? :p
It's okay!! I understand (: Just wanted to get a post out todayOh, no. Sorry! That sounds fine! Like I said, I have so many notifications that some get lost.
Btw in case the notification got lost, I posted a post intended for James and saving him from the German's in quite the horror movie like direction I would say myself lol. But in case it got lost I just wanted to let you know about my post!Oh, no. Sorry! That sounds fine! Like I said, I have so many notifications that some get lost.
I didd see the post, somehow. Good job! I love the Girkas!Btw in case the notification got lost, I posted a post intended for James and saving him from the German's in quite the horror movie like direction I would say myself lol. But in case it got lost I just wanted to let you know about my post!
Sorry. Gurkas, I mean. The Gurkas are really cool. If Call of Duty WWII lets you play as a Gueka, I'm completely sold.*Gurkhas
I am a total Gurkha nerd lol.
Ik! It's highly unlikely though, I honestly was one of those people that suggested it for CoD WWII and Battlefield One when that came out. You have to remember though historically the Gurkha's were only present on the Burma, North African, and Italian fronts and other assorted areas and regions so that's also going to limit it.Sorry. Gurkas, I mean. The Gurkas are really cool. If Call of Duty WWII lets you play as a Gueka, I'm completely sold.
I know. But imagine charging the Italians with kukris as you screamed and then cutting them to pieces. That would be amazing.Ik! It's highly unlikely though, I honestly was one of those people that suggested it for CoD WWII and Battlefield One when that came out. You have to remember though historically the Gurkha's were only present on the Burma, North African, and Italian fronts and other assorted areas and regions so that's also going to limit it.
Exactly! I would absolutely be in love with it! The Gurkha's really deserve more credit and awareness! And respect! Those men are so loyal and disciplined and have done so much shit for Britain. They do deserve more attention than they get.I know. But imagine charging the Italians with kukris as you screamed and then cutting them to pieces. That would be amazing.
They really do. I would also want something with the French Foreign Legion. Their awesome too.Exactly! I would absolutely be in love with it! The Gurkha's really deserve more credit and awareness! And respect! Those men are so loyal and disciplined and have done so much shit for Britain. They do deserve more attention than they get.
Ik but I think we know who was superior...They really do. I would also want something with the French Foreign Legion. Their awesome too.
I know! That's how I found out about both of them! That was awesome!Ik but I think we know who was superior...
> cue the Deadliest Warrior French Foreign Legion vs Gurkhas episode. Which was actually the last episode of the show aside from the Vampire's vs Zombies episode
That was the same for me too! I actually did know a bit about the FFL before then but not a lot, and I had never in my life heard of the Gurkha's before then, but after that I couldn't help but learn more about them, and then I just learned so much about how tough they actually are and the stories during WWII of how men fought to the last breath even with serious wounds against waves and just cut down or shot more on. And even today the quality of the Gurkha's hasn't changed, you know recently a Gurkha who actually had to be taken out of selection because of an injury got moved to train for his selection with the Coldstream Guards (who are also an elite unit) and HE STILL MANAGED TO PASS WITH FLYING COLORS IN FIRST PLACE IN THE SELECTION. And that's only an example of today's Gurkha's in training!I know! That's how I found out about both of them! That was awesome!
The Gurkas are basically born soldiers. They naturally have more red blood cells, so physical endurance is no problem, and they come from a rough region, so they are natural fighters. I love them so much.That was the same for me too! I actually did know a bit about the FFL before then but not a lot, and I had never in my life heard of the Gurkha's before then, but after that I couldn't help but learn more about them, and then I just learned so much about how tough they actually are and the stories during WWII of how men fought to the last breath even with serious wounds against waves and just cut down or shot more on. And even today the quality of the Gurkha's hasn't changed, you know recently a Gurkha who actually had to be taken out of selection because of an injury got moved to train for his selection with the Coldstream Guards (who are also an elite unit) and HE STILL MANAGED TO PASS WITH FLYING COLORS IN FIRST PLACE IN THE SELECTION. And that's only an example of today's Gurkha's in training!
Ik they literally as apart of their training have to run a 5 mile run uphill while carrying 55 lbs in a basket on their back only being held by a headstrap... It's ridiculous. Also there is an annual race across the South Downs called the Trailwalker 100km, and the quickest a British team can hope to complete it in is around 12 or 13 hours. Gurkhas, who win it every year, can do it in 8 and a half.The Gurkas are basically born soldiers. They naturally have more red blood cells, so physical endurance is no problem, and they come from a rough region, so they are natural fighters. I love them so much.
Really? Wow. That's worse than what the SAS have to do. They're basically superhuman.Ik they literally as apart of their training have to run a 5 mile run uphill while carrying 55 lbs in a basket on their back only being held by a headstrap... It's ridiculous. Also there is an annual race across the South Downs called the Trailwalker 100km, and the quickest a British team can hope to complete it in is around 12 or 13 hours. Gurkhas, who win it every year, can do it in 8 and a half.
Oh you want more? Here's the stories of WWII if you haven't heard or seen anything about them.Really? Wow. That's worse than what the SAS have to do. They're basically superhuman.