The Japanese once practiced kamikaze. These bros have a reputation for going all out, no matter the cost. Americans... we're kind of pushovers. We're all about "resource-management" and "not using our best at first". Which is fine, just make sure you save a final, really big explosive in your pocket for the endgame.

Well if U call the use of a couple of Atomic Bombs a legit to win, then they have every right to do as they please

When Pearl Harbour was attacked 2,403 Americans were killed.
When Japan was attacked by U.S Atomic Bombs : killed 90,000GÇô166,000 people in Hiroshima and 60,000GÇô80,000 in Nagasaki; roughly half of the deaths in each city occurred on the first day. During the following months, large numbers died from the effect of burns, radiation sickness, and other injuries, compounded by illness. In both cities, most of the dead were civilians

There is a VERY BIG DIFFERENCE in lives lost.

"Be glad I'm not standing in front of you" You're right I already got free head today.

Lol won a war......

Considering the British and Common Wealth Forces (inclusive of Australia and New Zealand), French, and smaller occupied Nations spent several years already at war across Europe, Africa, and in Asia.... is suppose credit where credit is due is required.

The America Army came late in the war, fresh, with well developed technology from a war machine that had not suffered under the Blitz.

At full strength another world power joining the allies was logically going to push the balance of power over the edge and Germany committed its strength across too many fronts.

Acting like it was some benevolent action is fallacy. Additionally saying ignorant statements like "America won the war" is down right disrespectful to all those of the other nationalities who gave their lives so that other nations had the peace they did for so long.

Claiming one particular nation was any more crucial than the others is ignorant. Whose ships plied the North Atlantic, whose fighter pilots fought in the Battle of Britain, whose soldiers took Monte Cassino, El Alamein, Cairo?

Having been to the grave-sites all along the Normandy Coastline, Arlington Cemetery, the cemeteries in New Zealand where our fallen lie it is clear to see everyone paid a price for their contribution to the war and it is only because of those contributions of those people that we can be hear today.

Are you murrican? Shouldn't you be in the army, fracking the ground, or be so ******* obese that you have to use a chair to move around?

I am really ashamed to call my self an american.

I doubt the Iraqi tanks had half the training the American Tank operators had, nor the same technological level of vehicle assets.....

The American force have taken as many losses throughout their history as victories. Not trying insult any member of the American armed forces who may be on these forums but historically while America is a huge powerhouse of military might they have rarely ever engaged another entity with the same technological level as they.

And even perhaps in "Victory" the campaigns were less than successful in implementation. A great deal of arrogance ruled the American Military hierarchy post WW2 which the soldier suffered for.