Comments by "Kameraden" (@Alte.Kameraden) on "The horrors of British & US Logistics in WW2" video.

Like my friend in the US Marines who couldn't get hearing protection in spite of being in the artillery before deployment. He sadly has hearing problems now and this was just 3 years ago.
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@43sumfilmz1 Look up America Uncovered's video "Does Recycling Really Stop Trash Pollution?" Recycling in America has always been a joke if not a big con. All responsibility has been forced upon the citizen, not corporations which create the trash, or the state who let them get away with it, and actually help them get away with it by forcing laws that force "us' to be responsible but not the companies that make the crap.
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I have a few friends who do tech support for the local state. Imagine appointed officals who do not know what a power button is on a desktop. Then you can answer easily why Socialism fails.
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Blesava Konjina Yet he is showing how broken a system that operates with no monetary value can be, from a Fascist, Communist and Constitutional Monarch system. Plus soldiers in the US army were paid pretty well. The Brits made the slogan "The Yanks are over paid, over sexed and over here."
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Sorry but the Kriegsmarine surface fleet is last in line Admiral, please win the Battle of Atlantic first then we will talk sbout throwing you a bone. No no no, that is not suicide, the British have the same supply issues you will be totally fine taking that Battleship out with just one support vessel.
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@RecolitusMorbus Maybe the Captains need to start hauling cargo for profit to pay for stuff they're not getting on ship. lol
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@johnwolf2829 She's worthy of being Sainthood. She will hammer free market principles into her foes. 😈
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@johnwolf2829 He'd likely disagree with how the Empire is portrayed. Curious whether he'd catch the reference to Himmler's 1943 Posen speech though, you can google it, and one of her quotes during the "Not" Warsaw Uprising Episode Tanya says a line to one of her soldiers which though a short quote, uses the same rationale Himmler used to commit genocide in that speech. Would be funny if he'd notice Lavrentiy Beria in the film as well. Hint, round glasses, meant to represent a specific man who was likely worse than Reinhard Heydrich right down to how Beria was a Pedo R word, murder of young girls.
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Take Command Second Manassas was also good at an Army level, engagements could be lost do to supply issues and the game operated by courier so it could take forever to get supplies from up the chain of command if your suffering shortages of ammunition for your infantry and field guns.
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@yourlocalt72 Brits will take care of Lindemann's cat don't worry.
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@davidsuzukiispolpot Public Sector is the definition of wasteful as it does not require profit, but takes wealth from the private sector to spend. The military does not have to worry about waste when 30% of the nation's taxes go directly into it. Public Sector's solution to all problems is throw money and resources at a problem regardless whether it fixes it or not. If not, throw more.
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@steventhompson399 Personally the game is like Sid Meier's Gettysburg, a spiritual successor to it anyways. With more complex elements. But it's still a sprite based game.
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@johnwolf2829 well the Empire in Youjo is very Wehraboo. Based heavily off stereotypes. Which is why I said he'd likely disapprove how the Empire is portrayed.
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American Civil War, many US Soldiers bought their own firearms when they were able to, which also mean they bought their own ammunition for said firearms. Henry Model 1860 is a great example. Many American Union soldiers bought this rifle because it was vastly superior to the Springfield Muzzle loader the army issued them, even if it meant they had to pay for their own ammunition being they were not interchangeable. Biggest fear the Army had for not adopting such a weapon was ammunition consumption. But for many Union soldiers their life was worth more than some pencil pusher's calculations in the war department.
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