Comments by "Kenneth Dean Miller" (@kennethdeanmiller7324) on "The Drydock - Episode 058" video.

That is probably true about the Canadian Navy & Australian Navy being underappreciated during WW2. And that would also include the Australian & Canadian Armies as well. Especially considering the Canadians landed on their own beach on D Day at Normandy. And I also remember a few guys from the US 3rd Army talking about how the Canadians having their own tanks & how they used them just as well as the US did with their armor.
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Idk, I don't like the idea of changing the way history went down. By doing that you could make it to where you & your family don't even exist anymore. Idk, although a lot of people died in the end the Allies still came out of the war as winners. Would you really want to risk that?
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Concerning Operation Catheryn, Churchill and his BRIGHT IDEAS did anyone tell Churchill that a death trap is still a death trap no matter how much armor & guns are provided. I think that maybe the best answer for Churchill should have been the Admiralty telling him that "Yes Mr Churchill this is such a wonderful plan! How about you volunteer to be the Captain of the very first ship & lead them into battle." I think that might have made him think twice before getting anymore "bright ideas" for other people to sail a death trap into a death trap. General Patton said "No bastard ever won a war by dying for his country! You win a war by making the other dumb son of a bitch die for his country!" And that is not only true but that was the reason Patton stayed close to the front lines. That way if his Army ran into a major obstacle he and his crew could figure out the safest way to proceed without people getting needlessly killed. And that is why people respected Patton.
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