Comments by "Luke Sandy High Ground" (@Luke_Sandy_High_Ground) on "UK warns of 'direct action' against Yemen's Houthi rebels | Israel-Hamas war" video.

  1. There are only three serving full Admirals in the Royal Navy. The Chief of the Defence Staff, the First Sea Lord, and the Deputy Supreme Allied Commander Europe We had more Admirals than ships during the Falklands War too and that was over 40 years ago
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  2. We don’t think, we are
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  3. Ask Argentina
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  4.  @bigboyrambo2009  Britain has defeated a lot of strong nations in war
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  5.  @bigboyrambo2009  “never beat Turkey” - Battle of Kut-al-Amara (1915-1916): British forces under General Charles Townshend initially besieged and later surrendered to the Ottomans. However, the British would later return to the region and capture it. - Capture of Baghdad (1917): British forces, under General Frederick Stanley Maude, captured Baghdad from the Ottomans, marking a significant victory in the Mesopotamian campaign. - Battle of Megiddo (1918): As part of the Sinai and Palestine Campaign, British forces, led by General Edmund Allenby, decisively defeated Ottoman forces, leading to the collapse of the Ottoman front in Palestine and Syria. - Battle of Gaza (1917): British forces, under General Edmund Allenby, managed to capture Gaza. - Battle of Beersheba (1917): British and Australian forces, as part of the Sinai and Palestine Campaign, captured the strategically important town of Beersheba. - Battle of Nablus (1918): Also known as the Battle of Megiddo, this was a part of General Allenby's broader offensive in the Sinai and Palestine Campaign, where British and Empire forces defeated the Ottomans. - Occupation of the Jordan Valley (1918): Following the successes at Megiddo, British and Empire forces moved to occupy the Jordan Valley, securing key positions against the Ottomans. - Capture of Jerusalem (1917): In December 1917, British forces under General Allenby entered and captured Jerusalem from the Ottomans, marking a significant symbolic victory. - Battle of Jaffa (1917): After the capture of Jerusalem, British forces continued their advance and secured the port city of Jaffa, further weakening the Ottoman defenses. - Battle of Sharon (1918): This was part of the larger Battle of Megiddo, where British and Empire forces secured the plains of Sharon, advancing further into Ottoman-held territories. - Battle of Tulkarm (1918): As part of the Megiddo offensive, British and Empire forces engaged and defeated Ottoman troops near the town of Tulkarm. 1918: British army march into and occupy Constantinople.
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  6.  @hatty101 quality over quantity
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  7. Don’t face the Parachute Regiment in battle
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  8. Ur profile picture is in the UK
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  9. Look at the k/d ratio The taliban lost way more
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  10.  @TheMagicJIZZ  China is building a fleet bigger than ours every 4 years
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  11.  @bigboyrambo2009  Britain has beaten every country at war at least once
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  12.  @thereeceforbes  yes, war of 1812
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  13.  @bigboyrambo2009  “never beat Germany” Um, yes they did….Twice.
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  14.  @bigboyrambo2009  “British empire beat spear throwers then used divide and rule” Indians had guns, Chinese had guns, the Russians had guns, literally everyone by the 1700s had guns. Even some African tribes had guns. The zulus had guns at Rorkes Drift
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  15. Yeah Russia in Afghanistan
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