Comments by "Bell UH1H Huey" (@belluh-1huey102) on "Inside the Kill Zone of Fallujah's “Hell House”" video.

@PARCE93 aged so well man, go look at Ukraine and tell me Fallujah vs Bakmut in terms of expendable. U.S. doctrine is, "Bullets are cheap, men are expensive." Please tell me why American tanks are more survivable in design than Russian designs.
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@XX89948 thanks for describing Russian doctrine for me. Now tell me the difference in casualties the attacking sides have in Fallujah and Bakhmut. I think you misunderstood which side is attacking jn the two cities I mentioned. I meant to talk about how Russia threw its men at the Ukrainians and blow up entire blocks. Seeing their own troops as expendable. While the U.S. sees its troops as valuable assets that need to be kept alive, so when attacking Fallujah, they carefully and surgically cleared buildings while using technologies to make the fight easier to reduce their own casualties.
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 @iraq9519 I'd blame the Sunnis for starting the conflict, they could've just accepted they didn't hold power over Iraq.
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@XX89948 it is funny that you use an outdated meme that only applies to a small minority of the United States. Plus I dislike the army, GO MARINES!
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@nickfranberg1992 how did the U.S. lose those 2 battles when they still managed to go through into the city. Losing means fighting and getting kicked out through sheer military force in this context.
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@nickfranberg1992 tbh play any large-scale milsim game like Squad with a city map that allows you to climb buildings and such. You will change your mind after.
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Where was this battle report you be talking about?
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 @Dennis-nc3vw the war was about freedom. Shias being free from a Sunni dictator.
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 @saucejohnson9862 looking at WW2 valor, I'd say otherwise.
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 @saucejohnson9862 Looking at WW2 valor, I'd say otherwise.
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 @SI-fv7gc it wasn't for resources, it was to secure a foothold in Iraq.
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 @SI-fv7gc many soldiers joinned before the GWOT, Brad Colbert is a good example.
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 @abdullahmoosa4825 U.S. caused al queda? I wanna know what pot you smoking. AL Queda was started by some rich Saudi who decided to make a militia organization to fight in Afghanistan.
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 @Dennis-nc3vw the Iraq War. Is a race war between salty Sunnis and the new ruling Shias.
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@MBACCOMEDY cite your sources on that man. U.S. funded the Mujahidee, a completely different group. Members of AL Queda were members in the Mujahideen who siphoned aid to AL Queda for their own use.
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