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One of the biggest challenges to Germanic warfare would come about by the introduction of roman style plows and grains ( which originated in India and arrived in rome around the late first century A.C.). This saw Germanic farming evolve from the equivalent of intensive guarding( substance farming with hand tools) to large scale agriculture. This gradual agricultural evolution coupled with the increase trade of furs, honey, amber, and slaves to rome empire would lead to a massive increase food production, population size, and material wealth. This in turn lead to the consolidation of larger and more well organized states able to feild well equipped armys like that seen with the vandals, Alamanni, goths, and franks in the 4th and 5th. A similar event happened at the end of the vandalic period of Scandinavia, with improvements to achroculture allowing for larger scale raids to be organized and launched by Norse and Danish peoples.
P.s. Though letting me know I made a spelling mistake is fine and even encouraged, so that I can go back to fix it. Being a bell-end about it is not, I am sorry that I have a combination of dyslexia and autism that makes a wee bit harder for me to structure my sentences properly and insure my spelling is completely perfect. So do forgive my most ageist sin, for failing to meet your desired level of grammar, you peelers. I have explained my failures, but do be so kind as to explain to me what your excuses are?š
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I don't mean to challege a professional but i feel like you are misconstruing the information here. The term "the land of the black" is commonly accepted by most ancient Egyptian specialists to refers to the rich black soil and not the peoples skin color. It would not make sense to call themselves the land of the black people when they were in contact with other African kingdoms like Kush and Punt. The Egyptian would have been North Africans with dark reddish brown skin like modern non Arab Egyptians (Coptic people). This can be seen in their art displaying other people paying tribute to them, where they depict themselves as red for men and yellowish-organgish for women in comparison to the dark skinned people of punt (Somalia and Eritrea), the light skinned people of Libyan, and the red haired people of Canaan (Levant). Their were populations of sub saharan Africans mercenaries form of Kush (Sudan) living in upper Egypt and caucasian populations of hittites and minoan merchants on the coast of lower Egypt. In fact the statues we see are of nubian mercenaries that protected the pharaoh and were famous for their archery. By the end of the classic period of Egypt for example, the Egyptian army would have been made up of foreign mercenaries from Kush, Libya, and philistine, and even early Greeks. The only true black (as we would understand it) dynasty of Egypt would have been the 25th dynasty founded by a Kush king after the bronze age collapse and fragmentation by the Libyans. In fact this is the dynasty that was fighting the neo assyrians in the bible but I can remember which book it is in. Also we don't have evidence suggesting Cleopatra had Halle Berry tone skin, her family were heavily inbred Macedonians of the Ptolemaic dynasty. We see this with all of her family, and at the time most of the ruling elite of Egypt would have been of greeco persian stock. Her image on her own coins and roman descriptions of her when she was in Rome would suggests she would be like to any woman of Turko-Greek ancestry. Though she did speak ancient Egyptian which was a rarity for her dynasty, as the hieroglyphics where slowly fading away in government documents. But is was still important enough that the Rosetta Stone was made to teach greek scholars to read and write it. Again I don't mean to challenge the guy with a PHD in ancient Egyptian archaeology and years of field experience, but what I am stating here is commonly excepted by the majority of the archeological community. Egypt has and will continue to be it's own cultural, and honestly that is more then enough to talk about.
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Simple, we don't fight alone. Against Russia we have the NATO alliance plus Sweden and Finland. Against China we have south Korea, Japan, Australia, Indonesia, Philippines, india, and Canada. For Iran we have Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, UAE, Qatar, Israel, Jordan, Egypt, Turkey, Azerbaijan, and Kurds. US learned a long time ago are enemies have enemies of their own.
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Ā @WhatifAltHistĀ I hate to say this man, but most pluralistic states are always having internal trouble. America, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, China, India, Indonesia, Iran, Nigeria, Singapore, South Africa, Spain, Turkey are all currently dealing with internal divisions. Rather it be mostly mundane like with Belgium and the German speaking parts of the country disagreeing on what language to have on their street signs, to the race riots that are going on in America and Canada, the the all out war in western china or the major insurgency in north India. Now know I do support the idea of multi ethnic countries, I only wish to point out that most only exist because of three main resons. 1. The nation is ruled over by a ethic hegemon, that will often suppress all other ethnic minorities, 2. The nation was formed from a mixture of groups that competing powers wanted, but was spared to keep the peace, and 3. They were forced together by arbitrary lines draw on a map from people who had no idea about the local cultures. Etho or pluralistic, both have massive fundamental issues and to act like one is better then the other is always a bad idea to who ever is making the call. Lover your work, and your views on future middle east as a major industry powerhouse. Keep up the great work my man.š
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Ā @dakedakinson64Ā yesterday, it was a Russian su-25 shot down by a Ukrainian paratrooper using a igla. Just from phonographic evidence, not claims from either side because they will both lie out their ass to make themselves look better, Russia has lost 50+ helicopters and 40+ jets. Most lost jet aircraft are the cas craft like the su-25 frog foot and su-34 flanker, with the majority lost to manpads like the old strela 2&3, igla of all types, martlet, stinger, starstrike, Mistral, and Piorun. If you ever look at videos of Ukraine artillery battery or trench lines you will see one or two manpads knocking about specifically to counter Russian air power, same reason that the Russians have been doing the same once they started getting drone strikes around kyiv. Both sides have large stock piles of buk, s300/400, and strela 10s to make the situation worse. This war has devolved into a artillery duel for the simple reason that neither side can gain meaningful air superiority for any length of time, Ukraine because they have about 50 aircraft left (assuming that they can still get ammo to fight) and Russia because they keep getting shot down or to badly damaged to keep flying. You don't cruise missile strikes cities and rely on 50+ year old artillery if you had the ability to use reliable air support.
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Ā @mambamolt7353Ā So are you going to forget that the Syrian, Libyan, iraqi, and Yugoslavian people have their hand in this too right? These are civil wars, fought prominently by the local populations supported by the NATO, iran, China, and the SSI (mainly Russia) coalitions. Hell just to give you a example there is about six thousand us troops in Syria right now, the rest of the forces killing daesh and fighting Assad's government in the north are local Arab, assyrian, and Kurdish militia groups of the Syrian democratic state of Rojava.
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So the battle for France, north African, east Africa, Italy, Greece, burma, Malaysia, India, Indonesia, Hong Kong, and the war at sea don't count. I say they did pretty ok for standing against two of the three major axis powers alone for a year.
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Ā @shwtmDLX1Ā your a human being at the end of the day. You have Hope's, dreams, sorrows, and pain like the rest of us. So, once I stepped back and saw what I was doing I decided to find out who you were, if for no other reson then to know who my enemy was. But in the end I found another person who enjoyed simple things, and seem to be more like me then not. I think that the world has lead a lot of people to become bitter towards others, hell why not at this point. But you can not let the world consume you, for in evey person lies the ability for comparison and empathy.
There is a old iroquoi proverb that got "their are two dogs a in every man, a black dog of greed and a white dog of sacrifice. The two are always fighting one another, but the winner is the one you decided to feed the most. But if can feed both, then you will find a balance".
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@UCIAoDkmyOhqr2CiEZMLKZvQ I was not counting ARVN aircraft or casualties as they are a separate army and should be acknowledged as such, they fought for to long and hard to not be recognized as such. i see you are correct on air losses, and that was my mistake and I will own up to that and redite the previous post. Though as far as I can tell most crews seemed to survived and taken as POWs, until the later half of the war with the introduction of sovit made manpad systems. Though when it came to ground powders I will clarify I am not counting the 150,341 non hospitalized wounded as casualties, as a man with a minor flesh wound or battle fatigue are not rendered combat ineffective for more then a few weeks. Why they count that is beyond me, but that is the reasoning behind my numbers. The war in Vietnam was bloody for sure, but America was not so badly traumatized by it that they have not been willing to get involved in direct military action since then, example being Afghanistan, both gulf wars, the invasion of Panama in the 1990s, invasion of Somalia, Yugoslavian civil war, US involvement in Syria, Kenya, Libya, and east Timor. Not to mention all the little war in the 1970s and 1980s with Carter and Reagan like operation praying mantis or the invasion of Granada.
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Ā @Siempre1978Ā and Russia lost a total of 11 thousand troops in the taking of the city, mostly Chechen and separatist forces. Russia has tried to claim 190,000 causalities in the Ukrainian army and constantly says that the have wiped out all professional soldiers. That is absolutely ridiculous, at best maybe 20 thousand dead 80 thousand total and that is a stretch. Even at the highest rate of attrition in the war, about 100 dead 400 wounded the war has not been going on for long enough to even get close to Russian claims. In truth Ukraine is trading about 1 soilder for ever 2 to 3 soliders, and that is on the more generous reports from the lpr and dpr commanders. Who have regular reported about 3-5 times the casualties the government owns up to, and regularly complains the the russian army is using them as cannon fodder. The lpr and dpr are being bleed dry (10,000 causalities in a army of 22,000 is catastrophic), Wagner has to recall troops from Syria and the Congo to make up for heavy losses as of late, and the Chechen army has been having to call up more men as we speak. The loss of mariupol was at best a morale win for Russia, but in truth it was a massive waste of men and metal. You had a city cut off from reinforcement and denied a escape route by sea, yet you thought it was a great idea to get 11 thousand causalities? If you had waited about 4 months surrounding the city, you may have avoided the same loss of life America had in 20 years in Iraq. And this was the best the dpr had, most of the veterans of the 8 year donbass war are dead or missing limes now. No wonder why Russia only controls 60 percent of pisky now, you loss anyone who could take it in total 3 months ago.
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Here are a list of equipment Ukraine will need to win the war and are in storage with NATO. 50 Jas 39 gripen C, 150 f-18D, 1,000 m2 Bradley, 1,000 m1a2 Abrams, 50,000 tow missiles, 500 m113, 6 phalanx crams, 20 iris-t system, 50 patriot systems, 100 aspide systems, 200 m109 Palatine, 50 m270, atacms, tomahawks, meteor missiles, 100,000 winter uniforms, 200,000 rifles, and most importantly hundreds of trucks.
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Ā @williamjackson5942Ā really, just really. I can't point out that France and Germany have been weak links in the nation alliance without that bull shit? Never mind that Germany has blocked the supply of heavy kit to Ukraine, or France wanting peace at any cost of Ukraine. I respect Greece, Poland, Spain, uk, the low countries, the baltics, slovakia, slovenia, and Czechia more then france and Germany at the moment. Because when times got hard, they still had a spine to stand up to Russia.
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Ā @unopinionated1823Ā iraq did, they had t-72as, su25, mig 29a, and used Russian artillery of every caliper. They were the four largest army in the world at the time, and just finished a 8 year war with iran where they won. Remember that they go a 40 billion dollar a year from the Saudis to fight iran, and had hired Soviet and American officers to train their army. They had a larger army, with more experience troops using more modernized kit then Ukraine does now. For example the iraqi mig-29a in the first gulf war was younger then the american f-15 egale or f-16 falcon by 4 years. While Ukraine uses the late 80s su27 and mig 29s against the early 200s su 35 and mig 31, a difference of almost 20 years. Iraq was a cake walk for America because it was ready for a proper war with Iraq, Russia has been struggling because they were prepared for a repeat of 2014 and not a grinding trench war. Russia may have taken 20% of Ukraine, but that is still less ground than the entirety of iraq and Kuwait when accounting for the flanking attack on 73 east highway. And I would like to add that when lpr and dpr force are counted, Russia has suffered nearly 31 thousand casualties, nato coalition lost less the 2 thousand total.
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Ā @tadejloncarĀ oh wow I point out that Russia is underdeveloped so I must be a Ukrainian fan boy, how original. But I have a question for you, what happens when the war drags on for years, and more and more of your country men don't come back? What happens when European goes to other nations for fossil fuels, and the sanctions don't end? What happens when the old Soviet stock piles run out, and you suddenly find you need to make complicated computers systems, with no idea how to? We here in NATO loss nothing with Russia gaining land in Ukraine, we win more with every lost of a Russian tank, aircraft lost, and soilders lost. So I ask, what will you do in the long war is over, and no one will help you after words.
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Ā @dotEXCEI_Ā no I do, it is just when a old Abrams loses a track to a mine during a recognizes in force, and is shot at from all sides for most of a day with atgms, and the crew is fine afterwards is quite telling to be honest. Sure the Turkish models were from the 80s, but that is the same era as prior mentioned Abrams was from. And you could argue that it was a export verson like the m1s sent to Yemen, but the Turkish models are still used by the German army with what is to be honest a minor armor upgrade. The leopard is a solid tank with a solid gun and electronic sweep, but it is lacking when compared to the French, British, and America models in off the shelf armor and ease of repair. Every tank is flawed, Abrams had a small gun and still has a gas hungry engine, and the challenger has bad suspension. But if you need to buy multiple armor packages to keep the system viable on the modern battlefield then you have done something.
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Is that why you lost to Poland, Japan, Germany, Britain, france, Italy, Turkey, America, Afghanistan, Chechnya, and Sweden a few times?
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