Which is the best soldiers in the world

[Dick]

I definitely don't think so. One of the reasons (if not the major) why these subs-saharans come here it's because they have been partially "civilized". Being still in poverty, they are aware of what Europe is and they come.

By the way it's the import of.our model that has permitted Africa to explose demographically.



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Faux. It's the capitalists and communists that are, and have been, bringing them to your country. Under colonialism/monarchism they were slaves. The only country that I can think of right now that was a colonial disaster is Haiti.

[♥ Lily ♥]

Nepal's Gurkhas are the fiercest fighters.

The British were so impressed by their fighting skills, that they hired many thousands of them to serve alongside the British Army for 200 years in wars around the world.



Britain's Gurkha Regiment have received the highest military awards from Queen Elizabeth II.

Some people (including myself) have already made threads about the fearless Gurkhas.

For hundreds of years the fierce Gurkhas have served alongside the British Army to help the U.K. win wars around the world, and the Gurkhas also came over and helped us during WW2.

https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...training-video

I think they're also skilled in martial arts.

The world's most feared and fearless elite Royal Gurkha soldiers in action and helping the British.


They're very impressive, heroic, and fearless fighters who've helped our country a lot.

The UK's Royal Gurkha regiment fighting alongside British and U.S. troops.


Over 200,000 Gurkhas helped the British during WW2.

[Daco Celtic]

Hawaiian

[Smeagol]

Lol, they lost all the wars they took part

Somehow we became the world's number one superpower by losing every war we ever fought.

Oh well, at least we never lost to Ethiopian spearchuckers.

[Armenian Bishop]

Historically speaking Irano-Turkic soldiers have been the toughest proven warriors by far.

After the battle [of Gaugamela], Parmenion rounded up the Persian baggage train while Alexander and his bodyguard pursued Darius. As at Issus, substantial loot was gained, with 4,000 talents captured, the King's personal chariot and bow and the war elephants. It was a disastrous defeat for the Persians and one of Alexander's finest victories.

Darius managed to escape with a small corps of his forces remaining intact. The Bactrian cavalry and Bessus caught up with him, as did some of the survivors of the Royal Guard and 2,000 Greek mercenaries. At this point the Persian Empire was divided into two halves—East and West. On his escape, Darius gave a speech to what remained of his army. He planned to head further east and raise another army to face Alexander, assuming that the Greeks would head towards Babylon. At the same time he dispatched letters to his eastern satraps asking them to remain loyal.

The satraps, however, had other intentions. Bessus murdered Darius before fleeing eastwards. When Alexander discovered Darius murdered, he was saddened to see an enemy he respected killed in such a fashion, and gave Darius a full burial ceremony at Persepolis, the former ceremonial capital of the Persian Empire, before angrily pursuing Bessus, capturing and executing him the following year. The majority of the remaining satraps gave their loyalty to Alexander and were allowed to keep their positions. The Achaemenid Persian Empire is traditionally considered to have ended with the death of Darius.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Gaugamela

[Enr1989]

You lost in Vietnam from a bunch of peasants and still not winning in Afghanistan spending billions to fight against a bunch of shepherds.
US became the superpower because of his sources and Wall Street..

[♥ Lily ♥]

Bishnu Shreshtha: The Gurkha Hero Who Fought 40 Thugs & Saved A Girl From Being Raped: https://www.scoopwhoop.com/inotherne...hnu-shreshtha/

[♥ Lily ♥]

A one-armed and partially blinded Gurkha fought off 200 Japanese soldiers, after he'd lost his arm and sight in one eye from a grenade explosion and one of his legs was damaged from the blast.

The badly wounded and heavily outnumbered but totally fearless lone Gurkha soldier then took out a blade with his good arm and fought the Japanese soldiers off using his blade. He laid wounded throughout the night and the following day whilst yelling out to the Japanese soldiers that if they want to play rough then to come near him.... and he warned them that he'd kill them. One by one, they dared to approach him over the night and following day... and he killed 31 Japanese soldiers with his blade as they came near him. When they stopped approaching him, he then kept calling out for more to come over... so he could kill them too.... but they backed-off from him in the end.

He survived, but has severe injuries.

The courageous and heroic Gurkha received the UK's highest miliatary award and honour from Queen Elizabeth II.

[Dna8]

One must make mention of the Apache, surely..

[♥ Lily ♥]

'During the Falkland Islands war, Argentine soldiers ran from their post when they found that the UK's Gurkha Regiment were coming into their post.'

'Hitler claimed that if he had the Gurkhas fighting on behalf of his side, then he would've won the whole of Europe.'