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Originally posted by AtheiX
Originally posted by Wodan
The German army (called in German "Bundeswehr")
the german army is called "Heer"
german airforce is called "Luftwaffe"
german navy is called "Marine"
the german armed forces as a whole (these three parts plus an part for logistics, maintance and similiar non-combat stuff) are called "Bundeswehr"
When I was talking about the German army, I meant the WHOLE German armed forces. I know how the German land forces, air forces and the navy are called in German.
Originally posted by soapydodger
The RAF and Navy are too strong for the Germans to invade Britain.
Originally posted by Wodan
Originally posted by soapydodger
The RAF and Navy are too strong for the Germans to invade Britain.
1. thought this discussion was ended now
2. royal airforce is equal to Luftwaffe, and navy.. well we have hydrogenium cell driven submarines and soon the Barracuda super cavitating torpedos, they will sink your fleet and not even be found byself
3. sorry for my comment in 2, as I want to stop that discusion as it wont lead to anything
Originally posted by psteel
Is the "Barracuda super cavitating torpedos" real or some ones planned weapon?
Originally posted by Lonestar24
Originally posted by psteel
Is the "Barracuda super cavitating torpedos" real or some ones planned weapon?
It is doubtful whether the "Barracuda" is even out of concept phases. The only public news sources so far are a video game site and a popular (meaning tabloid) infotainment megazine. So its not acceptable to take equipment into consideration that hasnt even been invented yet and wont be deployed for at least 10 years to come.
Originally posted by Wodan
the development goes on several years and there are prototypes so why do you tell this #?
@"tabloid" stop insulting this magazine or I will insult you.
Originally posted by Uk_United
I'm pretty sure Germany wouldn't be able to defeat britain and France conventionally, britain has the best special forces in the world [sas], my opinion as well as many leading militarists. Britain has the most up to date NATO tanks and aircraft along with a very well trained, traditionalist navy. That would be hard to beat.
Originally posted by Uk_United
If France was to take part then al that happens is that the 4th largest economy turns out heaps of military equipment, exhausts itself and acts as a barrier for Britain as it plans and uses it's well trained military to defeat Germany, all France is there for is to act as cannon fodder, LOL I'm kidding.
Originally posted by Uk_United
Britain only did what it should of in that situaTION, WHAT WERE THEY SUPPOSED TO DO? Lol it was funny but the French should realise that the English couldn't of just allowed the French fleet to come under Nazi control.
Somehow though I think that France would have a much better trained, equiped army then it did in both the world wars.
Originally posted by psteel
In a straight up fight between the UK and German ground forces with airsupport, the germans would win since they out number the british divisions about 7:2. The German combat equipment is every bit as good as the UK equipment and yes on paper UK troops are better trained. But Germans have always had better armor doctrin than any one in the world and history is littered with the bodies who have dangerously underestimated the germans in war.
If naval conflict is central to the fight, then the UK has solid advantage in this area [power projection etc].
Originally posted by Uk_United
Well if like you said the battle was heavily reliant on Navies then Britain would have an advantage. So of course straight off Britain would have a great advantage. Tanks and men can't walk on water, Britain has a little secret weapon called the English channel. Germany would have to face the full might of the Royal Navy if she has any chance of using her advantages such as tanks and men.