@CallMeEzekielYT@britteaaa Yes, I hate Germany? How do you know?
(But in a serious not Weimar is easy to hate once you realize how much they are to blame for their own crisis)
@FirelordDerpy@ParrMane@CallMeEzekielYT Funnily enough I do agree but the one to blame is Rodney for not intercepting De Gresse (which he was order to do) for personal reasons.
The blockade was the most damaging thing that happened to the British at Yorktown.
@FirelordDerpy@ParrMane@CallMeEzekielYT There are the case of the irregulars, which I would concede there the British were not prepare to deal with (mainly on the south).
@FirelordDerpy@ParrMane@CallMeEzekielYT Have some opinions on that, I would say battles like Brandywine prove grand battles where possible in America, and Yorktown was not that exceptional (one could compare it with the situation happening at Gibraltar).
@ParrMane@FirelordDerpy@CallMeEzekielYT There is a reason why the entrance of France and Spain was so painful was due to that, they force Britan to extend their forces to the Caribbean and the Mediterranean as they fought a more numerous foe in America.
@ParrMane@FirelordDerpy@CallMeEzekielYT Funnily enought I would not say the where the "largest military" of its age, in fact Britain has always work with a smaller force than its contemporanies throught its history, they generally focused on having a better drill army.
@FirelordDerpy@CallMeEzekielYT Ok gonna say, training and organization are related as you train to work as part of a group, also find it funny how the latter is literally just elite theory lol.
I will say thought in warfare things are more complicated.