Today marks the 360th anniversary of the #RoyalMarines.
Established in 1664, the Royal Marines have remained steadfast over their 360-year history thanks to the Commando mindset and commitment to their values and standards.
Per Mare, Per Terram.
@Commando_Ops#RM360
Thank you @graham_euan for this great articulation of the value of #AUKUS. The incoherence of the surrendered sovereignty arguments are baffling.
https://t.co/Aw5GrCh3EF
@project4_4 Look forward to it. Feel free to check out the Web pages I created as an act of remembrance for my great-uncle who fought through the Scheldt with 4th Cdn Armd Div, 10th Inf Bgde, Algonquin Regiment. https://t.co/PxqCgKr2le
@project4_4 In the end, due to the priority for assets afforded to M-G, Simonds and the Canadian Corps struggled on in thier quest to clear the Scheldt. The first ship into Antwerp did not arrive until November as a result of these delays caused by the M-G Siren Song.
@project4_4 foreseen the requirement for secure lines of communications to sustain thier operations into Germany, and ought to have understood the necessity of having thier seaward flank securely held. M-G was a case of self-delusion and strategic distraction due to hubris.
@DoggyDog1208@DarrenWoodward@Dr_M_Davis@australian Your argument falls into a category repeatedly espoused by those less familiar with the means of combat that contends new tech will make conventional human in the loop platforms obsolete within __ years. Those processes always take much longer than the tech profits hypothesise.
@DoggyDog1208@DarrenWoodward@Dr_M_Davis@australian I once read a book by a guy who said something similar. I think he suggested aircraft dropping bombs on cities and factories that sustain a war effort would so undermine a state's ability to wage war that armies and navies would no longer be required. Italian lad. Douhet.