Who is your favorite military other than your own?

[[R-DEV]Jaymz]

Turkey - Because they rolled into Iraq on BTR-60's with their G3's

[BloodBane611]

I have to agree, that's pretty bamf Jaymz

[steve_06-07]

I'd go with the Chinese Military in general, they have come a long way from human wave attacks and building copies of Soviet vehicles. Even though their the largest standing army, they still supply their soldiers with modern indigenous weapons and vehicles.

[[R-DEV]OkitaMakoto]

Originally Posted by [R-MOD]Mongolian_dude

Good grief, I completely forgot about that old chappy! Spiffing lad, I do say. Wasn't he a demo expert? Had my man Dieter Munz on the MG3, laying it down for old Tunney. A few good times, an entire childhood wasted
Shame about the sequal, with the fail voice-command. It wouldnt do a thing I said unless I spoke in an American accent, with the drawn out vowels and the botched consonants
Not to mention I played half way through and noticed they resued the origonal maps, but reskinned them.

The bio they gave him:

Sgt. Nigel Tunney

History
Born September 11, 1980, in Thorpe Salvin, Yorkshire. Working-class upbringing. Father (Ian) ran a petrol station, mother (Isobel) taught preschool. Father served in British Army 1974-1978; saw duty in Northern Ireland. Frequently in trouble with school and legal authorities. Cited for shoplifting, vandalism and other minor offenses repeatedly. Excelled in chemistry in school. Was expelled (1997) for prank gone wrong which resulted in demolition of school's chemistry laboratory and slight injuries to two teachers. Enlisted shortly thereafter. Natural aptitude for explosives became obvious during basic training. Was assigned to EOD and served with distinction. Disciplined several times for "unconventional approach." Recruited by SAS in 2001 and trained in demolitions. Defused ULA-planted explosives at Gatwick in 2004 and won national acclaim; later used [over strenuous objections] in recruiting campaign as "the face of the new army." Attached to Ghosts in 2005.

Nigel Tunney threatens to quit approximately once every three weeks. He is loud, brash, and as much of a free spirit as a member of SAS dares to be. On one memorable occasion, he reported after leave with his hair dyed bright pink. Tunney parties hard but works harder, and constantly keeps one eye on his father's service record as a benchmark for his own achievements. He is gregarious, aggressively friendly, and rarely takes "no" for an answer. When working, he is absolutely meticulous, and all traces of his off-duty persona disappear, except for the predilection for peppering every sentence with profanity. Tunney is a die-hard Blackburn Rovers fan, and defends the side's honor more aggressively than he defends his own.

Demolitions
"You! Hold my pint while I get the satchel charges. Yes, of course I'm kidding, you stupid bastard - you think I'd trust you with the beer?"

Medical
D.O.B.: September 11, 1980
Height: 6'2" (188 cm)
Weight: 175 lbs (79 kg)
Hair: Brown (occasionally green, once pink)
Eyes: Hazel
Gender: Male
Distinguishing Characteristics: Small scar over left eye, some scarring on both hands.


Hahaaa.. yeah, only the original ghost recon and desert siege were any good... 2 was ok, but you could see it going down hill

[OJINROH]

Favourite army?
Definitely the Ejército Zapatista de Liberación Nacional.
They fight for fair trade and a better life (radical democratic society, alterglobalization etc.) and do so mostly peacefully nowadays.

[Panzerfire]

I guess my favourite foreign army is.... THE EMPIRE!



Just kidding... I guess the real dudes I really admire would be the US Military.

'Though the JSDF, Russian Army and the Argentine Army always attarct my attention for several reason (I think mainly because I'm just interested on them and want to be updated about their recent activities and upgrades).

[Snazz]

I have to say the US and GB, since they're the most likely ones to help us out.

Originally Posted by IAJTHOMAS

Pfft, if that APC in the first vid is anything to go by then they must suck...

Just for the record we've got ASLAVs which are similar to the USMCs LAV-25s, but those videos make us look too silly to run a military anyway.

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[John-117]

Originally Posted by GoreZiad

German wehrmacht during WW2.

yep, these guys knew they were screwed but they continued fighting

[G.Drew]

Canadian Armed Forces

[[R-MOD]Eddiereyes909]

After my own military, The Brits.

Of course, only after the Vatican Swiss Guard.