The major supplier of arms / supplies during that part of the war was the United States. The Germans would have probably used the first bomb on either the United States, or London. The reason the Russians got the Hydrogen bomb was because of some do-gooder that thought he would save the world by doing so.
Obama's Plan To Disarm The Usa
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That is the point, technology will always flow. It is very difficult to stop it and the only thing you really can do is make it really expensive.
soldiers are not regular people and should not be classified as the same. It's human nature to make mistakes and while they should be held accountable for their mistakes, soldiers should NOT be scared to protect themselves which is what is happening because of the media that wants to make the war look bad. It happens all the time...you dont hear about the soldier that saved a mother and a baby from a burning taxi after an IED hit, you hear about the soldier that killed 4 and wounded 2. That's all it says to, just numbers...killed 4 wounded 2. They forget to mention that out of the 4 that were killed one was running at him with a grenade yelling allah akbar, 2 had AKs that were spraying rounds towards him, and the the last guy had an RPG ready to fire at his buddies truck. the 2 that were wounded were wounded by the blast of the said IED that went off to start this whole ****ed up ambush.
don't ever compare a soldier with regular people....there is no comparison. Don't get me wrong either. I'm not saying soldiers are better an any way. We do however go through more intense training on how to handle situations such as the one stated above. We train hours on end until its muscle memory and we can do it without thought.
Yes we are human, yes we make mistakes
don't ever compare a soldier with regular people....there is no comparison. Don't get me wrong either. I'm not saying soldiers are better an any way. We do however go through more intense training on how to handle situations such as the one stated above. We train hours on end until its muscle memory and we can do it without thought.
Yes we are human, yes we make mistakes
Assuming you are still talking about weaponry and haven't strayed off, Do you really think money makes that much difference? There is an advancement of technology in nearly all aspects and, for the most part, there is nothing that can be done. More or less evolution isn't it?
Assuming you are still talking about weaponry and haven't strayed off, Do you really think money makes that much difference? There is an advancement of technology in nearly all aspects and, for the most part, there is nothing that can be done. More or less evolution isn't it?
For advancing weaponry heck yes money makes a lot of difference, but for advancing fighting techniques, money has much less of an effect. The only thing that can be done is to stop fighting...... but as will no doubt be said, "Try telling that to the other side....."
I would argue then, that soldiers are much more likely to be morally flexible than regular people. Hence the need for restrictions.
If a certain country, goverment or group (For a lake of a better term) wants something and has the funding they will pay what ever it takes. On the other hand to be "Better then the Jones" we need to be at the top of the cutting edge in technology. You simply don't bring a knife to a gun fight!
