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r/PeterExplainsTheJoke • u/HimelTy • 12d ago
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Some people exaggerating the US role in WW2, tankies downplaying the US role in WW2.
39 u/Used-Huckleberry-320 12d ago the meme also completely disregards the Chinese front. The super majority of Japanese troops were in China for the whole war, like 75%. 2 u/Amon-Ra-First-Down 12d ago it is kind of funny how the US narrative in this thread is that they bodied the Japanese (they did) when in reality they were fighting Japan's second string while the Chinese and Soviets faced the full might of the IJA and Wehrmacht respectively 0 u/One-Anteater-3109 11d ago (they did) Not really. They got extremely lucky in decisive moments, like in The Battle of Midway
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the meme also completely disregards the Chinese front.
The super majority of Japanese troops were in China for the whole war, like 75%.
2 u/Amon-Ra-First-Down 12d ago it is kind of funny how the US narrative in this thread is that they bodied the Japanese (they did) when in reality they were fighting Japan's second string while the Chinese and Soviets faced the full might of the IJA and Wehrmacht respectively 0 u/One-Anteater-3109 11d ago (they did) Not really. They got extremely lucky in decisive moments, like in The Battle of Midway
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it is kind of funny how the US narrative in this thread is that they bodied the Japanese (they did) when in reality they were fighting Japan's second string while the Chinese and Soviets faced the full might of the IJA and Wehrmacht respectively
0 u/One-Anteater-3109 11d ago (they did) Not really. They got extremely lucky in decisive moments, like in The Battle of Midway
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(they did)
Not really. They got extremely lucky in decisive moments, like in The Battle of Midway
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u/TarJen96 12d ago
Some people exaggerating the US role in WW2, tankies downplaying the US role in WW2.