Best Fighting Forces in Modern History (1700's-Present )

[Oaledonia]

USS Toledo, 12 August 2000
Best sub.
No arguments.

[Shofercia]

USS Toledo, 12 August 2000
Best sub.
No arguments.

What makes it better than any other LA class sub?

[Northwest Slobovia]

USS Toledo, 12 August 2000
Best sub.
No arguments.

What makes it better than any other LA class sub?

When he served aboard her?

[Oaledonia]

What makes it better than any other LA class sub?

When he served aboard her?

When it collided with the Kursk.

[Lydenburg]

The Prussians were, and are, the best.

Are? They had a impressive officer corps, but they aren't around anymore, and their technology was that of muskets, cannons, and so on. Many nations today could take out Prussia's military. I'd say most, as having any form of airforce against such primitive military tactics of the 1700's and so on would have a incredibly heavy advantage for the military using the airforce.

Worse. Prussia was a perfect example of Napoleonic military tactics versus the Industrial Age. Their losses in single pitched engagements were staggering.

[OMGeverynameistaken]

Are? They had a impressive officer corps, but they aren't around anymore, and their technology was that of muskets, cannons, and so on. Many nations today could take out Prussia's military. I'd say most, as having any form of airforce against such primitive military tactics of the 1700's and so on would have a incredibly heavy advantage for the military using the airforce.

Worse. Prussia was a perfect example of Napoleonic military tactics versus the Industrial Age. Their losses in single pitched engagements were staggering.

And in the Napoleonic age, they tried to take the field with tactics from Frederick the Great's field manuals. Always behind the times, those Prussians.