The Feotus
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- Joined
- Feb 20, 2006
You know nothing of nothing you doss yank ****. You look up propaganda and take it as gospel because as I said before, it's what you wanna hear. I pity you hillbilly.
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Skaterdude409 said:wow you know nothing of the pacific war
Tex said:Never heard of the Malaya Campaign?
Who the **** do you think built the Bridge over the River Kwai?
We were fighting the Japs when you were still keeping a low profile in yer trailer parks, ya silly *****.
Tex said:I know that for you it didn't start until 1942. I doubt YOU know **** all about what happened in the Pacific b4 that.
Japan entered the war in December 1941and swiftly achieved a series of victories which resulted in the occupation of most of south-east Asia and large areas of the Pacific by the end of March 1942. Singapore fell in February, with the loss of an entire Australian division. After the bombing of Darwin that same month, all RAN ships in the Mediterranean theatre, as well as the 6th and 7th Divisions, returned to defend Australia. In response to the heightened threat, the Australian government also expanded the army and air force and called for an overhaul of economic, domestic and industrial policies to give the government special powers with which to mount a total war effort at home.
In March 1942, after the defeat of the Netherlands East Indies, Japan's southward advance began to lose strength, easing Australian fears that an invasion was imminent. Further relief came when the first AIF veterans of the Mediterranean campaigns began to come home, and when the United States assumed responsibility for the country's defence and provided reinforcements and equipment. The threat of invasion receded further as the Allies won a series of decisive battles: in the Coral Sea, at Midway, on Imita Ridge and the Kokoda Track, and at Milne Bay and Buna.
builder said:Second World War 1939 - 1945
Almost a million Australians, both men and women, served in the Second World War; Australian servicemen fought in campaigns against Germany and Italy in Europe, the Mediterranean and North Africa; and against Japan in south-east Asia and in other parts of the Pacific. The Australian mainland came under direct attack for the first time as Japanese aircraft bombed towns in north-western Australia and Japanese midget submarines attacked Sydney harbour.
The Royal Australian Navy (RAN) participated in operations against Italy after its entry into the war in June 1940. A few Australians flew in the Battle of Britain in August and September of the same year, but the Australian Army was not engaged in combat until 1941, when the 6th, 7th and 9th Divisions joined Allied operations in the Mediterranean and North Africa.
http://www.awm.gov.au/atwar/ww2.htm
The Feotus said:I'm not gonna get into this. We will never meat.
The Feotus said:I'm not gonna get into this. We will never meat. You are clearly lying. Most peple on the internet that go "Iknow kung fu!" are talking utter yite. I'm still saying though, even if you are well-versed in martial arts, somecunt from the schemes with a bottle or a blade, will still kill you, no matter how much like Bruce Lee you think you are. You doss yank *****.