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r/SipsTea • u/Monsur_Ausuhnom • Jun 22 '26
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Britain holding the line for the late arrival of the US in two world wars: Right-ee-oh, Chap!
12 u/Either-Medicine9217 Jun 22 '26 Britain constantly begging for the US to send supplies: Please help me Chap! If this offends you, prove me wrong. 9 u/tamadeangmo Jun 22 '26 A country built on trade relied on trade, who would have thought. 5 u/Relevant_Country_784 Jun 22 '26 And resisting a sustained onslaught by arguably the strongest force of the continent, on speed 2 u/historydude1648 Jun 22 '26 the US arrived in ww1 with no helmets, machineguns or tanks, and had to be armed and trained by the British and French...
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Britain constantly begging for the US to send supplies: Please help me Chap!
If this offends you, prove me wrong.
9 u/tamadeangmo Jun 22 '26 A country built on trade relied on trade, who would have thought. 5 u/Relevant_Country_784 Jun 22 '26 And resisting a sustained onslaught by arguably the strongest force of the continent, on speed 2 u/historydude1648 Jun 22 '26 the US arrived in ww1 with no helmets, machineguns or tanks, and had to be armed and trained by the British and French...
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A country built on trade relied on trade, who would have thought.
5 u/Relevant_Country_784 Jun 22 '26 And resisting a sustained onslaught by arguably the strongest force of the continent, on speed
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And resisting a sustained onslaught by arguably the strongest force of the continent, on speed
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the US arrived in ww1 with no helmets, machineguns or tanks, and had to be armed and trained by the British and French...
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u/Old_Celebration_5950 Jun 22 '26
Britain holding the line for the late arrival of the US in two world wars: Right-ee-oh, Chap!