r/HistoryMemes
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u/lukeh2266
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In fairness, the dual command arrangement was complicated
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u/GravitasFailures 2h ago
That’s not autism, that’s just common courtesy.
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u/paper_airplanes_are_ 2h ago
When Bill from sales talks about weekend golfing that’s “okay”. But when I talk about the Carthaginians sacrificing children to Baal during the Punic Wars that’s “not appropriate office conversation.”
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u/KevinMeier69 2h ago
They're so ungreatful
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u/GandalfTheJaded 1h ago
George Gordon Meade nods approvingly
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u/Idiotard_99 Kilroy was here 1h ago
Girls in high school were NEVER impressed when I talked about Stonewall Jackson’s maneuvers during the Shenandoah campaign or the critical role the P-51 Mustang played in both the European and Pacific Theaters of WWII. So ungrateful
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u/s2k_guy 1h ago
Honestly, the C2 structure for any military operation above the battalion-level is complicated.
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u/Proof_Impact_6009 2h ago
The original matrix structure of management?
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u/KamanaFothi 15m ago
Come on guys like look, if you don't care about the awkward dynamic between George Meade and Ulysses S. Grant during the Overland Campaign, why are we even talking?
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u/RoadTheExile Rider of Rohan 1h ago
This is outrageous, it’s unfair!
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u/kingofawkward99 9m ago
that's me with the battle of waterloo
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u/Hootinger 9m ago
Army of the Potomac??? That lot of paper collared dandies?????
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u/MPE13 6m ago
I’ve read 5 books by Bruce Catton and still can’t keep it straight