Topic: What war interests you the most? 7

Tessa · June 7th, 2004

WWII.

Never studied any war better in a psychological/philosophical way then WWII.

otterbear2468 · June 8th, 2004

I think the Civil War, not for the violence, and machines, and stuff like that. But mostly for what the war represented, the freedom. It started a totally new era.

782.matt · June 8th, 2004

WWII is definitely the best war to learn about and by that I mean they overly teach you about the American Revolution, Civil War etc. I think I've spent at least 3 years of history learning about late 1700's to the late 1800's and after a while you just get bored of it. So far I've learned about 2 weeks worth of WWII, that is just in school though.

AFSteliga · June 8th, 2004

My 'favorite' war is WWII. Mainly because of the weapons and technology used in that war.

PFCMiller · December 17th, 2004

Vietnam by far it's the longest war in U.S history plus with the peace movement and all the anti-war at the time it was a bad time in America

beardo · December 17th, 2004

The Falklands - Short but bloody war
WWII - European Theatre
Vietnam

Bootboy82 · December 17th, 2004

WWI and almost everything that happend after that

WorldWatcher · December 17th, 2004

I'm a WWll history buff

EagleZtrike · December 17th, 2004

World War II

devilwasp · December 18th, 2004

WW2 , falklands (noticed someone here had that too, gd man. nice pic too) oh and korea was interesting but vietnam is just kinda freaky but scarily makes sense.

June 8th, 2004	Post 64
AFSteliga Cadet Moderator Gear	My 'favorite' war is WWII. Mainly because of the weapons and technology used in that war. __________________ Pte K. Steliga Canadian Forces School of Aerospace Control Operations QL3 0027 Per ardua ad astra

December 17th, 2004	Post 65
PFCMiller Optio	Vietnam by far it's the longest war in U.S history plus with the peace movement and all the anti-war at the time it was a bad time in America __________________ Do or do not there is no try. Yoda

December 17th, 2004	Post 66
beardo Centurion	The Falklands - Short but bloody war WWII - European Theatre Vietnam __________________ \'\'St George for England!!\'\' \'\'May we give the dragons tail a damned good twist!!\'\' \'\'They call this one the \'Withstand-inater\' It\'ll take a 6 Megaton nuclear blast. No more, No less\'\'

December 17th, 2004	Post 67
Bootboy82 Centurion	WWI and almost everything that happend after that __________________ Every drop of blood Every bitter tear Every bead of sweat I live for this If you don\'t live for something you\'ll die for nothing!

December 17th, 2004	Post 68
WorldWatcher Immunes	I'm a WWll history buff __________________ The only true wisdom is in knowing that you know nothing. -Socrates

June 7th, 2004	Post 61
Tessa Primus Pilus	WWII. Never studied any war better in a psychological/philosophical way then WWII.

June 8th, 2004	Post 62
otterbear2468 Optio	I think the Civil War, not for the violence, and machines, and stuff like that. But mostly for what the war represented, the freedom. It started a totally new era.

June 8th, 2004	Post 63
782.matt Centurion	WWII is definitely the best war to learn about and by that I mean they overly teach you about the American Revolution, Civil War etc. I think I've spent at least 3 years of history learning about late 1700's to the late 1800's and after a while you just get bored of it. So far I've learned about 2 weeks worth of WWII, that is just in school though.

December 17th, 2004	Post 69
EagleZtrike Centurion	World War II

December 18th, 2004	Post 70
devilwasp Banned	WW2 , falklands (noticed someone here had that too, gd man. nice pic too) oh and korea was interesting but vietnam is just kinda freaky but scarily makes sense.