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On this day, exactly 81 years (...) 05/08/26(Fri)06:17:28 No.18466242

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On this day, exactly 81 years ago, Germany surrendered Anonymous 05/08/26(Fri)06:17:28 No.18466242 Archived

Why was the German military such an ineffective fighting force during WW2?

Anonymous
05/08/26(Fri)06:21:15 No.18466245

Anonymous 05/08/26(Fri)06:21:15 No.18466245

Purely socioeconomic factors and they didn't NEED to.

Anonymous
05/08/26(Fri)06:46:57 No.18466266

Anonymous 05/08/26(Fri)06:46:57 No.18466266

Hitler was a sissy brat looking to get passed around by Red Army alphas before living his best life as a transwoman in Argentina.

Anonymous
05/08/26(Fri)06:50:01 No.18466270

Anonymous 05/08/26(Fri)06:50:01 No.18466270

>>18466242
Oil and logistics

Anonymous
05/08/26(Fri)07:02:32 No.18466278

Anonymous 05/08/26(Fri)07:02:32 No.18466278

>>18466270
Elaborate?

Anonymous
05/09/26(Sat)02:20:56 No.18467752

Anonymous 05/09/26(Sat)02:20:56 No.18467752

>>18466242
War is attrition, not just of gear, but also skilled and experienced manpower. Armies don't level up through years of warfare, they decline in ability as the best are killed off and replaced by newbs. They had a very well trained, motivated and equipped force to begin with, but they mostly died fighting in the first few years, leaving the wounded, dregs, the old and hyper fanatical (but unskilled) teens to carry on till the end.