Best army/special forces in world history?

[Khaled]

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it's my opinion too,

But Genkhis Khaln and Khaled bin Al Waleed are alledgedly the only known military leaders that remained undefeated in their whole career... That has to count for something.

also, no one mentioned Attila the hun

 

[Glockmatic]

wasn't Alexander undefeated as well? He died at a young age but i thought he won every battle he fought

 

[Zero Cool]

wasn't Alexander undefeated as well? He died at a young age but i thought he won every battle he fought

He did, which is why he's widely recognized as the greatest military leader in history.

 

[Duke]

Are you serious. The Muslim army never existed? That's funny. Saladin's Army was just part of the Muslims army. If Salah, or Khaled wanted more troops it's without a doubt the Caliph would've sent more. It's an army that consisted of many nationals. That's what made it great.

Again, hands down to the Muslim Army. You all can hate until tomorrow, but the fact remains.

ha, okay, whatever, i dont wanna even go into this.

you people would even claim the muslims invented fire cos it'd make your religion look good.

no offense or anything.

 

[Jurhum]

Muslims did invent fire.

On a serious note, Duke, I am afraid you don't understand the Caliphate System. During those times, the Islamic Empire consisted of many "welayate" (states) which were ruled by "waleen" (governors), similar to the USA today.

 

[Khaled]

wasn't Alexander undefeated as well? He died at a young age but i thought he won every battle he fought

Peter Green presented a theory in his book "Alexander of Macedon" stating that Alexander Lost the first battle of Granius, then was able to beat the Persians the next day.

What is certain is the Alexander never lost a campaign, but Genkhis Khan and Khalid bin Walid are said never to have lost a battle in their whole careers.

 

[Bender]

James Bond is the best :thumb:

 

[devils_advok8]

Peter Green presented a theory in his book "Alexander of Macedon" stating that Alexander Lost the first battle of Granius, then was able to beat the Persians the next day.

What is certain is the Alexander never lost a campaign, but Genkhis Khan and Khalid bin Walid are said never to have lost a battle in their whole careers.

Yep, Khaled (not you btw ) bin Al Walid never lost a battle, he even won a battle against Prophet Mohammad pbuh before he converted to Islam.

 

[Khaled]

James Bond is the best :thumb:

Rambo is better, he defeated a whole army by himself

 

[CalcuoCuchicheo]

The first Rambo was believable, it got a little far-fetched after that. Still entertaining although if we're talknig fiction why not go the whole hog & say Superman?

 

[devils_advok8]

^what about that lil boy in the Home Alone movies?

 

[CalcuoCuchicheo]

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Nah, Macauley Culkin couldn't even fend off Michael Jackson....in real life Marv & Harry would have kicked the shit out of him!! LOL

Marv is the business: 'Harry....don't move....' LOL

 

[devils_advok8]

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Nah, Macauley Culkin couldn't even fend off Michael Jackson....in real life Marv & Harry would have kicked the shit out of him!! LOL

Marv is the business: 'Harry....don't move....' LOL

Lol yeah, Home alone is some homo shit.

 

[ImmortalTech]

u dont have to agree with YahYa... but damn, thisn dude came up with a reply to everysingle post, mostly based on factual information, so props to that.

 

[devils_advok8]

u dont have to agree with YahYa... but damn, thisn dude came up with a reply to everysingle post, mostly based on factual information, so props to that.

no shit
I learned more about Islam from Yahya's posts than 12 years of school put together.

 

[Xero]

:thumb: I completely agree. The Waffen SS were possibly the most fearsome fighting force in WWII. Recognition must also be given to the Prussian army after the reforms of von Roon. Defeating two great powers (Austria & France) in the space of four years is no mean feat, not to mention the fact that the Prussia system of leadership is the system all modern armies, from 1870 up to and beyond World War II, were based on.

Either Waffen SS or the Einsatzgruppen which were a division inside the SS. I believe the Einzatsgruppen were far deadlier and effective in doing their job, so effective that they killed quite many soviets soldiers and thousands of jews by themselves. Fearsome forces indeed.

 

[two187pac]

well, how can you not say untied states with atom bomb? cant fuck with that

 

[CalcuoCuchicheo]

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That's a weapon, not an army.

That said, people have mentioned how advanced certain armies were.

Still, Russia had a stronger army than America at that time, just America had nuclear capabilities.