Honestly, France’s historically independent stance on defense policy - the foundation of which is based on de Gaulle’s skepticism of the nature of US support all the way back to the late 40s - has always struck me as extremely pragmatic and farsighted. The benefit of that sort of strategic thinking is becoming extremely obvious nowadays.
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I was always advised that “NATO standard” was instant coffee with 2 sugars and milk.
Yeah, that's what fighting a major war for a couple of years will do to you. Basically any army coming out if a long time of peace will have a very rude awakening once the shit really hits the fan.
I really wish Australia had way deeper integration into the GUR, it's quite clear they are innovating and expanding way faster than we are simply because they need to