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The Liberal Media repeatedly says that SOCIALISTS are taking over the Democrat party, not COMMUNISTS. But why won't the media report these FACTS

Fox News - Saturday in America

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beardedmrbean

Describing war to an American

witch-hattery

No, wait, seriously. Wasn't there some real conflict where America was running ice cream to the men on the front lines, and it fucked with the morale of the other side, or even intimidated them by having a supply chain so robust it supplied luxuries?

beardedmrbean

WW2 Pacific theater, there was different ways of doing it.

Had the refrigerated barge for one,

then we had bomber ice cream.

Source they linked for that here

And another

Take one Corsair, 5 ammo cans, canned milk and circle at 33,000 feet.

mornington-the-crescent

I remember reading accounts from German soldiers from WWII, on, "When did you know that Germany was going to lose?" One soldier recounted how he found a dead American soldier after D-Day, and went through his things, and saw that this enlisted man had coffee, chocolate, and cigarettes on him; in the German army, those were luxuries, only afforded to the officers. But if just your average American soldier had that...

beardedmrbean

I passed on including this in the ice cream bit, but it fits with that comment, which I remember reading at one point as well.

One documentary I watched had someone quoting Napoleon I think it was at one point, short version of the quite was something along the lines of.

'wars are won or lost through logistics'

Can't feed or arm the troops they might as well not be there,

mornington-the-crescent

Which reminds me of another German soldier's story: During D-Day, he was sent to spy on the American landing force, to see how many horses and veterinarians they had, to determine their logistical capabilities. Only to discover that the Americans had no horses or veterinarians; their entire army was mechanized. And that's when this particular soldier realized that Germany didn't have a chance.

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There's a story of a German guard for a POW camp who knew that the war was lost whenever a POW's family sent him a whole cake with frosting to him.

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cockatude

I heard an apocryphal story of a Japanese general who realized they were screwed screwed when he learned the americans had a ship just to make ice cream.

witch-hattery

The thread is back! Those were the stories I wanted. The ones where chocolate and ice cream freaked out the enemy. The other additions are nice too.

miss-rum-hee

Happy 4th of July, everybody!

beardedmrbean

Just to add in, there was more than one instance during the Battle of the Bulge where the German command on the ground, not in Berlin, rolled up on supply dumps that the US had abandoned for one reason or another and realized that there was no way they could win based on the fact that we'd left behind enough food and fuel for them to run of off for a week or more without a 2nd thought because we had 10 more of those setups near enough to make it no real loss for us.

Our industrial output could not be matched.

And then after it was all over the Berlin Airlift managed to eventually get stalin and the rest of the soviets to back off on trying to claim the whole city for themselves, because starving people out wasn't going to work, we'd managed to move more supplies into the city than should have been possible.

Fat Electrician has a good video on that.

Biggest Logistical Flex Of All Time - Berlin Airlift

Bless you Captain Wiggle Wings, you were one of the best of us ever.