How Do You Pronounce These Things? (US vs UK) - ft. @Hmaz

United States vs United Kingdom

Edited by: Me, Myself & I
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[anagray]

*casually wants to commit a war crime*
*elaborates further*

[mhz]

Straight to the point: based on today’s (2025) military capabilities, a U.S.-U.K. joint invasion of Japan would be extremely difficult and costly — not impossible, but far from easy. Here's a strategic breakdown:


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Military Strength (as of 2025)

Japan:

Highly advanced, well-trained Self-Defense Forces (JSDF)

150, 000+ active personnel

Sophisticated air defense (PAC-3, Aegis Ashore), F-35s, Aegis-equipped destroyers

Strong naval presence (helicopter carriers, submarines, destroyers)

Defensive doctrine, but highly capable in homeland defense


U.S.:

World's most powerful military

Pacific presence: 7th Fleet, bases in Guam, Okinawa, South Korea

Dozens of aircraft carriers, stealth bombers, satellites, cyber warfare, Marines

Could strike Japan within hours


U.K.:

Smaller but modern force

Royal Navy (includes 2 aircraft carriers), elite special forces (SAS)

Limited reach in East Asia — would rely heavily on U.S. logistics and staging



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Strategic Challenges

1. Geography & Terrain

Japan is an island nation with mountainous terrain — natural fortress

Coastal landings limited, urban warfare unavoidable



2. Defensive Advantage

Japan would fight a defensive war on home soil — morale, civilian support, and terrain favor them

Naval mines, anti-ship missiles, and fortified islands would bleed invaders



3. Base Access

U.S. bases in Japan would be unusable

South Korea and Guam could be launch points, but diplomatic approval might be tough

U.K. lacks staging capability in the region



4. Public Opinion & Global Blowback

An unprovoked invasion would face massive international condemnation

Even NATO allies might not support such action





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Conclusion

Could the U.S. and U.K. defeat Japan militarily?
Yes, over time, due to overwhelming air and naval superiority.

Could they occupy and control Japan long-term?
Highly unlikely — occupation would require millions of troops and years of insurgency-style conflict.

Realistic outcome:
At best, they'd cripple Japanese military infrastructure with air and missile strikes. Full occupation or regime change through invasion would be politically and logistically near-impossible without massive casualties and global backlash.

Let me know if y'all want a simulated phase-by-phase scenario.

[Nathan-vlbo]

🇺🇸: Bottle of water!
🇬🇧: Uhh...


Edit: Guys chill out I'm just joking😭🙏

[creeperabcdefghijkl]

the video went from "how do you pronounce these things?" to "i think we should both invade Japan."

[RAGta]

WW1: Wrong turn
WW2:art school
WW3:ZEKROM

[Amy._Lizzy]

Nahhh the "I tHiNk wE sHoUlD iNvAde jApAN"Got me on the floor🤣😂

[AaravShrestha-fn]

Bro said "I think we should both invade japan" like he commits war crimes for his daily routine😂😂

[EmpireOfJapan-]

Thank you for the information. We'll be looking forward

[christianjeremepille]

"hmmmm" bro was thinking 😂
(Btw japan is an island just saying (for my British lads out there))😂

[liamlillyshaw]

the song in the background is, “Lights, Camera, Action! - Studiopolis Zone
Act 1”

[Be_A_Chair]

Getting revenge from ww2 on the last one

[SoulBoyDoesArt]

Bro recreated world War 2 with that "let's invade Japan" Line lol

[DAXUSzz]

"Invade japan" with a little boy💀

[LupeTallulahMOLACI]

“where does the extra i come from?”
aluminİum… ahem ahem

[help-]

Us England's can't do s***t look at us. Our military is a joke

[Valencontre]

"We should invade Japan"
"Uuhhh,
What are you guys planning 😭😭💀

[Teardrop_ig]

WW1: wrong turn
WW2: random dictor
WW3: radoukens

[scientificapple]

"Wheres that I coming from?"
Maybe its coming from the actual official name for it?!?

[liamtat]

Ok im getting ptsd rn

"I think we should both invade Japan"💀

ARE THEY PLANNING

[TabasKo-]

"Wheres that extra i coming from?"
From the fucking name?!
From the damn naming convension of elements?!?!?