What Happens When A Country Declares War

There is no turning back once a war is declared, but what really happens when a country decides to go to war? Check out today's epic new video as we look back in history at how some of the most brutal wars actually got started!

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[poteas]

This Channel has taught me more about history then my primary school ever has.

[Voucher]

There were several wars throughout US history that weren't declared which includes Korea and Vietnam along with the war on terror in Iraq and Afghanistan

[miniaturejayhawk]

Open hostility might have become less common but the way power struggles play out has largely stayed the same. Usually you just support friendly movements in the country you are trying to influence.

[AuRoaraAnimations]

Its interesting to see how war declarations have evolved

[Bigstarrocker]

Those who do not learn from history are doomed to repeat it

[afceejay]

That’s a great summary of military operational art and science. Something that took years for some of us to learn, summed up in a 20-minute video! Keep up the great work!

[ives]

"If wars can be started by lies, they can be stopped by truth." - Julian Assange

[flwera_]

"You either die a hero or you live long enough to see yourself become the villain."

[coultonharmon]

"War is a state of hostilities between one state and another"
Better defenition: "War is a state of hostilities between 1-2 men in power who can force entire countries fight battles they didn't start or have no investment in"

[zacksulics]

When Putin said he would not invade Ukraine and days later did I learned how Putin works. He tells his people the exact opposite
to whatever the truth is. Example, he told his people we are achieving all our goals in Ukraine. When he meant we are not achieving
all our goals in Ukraine.

[GalactusOG]

They have to say "I, de, clare, war" as they lay their cards down.

[iamkyros]

Wars are fought by the poor, while the powerful discuss peace talks via zoom.

[Jeffrey-sg]

As always. Infographics does an amazing job. 👏 thank you for the amazing videos and educational teachings.

[starwarsfan]

i used to watch yall all the time when i was younger, i just found this video and your voice is actually nostalgic, no joke

[Marbof]

Infographic: "The five branches of the U.S military."
Space Force: "Hey, don't disrespect the Coast Guard like that!"

[EvilMyself]

The first part of this video was really interesting. But I really don't see why you went in such extreme specifics about air forces and especially their missiles. I wanted to know about war overall not how anti-air missiles work :/

[rennac]

I’ve seen Pmc’s and Mercs brought up a few times in your videos on military history. Mind doing one on the Dogs of war?

[philippegilson]

In the medieval period, it was forbidden to fight in the fields, villages and after dark. There were battlefields. The army was apart from civilians.
Phil, Belgium.

[wolfecanada]

Expect to see this in practice again in the very near future.

[denelson]

The US Military has six branches now: Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines, Coast Guard, Space Force.