British Marine Reacts To Could US invade UK if it wanted to (2019)

British Marine Reacts To Could US invade UK if it wanted to (2019)

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[BattleDrunk]

As a UK man I can honestly say reading all of the love and support from our American brothers across the pond has left me overwhelmed and so proud to call you allies!! 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇺🇸🇺🇸💪🏻💪🏻🍺🍺

[angryginger]

As a former U.S. Airman who worked along side Brits on multiple deployments, I'd have a hard time being convinced to attack you guys. Your boys hooked us up with beer when we couldn't get any. That's something a man never forgets.

[oleheat]

The last time the US sent a large force into the British Isles, it was for a really good reason (1944). 😉 Friends to the end! 🇺🇸🇬🇧

[jb]

American here. I've only personally met a handful of British people in my lifetime, and they've been nothing but kind, wonderful people!! I love you guys across the pond.

[infectedvector]

If you've got Burger King, KFC, McDonalds, and Starbucks in your country, you've already been invaded, bro.

[derrickdinwiddie]

"Wait, this is BEFORE the US Air Force gets involved!?" 🤣 great reaction 🤣😁

[LorisTheUntethered]

As a British man I want to let all my American brothers and sisters know how proud and happy I am to see the thousands of comments outpouring love and support for our countries friendship.
There may a vocal minority of predominantly Millenial or Gen Z agitators that give the impression the Brits do not like or even hate America on social media. I want to say that for the vast, vast majority of British people this could not be further from the truth. We know which side our bread is buttered on. Europe are our neighbours and friends, but the USA, Canada, New Zealand and Australia are family.

*cue Vin Diesel meme*

[kennethmorgan]

As a retired U.S. Army Soldier and having served with British troops in Afghanistan and Iraq it would take lot for this to happen, but never will. Much respect for our friends across the pond.

[PwnyDwn]

I'm a US combat veteran. I was deployed to Tikrit in 2009 where I lost a good chunk of my leg to an IED. while there I served with some British Commandos. They where some of the finest men i ever had the honor to shake hands with. Both as people and as Soldiers they conducted themselves in a manner the UK should be damned proud of. Some of the finest marksman I've ever seen as well. You learn a lot about a man when you're shoulder to shoulder. What the UK lacks in numbers it certainly makes up for with a VERY high standard. Enjoyed the video. You get a sub from me.

[dannyboy]

Binkov: "Could the US invade the UK?"
Americans: "I mean yeah but, them's our bros!"

[ReshiramZekrom]

The US Navy has the second largest air force in the world. The US Airforce being the first largest.

[stevencoleman]

It's been decades since my discharge from the U.S. Navy yet, I still would find it hard to believe the U.S. military could actually be convinced to even try an invasion of the U.K.

I'm inclined to believe that the world would see another Civil War over here before that could be accomplished.

[TheFlyOnYourWall]

Best part was when Gen Dit Commando realized that the United States Airforce was not involved yet.

[LDee-]

USAF vet here... deployed with the Brits and they’re some awesome fighters! Love our brothers and sisters from across the pond!

[MikeSmith-luxe]

As an American, I can safely say this would never happen. No reason to even think that it would. Brothers to the end. I might also add, there's no use in saying the UK military is small, it's got the entire US military behind it operating as one.

[andrewstephens]

I've met so many members of the British Army while I served over seas, I consider them my brothers/sisters in arms just like I do with my brothers here in the US. Much respect.

[TheMeanmarine]

I served in Iraq alongside our British brothers during the initial invasion force in 2003 while in the U.S Marines. I have to say they were some of the friendliest guys I've ever met while maintaining a professional demeanour. They might as well have been part of our unit the way we got along and joked with each other. We frequently exchanged MRE items with each other and compared our equipment. I was glad to have them with us and it definitely added a sense of reassurance knowing how well they could fight. Oorah from you're brother across the pond. 🇺🇸 🇬🇧

[caatmarine]

Brother, i know I am a little late to the party, but, I spent 12 years in the U.S. Marine Corps, 7 years in 2nd Force Recon and 5 years in the reserves. I have trained with the Royal Marines and even trained with Black Watch. I love my limey Brothers and sisters and although I agree with the out come just based on numbers, this actually made my stomach turn of just the thought of this actually happening. Nothing but love across the pond to you. Cheers.

[pdoutdoors]

Meanwhile in Ireland they are saying, Just smile and wave boys, smile and wave.

[PVAPlayy]

As a first generation American, I can say that we love you Brits. We may not be blood-related, but our histories and fates are intertwined; where you fight, we fight.