What do Americans think of the British Army?

I can not speak as to what the Americans think of the British now, but historically in WWII, the Americans were “johnny come lately” to the fight. So it was the Americans who were an unknown quantity in the conflict. The Brits had shown the world what it was to take “an ass whipping” and still stand up to fight. read more

Thank you Update: America's allies: Britian and United States, who share in technology and success, Bush and Blair, the relationship of the two nations. read more

Evidence of this are the two ex-British Army guys I had the pleasure of serving with while I was enlisted in the American Army. They had done their stints as British soldiers and wanted to give serving in the American military a go, with the thought of eventually emigrating to the U.S. for retirement. read more

I think that the vast majority of Americans don’t know or care about the British Army service rifle, even people into shooting weapons that parallel military weapons because they aren’t widely available in civilian configuration. read more