I'm honestly confused what you're saying. Are you saying Mexico put on a facade and was in league with Nazi Germany?

In ww2 Mexico was wholly antagonistic to Germany. The foreign policy of Mexico and Germany clashed due to the Spanish Civil war. Germany openly supported Franco while Mexico openly supported the Popular front. Also, Mexico declared war on Germany in early 1942 and was one of only two Latin American nations to send soldiers to fight in Europe (the other being Brazil).

@ignorance are you referring to the Zimmerman telegram?

This is a very disingenuous and factually incorrect statement. The war was fought on 3 major land masses spanning 1000's of miles. Europe was the forefront but the middle east and Africa saw a large amount of conflict. On top of that you had the Japanese annexing german territory in the pacific and China.
As far as beligerents go all of north and south american countries declared war or suspended diplomatic ties with the central powers.

Yeah it's not independence day but it's in celebration of fending off a foreign invader trying to overthrow your government and make Mexico a puppet government with a European king (again). Seems as though it'd be rather important to me but I'm not Mexican so i won't convery my opinions on it further.

American doctrine followed similar footsteps that French doctrine followed at the beginning. The bayonet and cran (guts/courage). They believed all that was needed to win were swift offensives, open warfare, and wave tatics. The French and British tried to dissuade Pershing from persuing this doctrine as they had learned themselves that it gained very little at the expense of many lives.
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I highly reccomend anyone who has an interest in ww1 look into Dan Carlins series Hardcore History on the subject (Blueprint for Armageddon) and i have a couple book recommendations for anyone interested in reading. The one i would recommend the most to understand US military theory of the time is "Pershings Lieutenants American military leadership in WW1" edited by David T. Zabecki and Douglas V. Mastrano.

As far as I've read the Germans had the best systems because early in the war the invaded into France and Belgium. During the early war frontline trenches were dug and rather shoddy on both sides but both sides implemented defense in depth tactics towards the later war. During subsequent allied offensives in 17 and 18 the allies were occupying german frontline trenches they captueed whereas germans were retreating into more and more complex trench and bunker systems they had built up over the years.
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As far as late war goes most frontlines battles weren't fought trench to trench anymore. More like crater/artillery hole to crater/artillery hole as so artillery had become too acurate to make new trenches and artillery had pounded the earth so much most armies gave up redigging them as the front moved so much.
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And then you have the Americans. The Americans, exacerbated by Pershing and his military philosophy, held very similar beliefs to that of the early belligerents.

Quite brutally beautiful tbh

I don't mean to be rude but if you have the means and drive to do it just do it. You can't let other peoples perceived perceptions dictate your life.

If ww3 hits none of that will matter and you'll be on the front with the rest of us. Ww3 when it occurs will be quite the ordeal.

Aa far as I could find flechettes aren't banned under either hague treaties or geneva conventions rules. Considering their use during both korea and vietnam by the US, unless an agreement has been made since then, i don't see how or why they'd be illegal. The death of flechettes seems to be more akin to obsolescence rather than any rule change.

Same shit different fancy hotel ballroom

Yosemite Sam would like a word with you

They're directly antagonistic to the US in foreign policy, economic practices, and politically.
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Us relations with Czarist Russia was minimal at best and non existent at worst.
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The Soviet Union was militarily and politically opposed to the western ideals, more specifically bourgeois liberal democracies as they put it.
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Modern day Russia is a modern day imperialistic nation that likes to swing a large stick at it's smaller less powerful neighbors slowly chipping away at several soverign states until they become puppets or wholly annexed by Russia. Russia is not a friend. Russia is deadset on overthrowing the US as the soul superpower through any means whether it be subterfuge, military expanionalism, or economic warfare.

Basically at one time a Gaulic chieftain attempted to sack Rome. Rome was under siege for a while. One night the chieftain decided to scale the wall and silently sneak past the guards and their dogs. They did well until the geese caught wind and started honking and attacking the intruders. This essentially saved Rome from being totally destroyed in it's earlier times. This is why geese were largely revered in the roman times. This also led to a yearly festival in which Romans crucified dogs due to their inability to detect the Gaullic invades all that time ago.

I consume a metric shitton of history and political media so when i see a post i like to provide context so people get either the joke or the nuance behind the meme

I mean come on who tf cares where Azerbaijan is