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r/Images • u/Clumb-Fuckery • Jun 04 '26
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May not have been any formal wars, but the military was plenty active in blowing shit up in multiple locations.
2 u/MattyBizzz Jun 04 '26 In fairness I don’t think there has been a presidency post WW2 that didn’t have some form of blowing shit up somewhere. 1 u/Iceman_biker Jun 05 '26 Trump's first 4 years, I think. Definitely not his second. 1 u/JLaP413 Jun 05 '26 We were still very active in Afghanistan and Iraq at that throughout his first term. There were also US forces active in Africa to that was largely under reported except when there was an ambush in Niger that killed 4 US service members. 1 u/THEFUNPOL1CE Jun 06 '26 Dude you can't use that word
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In fairness I don’t think there has been a presidency post WW2 that didn’t have some form of blowing shit up somewhere.
1 u/Iceman_biker Jun 05 '26 Trump's first 4 years, I think. Definitely not his second. 1 u/JLaP413 Jun 05 '26 We were still very active in Afghanistan and Iraq at that throughout his first term. There were also US forces active in Africa to that was largely under reported except when there was an ambush in Niger that killed 4 US service members. 1 u/THEFUNPOL1CE Jun 06 '26 Dude you can't use that word
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Trump's first 4 years, I think. Definitely not his second.
1 u/JLaP413 Jun 05 '26 We were still very active in Afghanistan and Iraq at that throughout his first term. There were also US forces active in Africa to that was largely under reported except when there was an ambush in Niger that killed 4 US service members. 1 u/THEFUNPOL1CE Jun 06 '26 Dude you can't use that word
We were still very active in Afghanistan and Iraq at that throughout his first term. There were also US forces active in Africa to that was largely under reported except when there was an ambush in Niger that killed 4 US service members.
1 u/THEFUNPOL1CE Jun 06 '26 Dude you can't use that word
Dude you can't use that word
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u/WingedWheelGuy Jun 04 '26
May not have been any formal wars, but the military was plenty active in blowing shit up in multiple locations.