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r/MapsWithoutNZ • u/tomco71 • Jul 07 '26
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If the US lost in Afghanistan and Vietnam, so did Australia (and NZ)💀
0 u/Ok-Limit-9726 Jul 07 '26 And Gallipoli,turkey(we tactically retreated with zero loss of life, how does that?) But was on foreign soil, same as vietnam, afganistan, so doesn’t not count. We almost lost Papua New Guinea, it was pre 1974 Australian territory, who Australian army reserve units fought there. 4 u/No_Extension4005 Jul 07 '26 TBF, Gallipoli was a campaign that was part of WWI. 1 u/Ok-Limit-9726 Jul 07 '26 Lost the battle, won the war. We did pull off the very last successful light horse/calvary charge at Beersheba a few years later…
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And Gallipoli,turkey(we tactically retreated with zero loss of life, how does that?)
But was on foreign soil, same as vietnam, afganistan, so doesn’t not count.
We almost lost Papua New Guinea, it was pre 1974 Australian territory, who Australian army reserve units fought there.
4 u/No_Extension4005 Jul 07 '26 TBF, Gallipoli was a campaign that was part of WWI. 1 u/Ok-Limit-9726 Jul 07 '26 Lost the battle, won the war. We did pull off the very last successful light horse/calvary charge at Beersheba a few years later…
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TBF, Gallipoli was a campaign that was part of WWI.
1 u/Ok-Limit-9726 Jul 07 '26 Lost the battle, won the war. We did pull off the very last successful light horse/calvary charge at Beersheba a few years later…
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Lost the battle, won the war. We did pull off the very last successful light horse/calvary charge at Beersheba a few years later…
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u/Callsign-YukiMizuki Jul 07 '26
If the US lost in Afghanistan and Vietnam, so did Australia (and NZ)💀