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Originally Posted by aldw
One of the best historical examples of amateurs fighting as well as professionals is Nathan Bedford Forrest's Cavalry force during the Civil War, considering that he never served in the army prior to that (then again, the whole US Civil War was an example of amateurs becoming veterans).
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Nathan's cavalry force in first battle is "green" because the first time they come to battle. But, most of they was learn to ride long time ago and was training at least many months before they were sent to battlefield, they're not amatuer but full trained cavalrymen, just "green" on battlefield. Nathan himself is a strongmen with 1.88m tall, he need lesser time to train to compare to other soldiers.
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Originally Posted by 4Tran
While your statement is mostly correct, it's more dangerous than it looks. The Type 89 was on fire when it was knocked out by the Sherman Firefly. Even the most hardcore tankers were terrified when that happened.
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A tank in fire mostly dangerous because ammo, the fuel is rarely explose, thus tankers usually get out quick before the ammo explose, but Senshado's ammunition is special, I don't think they will got explose by fire, so the girls are calm and exhaust the fire.