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* Defeating the Axis in WW2.
* Jose M. Lopez. It's commonly accepted wisdom that the "M" stands for "Motherfucking". Ask the Nazis. The scene was during the Battle of the Bulge, 1944, and during [[World War II]]. Lopez's sstory is similar to that of Alvin York, except Lopez suffering a few scratches. Only a few. Oh, and Lopez, also took on a Tank which was firing shells directly at him (Many striking close enough to bowl him over repeatedly...That's where his many scratches came from). Also, the endless Nazi soldier waves. Oh, and his final kill count that's estimated to be over a hundred men that he singlehandedly mowed down, and saving his entire company from being overun. He even did all this running back and forth to different sides of the battlefield with his 30+ pound machine gun every time they were going to be outflanked, then singlehandedly push the Nazi tide back. Jose Lopez never had any cover protecting him above the waist. Now you see why the "M" stands for "Motherfucking"?
* Don't forget Pavlov's House. A tiny group of Russians, were sent to capture a small, rundown house. Only 4 which survived the battle. They fortified the position with barbed wire, mines, mounted machine guns, and a trench to the back lines, and patiently wait for the German counterattack. Russia had poor supplies, tactics, and communications; their whole battle plan was to rush the enemy and hope they won't loose too many men. They repeatedly lost to smaller countries and considered incompetent and backwards. Russia was the country that lost to Finland in [[World War I]], never mind the fact that it was literally 1,000 times as large. Germany was a country which captured entire countries in mere weeks. Obviously, Germany would've capture this tiny rundown house easily. The German soldiers were dying so often, that in-between battles Russian soldiers had to run out and knock over the dead.
=== United Kingdom - "Their Finest Hour" ===
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