I remember in the early 2000s, the US held the Millenium Games where they fought against not-Iraq. They got their ass handed to them as well by the “enemy” general who turned his vehicles into kamikaze weapons.
They promptly stopped the games, told him he couldn’t do that, and won by their rules.
Critics will say that in a real-life scenario, it’s unlikely a general would actually order their troops to kill themselves. I say that if need be, we have found a weakness in the armour.
I remember in the early 2000s, the US held the Millenium Games where they fought against not-Iraq. They got their ass handed to them as well by the “enemy” general who turned his vehicles into kamikaze weapons.
They promptly stopped the games, told him he couldn’t do that, and won by their rules.
Critics will say that in a real-life scenario, it’s unlikely a general would actually order their troops to kill themselves. I say that if need be, we have found a weakness in the armour.