In a battle between the US Marines and the French Foreign Legion, who would win?

Answer: I would say from hearing from other Marines who have trained with the.​.​.​ Fifik's Digest Top Stories For You In a battle between the US Marines and the French Foreign Legion, who would win? Daniel Vu, former Sergeant at U.S. Marine Corps (2014-2018) Written Jan 3, 2017 I would say from hearing from other Marines who have trained with the Foreign Legion, they are not to be messed with since they still have the "old school" discipline, trai... Read More » Is the county of Staffordshire part of Northern England or Southern England? Gill Bullen, English all my life, with English ancestors for centuries Written Nov 28, 2019 Simple answer: No. It isn't in either of those parts of of England. It's in the Midlands. But then, I would say that, because I grew up in Staffordshire, so obviously I know the answer. ... Read More » How do you think a platoon of Gurkha fighters would stand against a squad of Navy SEALs? Sed Chapman, Never served Written Mar 16 In a bar fight. I'd probably go with Seals. In a fight out in the bush? Well, here's a story I once heard. Many years ago I worked with a guy who was an army ranger in the S... Read More » Why are Russian jets so maneuverable in the air unlike American ones? Blago Amov Updated Oct 12 Have you seen the F 15 performance at the MAKS 2011 airshow in Moscow? It blew everything else out of the water. Its movements were noticeably more crisp and controlled tha... Read More » What do people in Scotland, Ireland and Wales think of tourists who are trying to learn and speak their languages (Scottish Gaelic, Irish and Welsh)? Menna Lloyd, knows Welsh Written Feb 5, 2018 Anyone making an effort to say anything in Welsh is welcome by me, and by many of my fellow countrymen. Welsh is not an easy language and many non-Brits do not even realise... Read More » What is the best order you have ever received from a ranking officer in the Navy? Dave Hood, worked at United States Navy (1975-1987) Updated May 18 In 1978 I had the duty. The ship was in five section duty. That meant that after hours, and on the weekend, most everyone else of the ship's company had liberty, but the du... Read More » Why is England in winter so dismal? Chris Ebbert, lived in England Written May 14 England isn't dismal at all in winter. Sure, the vegetation is barren, stiff winds may be blowing, and there may be rain coming sideways. But I've lived in places where winte... Read More » Will Prince William, the Duke of Cambridge, one day have to learn to speak Welsh like his father Prince Charles did? Eileen Wood, Self-Employed (2006-present) Written Dec 15, 2019 Will Prince William, the Duke of Cambridge, one day have to learn to speak Welsh like his father Prince Charles did? Prince Charles did not HAVE to learn to speak Welsh. He ... Read More » In the war of 1812, I heard that in naval battles, the Americans were better at gunnery (use of cannons). Is that true? How did that happen since the British were supposed to be the elite military force of the time? Ernest W. Adams, School taught me to hate history, but now I love it. Written Jun 24 I leave the discussion of gunnery itself to others, but the question overlooks several other factors. The most important of these is Southern White Oak. American ships' hul... Read More » What do British people generally think about Turkey and Turkish people? Yvette Renshy, works at Freelance Composer Written Apr 27, 2016 I used to go to Turkey all the time when I was with the parents. The people Very friendly and even more 'bouncy' than people in Western and Central Europe. Their way of soci... Read More » Read More in Your Feed Follow Quora on: Get the App for iOS and Android This email was sent by Quora (605 Castro Street, Mountain View, CA 94041). If you don't want to receive this type of email in the future, please unsubscribe.http://www.quora.com/