Only 211 troops in Romania, I tought this guys had much more in here.
Lmao, gonna go out and try to find those 200 US soldiers…
I think only time US soldiers have been to Finland recently are a few one week visits, which hardly fulfils the title of the graph.
Still having an eye on the axis powers… How many are in Japan?
In Romania we have underrated wine and American army presence 🙂
Why does USA needs so many soldiers in Germnay?
those 150 Americans in Ukraine are just training their army right?
Well when your late twice you might as well come early for the third one
Edit: spelling
I had no idea there were US troops in the UK
Btw this is an unreliable source
Are Germans okay with so many US troops stationed in their country?
The U.S. European Base Archipelago is a microstate that is larger in population than Liechtenstein, Monaco, San Marino and Vatican City.
I love how France has none….
I was stationed in Europe in the early 2000’s and it gave me a deep appreciation and love for it. My experience there was 99% positive with only a few run ins that I’d call bad. I love Europe and wish you all the best and thank you for your hospitality. I also understand if some don’t want Americans there but I am thankful for the opportunity to experience some of the beauty.
“Currently, approximately 4,500 U.S. personnel are on rotation in Poland.”
How many of these are combat troops and logistics separately?
0 in France haha. Based madlads
Heh, I was one of the 150 in Ukraine from 2017-2018
Wonder why most isn’t in Poland or baltic states when we are the most vulnerable. Unless they don’t care about who is attacked and just station soldiers there for training.
Finland has 200 troops? Yeah, maybe on vacation.
We’ve done some joint-excersizes every now and then, but they’ve been here only for like a week or two max.
I don’t mind the troops stationed in Belgium.
Still don’t trust us huh?
Worth pointing out that while US has no us bases in Ireland. Shannon airport is a de facto refuelling stopover for US military flights. Theres often troops milling around the airport and the bar has tonnes of US military patches on the wall.
It was illegal but allowed by the Government until 2003/2004 when national protests forced them to acknowledge US flights carrying troops, munitions and CIA rendition flights were using the airport. Still happens but it’s legal nowl I guess.
Shannon airport was also a backup landing site for abortive shuttle launches.
Knock airport, a massive airport in the middle of nowhere, was also allegedly funded by the CIA during the cold war to used by the US in some eventuality.
I wonder why in Germany 🤔
based France
It’s interesting how there are more american soldiers in Germany than there are Dutch soliders in total.
I live close to a base with around 15k US soldiers, and the only thimes I notice it is when Im going to the cinema to watch original english movies (without voicover). Its full with US soldiers and they have compleeeeetely different habits when watching a movie, which I really enjoy.
For example in the original The Avengers film when the Hulk smashes Loki in that skyscraper, these guys were freaking out and jumping up yelling stuff like “lets gooooo” and “get his ass” etc. They react to the movie, which I personally found very funny and engaging.
In the 1990s the russian troops left Germany because Germany regained full souveranity with reunification.
The americans still havent gotten the memo…
I have only one question
Why
Well in all fairness after two world wars can you really blame them /s
“Keep the Russians out, the Americans in, and the Germans down”
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Aren’t there troops in baltics?
Only 211 troops in Romania, I tought this guys had much more in here.
Lmao, gonna go out and try to find those 200 US soldiers…
I think only time US soldiers have been to Finland recently are a few one week visits, which hardly fulfils the title of the graph.
Still having an eye on the axis powers… How many are in Japan?
In Romania we have underrated wine and American army presence 🙂
Why does USA needs so many soldiers in Germnay?
those 150 Americans in Ukraine are just training their army right?
Well when your late twice you might as well come early for the third one
Edit: spelling
I had no idea there were US troops in the UK
Btw this is an unreliable source
Are Germans okay with so many US troops stationed in their country?
The U.S. European Base Archipelago is a microstate that is larger in population than Liechtenstein, Monaco, San Marino and Vatican City.
I love how France has none….
I was stationed in Europe in the early 2000’s and it gave me a deep appreciation and love for it. My experience there was 99% positive with only a few run ins that I’d call bad. I love Europe and wish you all the best and thank you for your hospitality. I also understand if some don’t want Americans there but I am thankful for the opportunity to experience some of the beauty.
“Currently, approximately 4,500 U.S. personnel are on rotation in Poland.”
https://www.state.gov/u-s-security-cooperation-with-poland/
Shit map.
How many of these are combat troops and logistics separately?
0 in France haha. Based madlads
Heh, I was one of the 150 in Ukraine from 2017-2018
Wonder why most isn’t in Poland or baltic states when we are the most vulnerable. Unless they don’t care about who is attacked and just station soldiers there for training.
Finland has 200 troops? Yeah, maybe on vacation.
We’ve done some joint-excersizes every now and then, but they’ve been here only for like a week or two max.
I don’t mind the troops stationed in Belgium.
Still don’t trust us huh?
Worth pointing out that while US has no us bases in Ireland. Shannon airport is a de facto refuelling stopover for US military flights. Theres often troops milling around the airport and the bar has tonnes of US military patches on the wall.
It was illegal but allowed by the Government until 2003/2004 when national protests forced them to acknowledge US flights carrying troops, munitions and CIA rendition flights were using the airport. Still happens but it’s legal nowl I guess.
Shannon airport was also a backup landing site for abortive shuttle launches.
Knock airport, a massive airport in the middle of nowhere, was also allegedly funded by the CIA during the cold war to used by the US in some eventuality.
I wonder why in Germany 🤔
based France
It’s interesting how there are more american soldiers in Germany than there are Dutch soliders in total.
I live close to a base with around 15k US soldiers, and the only thimes I notice it is when Im going to the cinema to watch original english movies (without voicover). Its full with US soldiers and they have compleeeeetely different habits when watching a movie, which I really enjoy.
For example in the original The Avengers film when the Hulk smashes Loki in that skyscraper, these guys were freaking out and jumping up yelling stuff like “lets gooooo” and “get his ass” etc. They react to the movie, which I personally found very funny and engaging.
In the 1990s the russian troops left Germany because Germany regained full souveranity with reunification.
The americans still havent gotten the memo…
I have only one question
Why
Well in all fairness after two world wars can you really blame them /s
“Keep the Russians out, the Americans in, and the Germans down”
I like the part of France
And they should all go home.
Yup, that’s an imperialism
I absolutely loved my time stationed in Germany.
Yankees raus
I dont like this