The Most Important Soldiers in the Clone Army Explained
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As an NCO I would just like to say that you got this topic mostly correct (like 99.99%) and portrayed very well, thank you, truly, thank you.
Very true, In the us military the NCO'S are seen as the backbone of the military and they are.
Cpl Monstar here I concur
Yep an NCO serves and protects those above AND below. It’s easy to forget about that second part and that’s what separates the good ones from the bad. Your guys always get to eat before you your guys get to rack out first before you. It’s that way for a reason rank has its privileges but it also has its responsibilities. It’s something civilians often overlook but as you said he did a pretty good job.
In the Marines at least, E-3s are the ones who make the organization run
@@jameslane7659 I was gona say tell your Platoon SGT that then I remembered there are a heck of a lot of lance coolies filling that position lol
Sifo Dyas' premonition was accurate but he tried to solve things his own way. He unwittingly ended up being another of Palpatine's puppets. I love the clones, it was a brilliant idea by George Lucas.
In my personal head canon, Rex acted like an NCO because he likely was one, earlier in the war. He's one of the few people we see in the GAR officer corps whose number starts with CT, rather than CC. This would make Rex the equivalent of an enlisted soldier who graduated from OCS. On the other hand, clones like Cody, Wolffe, Gree, and Bacara (whose numbers all started with CC) were created to be in the officer corps, and are the equivalent of officers straight out of a military academy.
Good reply. I am not sure about the last sentence. They all were fresh, but after the battle of Geonosis the learning curve changed for them. Experience trumping classroom tactics. All the clones you mentioned made it all the way through the clone wars.
@@xTK421x that, and there was also Alpha-17's ARC training program from Legends, from which most of the named clone officers we know graduated. And according to Wookieepedia, Rex is the only one among the "notable graduates" whose number starts with CT. The rest are either CCs or (in the case of Davijaan and Keller) haven't been given numbers.
@@BitoyV3 CT= rank and file Clone Trooper CC= Clone Commander. When promoted I never heard Rex called CC, but he was only a Captain for like an hour. Not sure what his arrest warrant says.
@@xTK421x cc is clone commando, not commander
nope, Commander. Here is a partial discussion on fandom (just one of many I have read.: Senate Hall archive
Forum:Clone Trooper designations
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What does RC-xxxx, ect. mean? I can guess that its Republic Commando, but I'm not sure. And what do the other Letter prefixes mean? -Unsigned comment by Darth Metus (talk • contribs).
I'd assume CC means clone commander. -- I need a name (Complain here) 15:03, 6 February 2007 (UTC)
I think it's basically "CT" for clone trooper, "CC" for clone commander, "A" or "Alpha" for ARCs, and "RC" for commandos. There have also been a few variants (CL for lieutenants, IIRC?) - \\Captain Kwenn// - Ahoy! 15:34, 6 February 2007 (UTC)
Thanks! I was wondering about that for a while. Darth Metus 16:02, 7 February 2007 (UTC)
me too General Mandofett Wrist HoloprojectorJaingHead.svg 22:01, 7 February 2007 (UTC)
As an NCO who just ETSd from the US Army back in October, this description is pretty spot-on. You know your stuff. 🤘🏻
Thank you for your service SGT, First SGT, or SGT major.
thank you for your service ground pounder!
Also, NCOs are also important for the development of junior officers. When I got my promotable status to E-6 (Staff Sergeant) and re-enlisted a MUCH senior officer I worked with congratulated me and told me that the people he looked up to the most for tactical and leadership advice (and lessons learned) when he was a junior officer was his Squad leaders and Platoon Sergeant (E-6s and 7s).
Theres a reason why the NCO corps is considered the backbone of any military fighting force.
NCO's basically run every branch of real life militaries so this video is absolutely true.
From what I've read, the Russian army's lack of an effective nco corp is also the reason so many generals and commanders have been sniped, since these high value targets have to expose themselves in order to give orders to the conscripts.
The Russian Army is also still stuck in the Soviet mindset of "your soldiers are not to be trusted with any authority that could lead to a successful mutiny", so that also contributes to the communication disconnect between the military hierarchy.
glad you made it back safe man! thank for doing everything you did! wish I could go east to help myself.
What is stopping you?
@@EnDigoLazer He doesn't have an TH-cam account to make videos 🙄
It’s expensive and most people have real jobs they have to go to.
@@EnDigoLazer 🤦♂️
@@EnDigoLazer some people have full time jobs and other obligations that they can't necessarily avoid, it's not like everyone has tremendous amounts of free time.
I'm a big starwars fan but your heart, educational philosophy and humour makes this my only regular SW channel. Going to Warsaw exemplifies your compassion. Cheers...
Id like to think that competent leadership is essential for all military applications, especially when commanding leadership is very incapable.
I would like to think that as well, however competent is too strong a word to elicit any kind of hope there.
A great real world example of an NCO taking command is Sgt Savage during the battle of Ia Drang valley in Vietnam. It also helped that colonel Moore said during the units training “Savage, I want you to learn the job of the men above you and you teach your job to the men below you in rank”
If you’re doing videos based on military structures, how about a video breaking down the roles of the various different clone battalions, such as what the 501st primary role is (are they a quick reaction force or a special support unit) and why they seem to be in every battle front
Former lower enlisted army infantry here. This is so accurate. We depended more on our NCO Corp who were more like cool uncles than our officer corps, aka, our super strict dads that dont let us play video games and eat candy. The NCO corp pound for pound has more field experience in every facet than the officer corp and in the army LTs might as well be E-4s with the amount of respect they get outside of rank. We respect them bc theyre LTs not because theyre experienced and good at their jobs. Thats why you have SNCO ranks. To further blur the line between NCO, enlisted and officers.
Clone Sergeants were essential… except when sergeants like Slick were defecting and getting clones killed
Slick was good sergent but he betrayed his men
Okay, now that I think about it, it really is rare to see a droid or stormtrooper mission where the head officer isn’t always contacting command for instructions or updates. I honestly have to say I find it ironic that clone troopers who were bred from labs were taught by Mandalorians, Jedi, and mercenaries to operate as smaller units even under the watchful eye of the Kaminoans while the Empire and the First Order trained and raised stormtroopers to stick to the chain of command like glue. It’s all supposed to be the same military in different eras, and yet it’s so different. Even if you took into account of Palpatine probably sabotaging the war in the favor of the Separatists, the Republic still operates so well despite being a society only getting used to its new military. Honestly the only military we haven’t seen in action as much in Canon is the New Republic military. If we are to go off the accounts by Resistance agents, the New Republic Defense Force sort of operates ironically like stormtroopers, sticking to the chain of command like glue. Military officers likely downplay the threat of the First Order so as not to upset politicians. Though I do wonder if Leia was smart in making the Resistance or how she made it. Given what happens in just the first few days of the war, the Resistance is the only force left to lead the fight against the First Order, but they also suffer heavy losses right away.
The Resistance is dumb af
The clones had to be able to take on Jedi. Once they were gone, an extremely skilled army became both unnecessarily expensive and a potential threat to the Emperor. As for the other part of your comment, I'm not into fan fiction. In the EU you don't see the New Republic army turning into stormtroopers 2.0.
@@tickticktickBOOOOM While I have issues with the Sequel Trilogy and think Disney should just stick to anthology films and TV shows, is the "fan fiction" label necessary. Honestly I say the only difference between a fan fiction writer and an official writer is the fact that the latter is hired to make the story while the other does it for fun. You can see plenty of fan fiction which could actually be planted into the timeline of shows and movies without causing any trouble, perhaps even contributing. Of course some fan fiction is incompatible like crossovers for instance and the Sequel Trilogy would be considered the lazy version of fan fiction writing. I figured the trilogy was just a copy of the original movies and only recently learned the third movie was basically a copy of two Star Wars Legend novels which aren't even high on popularity. I'll like future sequel trilogy material, but Disney should be concerned that they can do TV shows and anthology films better than the main series.
@@tristankawatsuma8962 You're right. I owe fan fiction an apology for comparing it to that dumpster fire.
@@tickticktickBOOOOM Well, you could call it "bad fan fiction" instead of "fan fiction". That seems like a nice compromise. Still, even with how chaotic the trilogy is, it does set things up to be interesting in the future. Once again a republic, one made by the Rebel Alliance, has failed. Once more a brutal authoritarian government has been toppled by the people. There are two ways this can go after that. Either the Resistance using the Citizen's Fleet and whatever remnants of the New Republic are left to establish a new government and try to do better or the galaxy just divides into smaller regional governments and resembles our planet. Or better yet, the Resistance tries to make a new galaxy-wide government only to be opposed by the people who are done with Republics, Empires, and any form of government meant to unite the entire galaxy. And presuming any Sith survived and-lets be honest, they survived a massacre before as did the Jedi, so I think they can do so again-they would probably help the enemies of the Resistance. They already have tried and failed to conquer the galaxy with massive Sith Empires and the Resistance would be trying to ensure their new government can't be torn apart from the inside, so honestly the best thing the Sith could do in such a situation is to prevent a new galactic government from being formed. And since the leaders of the Resistance are close friends with the newest Jedi Master, it would be safe to conclude that the Jedi Order would have close relations to the new government, though it would be something in between being a part of the government like the Old Jedi Order and being completely separate like Luke's Jedi Order. Anyways the new government and the new Jedi Order would likely have a partnership, so the Sith of course would support local regions in stopping a new galactic government from forming. In history they have usually supported Separatist movements and planets in the Outer Rim regions. A Jedi-Republic relationship is what led to the near-extinction of the Sith after all. It was with the breaking of this relationship among other things that led Palpatine to take over the galaxy. And it would be hard to discredit Rey since she just wiped out the leadership of the Sith Eternal. Even with the revelation she is Palpatine's granddaughter wouldn't work as people would remember how they reacted to the revelation of Leia's bloodline and how despite that she was both a Rebel Hero and the founder of the Resistance, so they wouldn't want to make the same mistakes as before. So anyways it would be regional and planetary governments vs the Resistance and the new galactic government they are forming with the Sith backing the former and the Jedi being tight with the latter. It would be like if the UN decided to become the world government and tried to grow in power while nations across the globe not wanting to lose status as superpowers along with their sovereignty fight back.
5:18 Krell Pong also love the speech at the end. It was very nice.
Glad you're back safe, and I'm glad you were able to make this trip. I can tell you're pretty passionate about it.
Glad you made it home safely and thank you for the work that you did in Poland. Keep doing what you are doing and if you find yourself in New Jersey of all places I will gladly buy you a few rounds.
Hello there! Your Aurebesh letters have been backwards recently. No one else seems to have mentioned it, does that make me the biggest Star Wars nerd on a Star Wars channel? Oh, the thought! Please, someone help me reign in my pridefulness.
(Oh, and welcome back, Allen! Much respect for your volunteering in Poland)
good catch. in turn, i noticed you used reign rather than rein. does that help?
@@morganb6717 Haha, yes, thank you for “reining” on my parade. I feel sufficiently humbled, for the moment at least. ;-)
Happy to see you home and safe!
Clone battle doctrine (much like usmc battle doctrine) is “in the absence of orders, efficiently remove any threat by any means necessary as fast as possible”
As a army veteran and nco...this is actually pretty spot on,well said.
You didn’t have to snap like that with straight facts in the last half of this video bro 💯 loved it 💪
Good work with this video. Good music and info, long live Generation Tech. Also welcome back.
Love this channel.
Love it, Alan! Keep up the good work!!!!
Great video. Really enjoy how you compare and contrast the in universe politics and military strategies in SW to the real world. Long live the Republic!
As always, your Star Wars commentary is informed and rings very true.
"But I'm not just another number! None of us are!"
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Good job 👍
Glad your back safe
NCOs have always been the ones that make a difference. They are the ones right there with the troops where the metal meets the man. I'd listen to and follow an experienced Sergeant or Corporal any day over an officer sat back at HQ who has no real idea what is happening in real time.
A good Corporal is necessary, a good Sergeant is essential, a good officer is required.
Appreciate the call back to Domino Squad. RIP troopers. Good coverage on the Russian-Ukraine situation.
They’re all heroes of the Republic.
Hey good to see you back , heathy and still in the fight sir. God bless
Also at 2:56 does anyone notice the two clones in the background on the gunship.
I do now, what about them? Waxer and Boil?
Waxer was dead a year before this scene, boils fate is unknown
Pretty interesting and that last bit at the end was the most I’ve heard about the situation this entire time lol guess I should look into what’s happening with the world a bit more lol
the last three seconds of this video are inspiring af
As a SGT in the US Army and in the 82nd Airborne this is almost 100% spot on. Very well done. I especially liked the mention of the little groups of paratroopers coming together to get the new mission done regardless of original mission or original DZ. The 82nd is trying to go back to training for this situation, and it’s cool to see it pointed out in history and in here lol
Spot on for what an NCO is.
In Finland, all leaders receive NCO leadership training which is then followed by follow-up leadership training for those staying as NCOs and Officer training for those selected as Officers. This leadership training is respected in FInnish society and those who receive it are highly sought after in the job market.
In my case, our squad's NCOs and our Platoon leaders were both rookies and privates at the same time as us before they began their NCO training. We had completed bootcamp together and had mutual respect and trust towards them. While authority was a bit harder to enforce at base, on the field in war exercises orders were followed. This familiarity made the NCOs and Officers very much like a part of the group and the good ones were loved by all. Definitely something that would prove beneficial in a warzone.
As a Retired Master Sgt, I really li8ked this video :-)
God I love this channel
The important of a strong NCO corps isn’t just decentralized command, but personal initiative. A big part of the doctrine for militaries with a Strong NCO corps is allowing the NCOs and their smaller units the flexibility on the battlefield. As well those small units lead by NCOs are given more free range to engage and destroy targets of opportunity or other critical targets without input from higher echelons. Essentially, a group of much smaller units making small decisions can effectively decide the course of a battle by making a decision at the right time. Higher echelons need only to put them in the right direction and let the NCOs take care of the dirty work.
I like the image displayed on your background. It remember me of some flag.
I think my brain isn't working right today...
What he said:
"In those military forces you have your enlisted grunts or conscripts."
What I thought he was going to say:
"In those military forces you have your enlisted grunts or cun*s"
13:07 subtle, but I like it lol
I just read an article that summed up the problem as too many colonels and not enough corporals.
Love the Band of Brothers part, tied for favorite show along with the Clone Wars funnily enough
Alan your pretty chill
This is the first time I even heard about NCO.
An interesting concept that the clone wars series touched on a little bit:
When Alan discusses the standard trooper as a conscript, I believe that it is overlooking the aspect wherein Clone Troopers were bred to be professional soldiers (although I understand the illustration he was trying to make in using this term). This is exemplified by how the average clone trooper is seemingly capable of assuming at least Junior NCO roles in the heat of combat, part of what made the Clone Army so effective in combat. Although the Grand Army of the Republic was the "center" of the Republic's troops, there were thousands of planetary defense forces that took part in the conflict. It would have been interesting to see a large percentage of the clone army sent to these planetary defense forces to provide leadership for these units, kind of in the same way that USSOCOM sends advisors to train up national militaries. This idea was touched on in the series, with Capt Rex leading a clone contingent to train insurgents on the occupied planet of Onderan. Thanks for a great video!
NCOs in the GAR are a lot like coprals who are in charge of fireteams and can be promoted to squad leader
If you can handle gore and vivid injuries and death, I really recommend Band of Brothers. It really portrays the nco concept accurately. It's a true story that follows the journey of a company of paratroopers in WW2 and it's very accurate and doesn't glorify the war. It shows how terrible war really is. WARNING: IT IS VERY GRAPHIC. IF YOU CANNOT HANDLE GORE, DO NOT WATCH THE SHOW. It is an amazing show and I highly recommend watching it.
The best
Youre so lit Alan
Please make a video where the galactic republic with the jedi attack earth
My pops enlisted in the fall of 1941 and was a US Navy Corpsman assigned to a platoon of Marines in WWII, European Theater of Operations. US Marines have always used Navy Corpsman as their combat medics. My dad was their Devil Doc. During the D-Day landing, the platoon’s Gunny was seriously wounded. The LT was fresh out of OCS. My dad was a CPO (Chief Petty Officer) with a couple of years and change of combat experience and the LT pretty much let dad take over the platoon until they linked up with other elements on the backside of the bluffs at Omaha Beach. Imagine that. A platoon of Devil Dogs being led by a squid.
Thank you for your kindness toward humanity.. if others followed your example the world would be a better place
I have a question, Are all of the aurebesh letters in the thumbnail backwards? or have i just been using a backwards translator? like all the letters are backwards, but not the words they spell?
As an old Infantry NCO (SSG) from 1986 to 1994, I would say he gets it pretty much right.
Love The Pacific reference.
You knew things were bad when the gunny lost his cool
"An army marches on it's stomach" - Napoleon Bonaparte and Fredrick the Great
Welcome back Allen, thank you for helping to show the wider world what the Ukrainian people are living through
Can you please continue the sepratist alliance vs earth series please
did anyone ever notice that the commander wolf in the thumbnail is holding a saw machine gun
5:11 “accidentally”
Like the thumbnail of the Clone with a machine gun
I’m surprised defects weren’t more common since how vast the clone army was
👏👍
Please make a Exosquad video
I disagree on the conscript issue. Conscript army is well motivated to fight for the survival of its own country. It also provides a safeguard against detached class of military families, which don't necessarily feel commonality with the common people and they can become more mercenary like and have their loyalty towards the military, not the country.
One prime example of the first is Israel and the Ukrainian army is also based on conscription. For the latter one can use the fall of Soviet Union as an example. The regular troops refused to follow their orders to fight against their own civilian population when hard line communists tried to do a coup against Gorba and his reforms.
For sure there are exceptions but conscripts as a whole even the majority of IDF units are poor quality and not combat ready when compared to professional military force. The territorial defense fighters in Ukraine are woefully undertrained and under equipped, I was hanging out with an army ranger who was training some units in the field as a volunteer, he called their deployment legal murder. It doesn’t take away the heroism of their actions of course. In the modern age the use of conscripts is a desperate last measure that is both horrific and tragic. This is one of the main reasons why I’ve used this channel to highlight the plight of the Ukrainians. Yes the TDFs are very important in the fight against Russia but seeing untrained civilians fight is never a good thing
@@GenerationTech Well said!
Hey do what if modern day earth was in Star Wars how would the jedi and sigh and everyone else react what would they think
welcome home.
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@@GenerationTech i donated, twice
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Here I am trying to figure out if he intended for the low key ukrainian flag in the background 🇺🇦
Honestly, the Republic would've been better served militarily, economically, and morally by using their own droid army. But, that wouldn't fit into Uncle Sheev's plans. The lack of senior non-coms really hurt the GAR. Rex was effectively the sergeant major of the 501st, but few units were so lucky as to have someone remotely his caliber. A professional non-com corps is what really separates a first rate army from a second.
By the end of the war, the surviving early clones had the experience to fill those roles, but they earned it with blood. Going into the war, they should have had veterans, whether mercenaries, Judicials, or from PDFs, serving as at least platoon sergeant on up, preferably down to squad leader. The Republic could have done this, but then Order 66 wouldn't have been practical.
As has often been noted, Jedi are about the worst people to put in charge of military units in combat, so the fact that not only were they given command, but nobody else was, really should've raised some questions.
As for the last points, the Ukrainians had the moral high ground.
Had.
Then the lunatics started filming themselves shooting prisoners, as well as taping ethnic Russians to poles and torturing them. That stiffened the spines of the Russians, to put it mildly.
I'm disappointed Alan believes that "One man fighting for his home is worth ten conscripts" trope. First, it's not true. A corrupt and incompetent army might lose despite having a huge numerical advantage, but conscription is rarely the problem. Training is usually the crucial factor. Second, aside from a few conscript units sent in by mistake, all the Russian troops fighting are volunteers.
For that matter, the Ukrainians outnumber the Russians actually in theater. Going in, the Ukrainians even had the edge in average training and experience. Unfortunately for them, the Russians had the better generals (although their logisticians still suck, as is tradition). If the Ukrainian quick reaction force hadn't retaken the airport in Kiev immediately, or the Russian forces that were supposed to encircle and bypass Kharkiv hadn't screwed up by the numbers, the war would be over by now.
Rex was like a "First Officer" (NCO)
hey Allen is it true that russia is pulling out? ive only been seeing alot of ixed reports about russia pulling out of Kiev
They have pulled back from the north of Kyiv to the border area they’ve mined the areas and left dead civilians in the streets. Don’t know what the reason for their pull back is tho.
@@GenerationTech Probably to regroup and reinforce areas they have advantage.
@@GenerationTech thats terrible.
@@GenerationTech Simple it's :
1)
150 000 soldier is not suficient to occupy Ukraine... And they have bitten more than they could chew.
The goal is to regroup and hold Crimea and Dombas...
2)
For warcrimes it's like Russia and vodka , Yuri Budanov aka "colonel rape and murder" was an hero according many Russian.... Russian propaganda hadn't changed since Stalin ennemies are less than human and warcrimes are ignored by oficiers.
The conscricts are about 18 , and you had two types the scared realists and the heinous fanatics. Being under influence during figths is also a recipe for warcrimes.
Even democraties have commited warcrimes ....I could quote Vietnam for your country and mine ... I'm not american ...
3)
The soldier pulled back where not ready to figth they are tired and whit low moral , but Russian propaganda and hurbis made delays unaceptable for Putin.
An occupation of Crimea is pretty certain , and Dombas region will be probable.
4)
A position war of attrition could follow.
(11:57) I'm from Canada, luckily we're pushing back on authoritarianism and keeping World Economic forum types like Putin, Xi, Schwab, Trudeau and others in check. It requires some effort in order not to end up in that kind situation.
hopefully the polish people you met were as hospitable to you as they are towards the refugees.
I wish I could go and meet you but that is an awful time for fan meetings. Who knows, perhaps another time an occassion will arise.
Met a lot of great polish people :)
Can't wait for this video sounds good. I fully support you for helping Ukraine!!!🇺🇦 Go Ukraine!
NCO's make everything happen
Welcome back! Did you get to terminate any Russian battle droids while you were in Poland?
Now let'd cover the Galactic Empire's own military effectiveness, and why it fell...
Also hearing the fact that Russian conscripts didn't even have functioning weapons made my day
HooRah
Cpl Monstar USMC
Calm down boot
So the gra works just like the US army
This will be offtopic, but since you touched it by the end of the video, I gonna say it. I hope you will react to it
Its funny how people (mainly US and west EU) call me a racist and xenophope for few years, because of distrust and general opinion on Russians that I have for 20 years.
Funny is also that, what I foretold 10 years ago, really happened. In other words Russians attacked other country where they even kill civilians. It only shows that Russia hasnt changed since 1917, where human life didnt mean a bit for them.
For context, only a country that has been occupied by Russia/USSR knows, what the Russians are truely capable of, because those citizens lived through Russians tyrany and terror.
Thats why countries like Poland or Czech republic truely try to help Ukraine, because like Ukraine in past, they know what the Red terror is like. Unlike the west europe that either talks or just watches.
From what I have written you can easily tell that I am from one of those countries that went through Red terror. Before you start judging, I also have to say this.
Even though 30 years ago my country got rid of russians and their communist puppets, there are still echos of that terror. I dont mean buildings, but in culture, human behavior and society. For example, in the behavior, people are more agressive and backstabing then they used to. Because during the Red terror here neighbor was spying on another neighbor and was secretly reporting it to the police. All those things made people bitter, and that bitterness is now even passed down on another generation.
My people went through the cultural revolution in China I know how communism turns people in to animals.
Sergeant Appo
the infamous Z-droids..😂😂
I wish the Russians used droids and Ukrainians used clones
Jabiimi nationalists still mopped the floor with them though
I love how people keep talking about the Ukraine conflict like it just started when the reality is it's been going on for nearly a decade now but the first 3-5 years of war were fought in a western media blackout
Blue sky and yellow grass?It is a reference to Ukraine?
you totally saw the one tik tok lol
Russia cannot win, because their heart is not in the fight.
why so many dislikes jesus
Russian bots
The highest rank a NCO can be is Master Sargent, or GUNNY
Gunnery Sergeant is a Marine rank, and not very high, senior non-com of a platoon, Master Sergeant is at company level, and Sergeant Major at battalion, and Command Sergeant Major above that. Sergeant Major of the Army is the highest rank a non-com can hold. There's only one at a time.
@@tickticktickBOOOOM I was at a red light when I wrote that, lol. the troops give the SGT. more respect than the LT, in VIETNAM at least. Cause they were in the shit with them.
Thing is, good video. But you got two points wrong, the grand republic and America are REPUBLICS. Not Democracies least in the purest sense. Basically America is a Democratic Republic meaning we elect our reps. While the Grand Republic was basically the same thing on a galactic scale, so instead of electing governing rep; It was rather a planetary rep.
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If the Ukrainian president turns out to be a sith lord I’m gonna go mental
haha lets hope he's the real deal
@@GenerationTechhe’s not the real deal lol