Although the military generals strictly rectify the military style in peacetime, once there is a war, after these soldiers invade the land of other countries, military discipline begins to be messy, and without sufficient restraint, the overall discipline is poor.
So during World War II, which of the many participating countries had the worst military discipline?
Based on the overall evaluation and analysis of World War II, the most public opinion at that time was the Japanese soldiers, so the Japanese army's military discipline was the worst, and the supply equipment was the best for the US army, while the Chinese army had no good equipment and could achieve good results.
The Japanese have always had inferior racial instincts and ambitions for outward expansion, especially during World War II, when Japan was deeply encouraged by militarism, which led to everyone's excitement. Japan itself is an island country, and it has spent all its strength to start a war, so all kinds of supplies and food are relatively tight, which makes many Japanese soldiers complain, and over time, the military discipline of the Japanese army is gradually deteriorated.
During World War II, the evil deeds of Japanese soldiers have long been notorious, and while they invaded the lands of other peoples, they also carried out acts of burning, looting, slaughtering, indecent and so on, almost an inhuman army of ghost animals. The main thing was that there was a treaty stipulating that medical soldiers could not be shot on the battlefield, and as a result, the Japanese army shot indiscriminately, which even the Allied Germany despised.
Although the Japanese bushido spirit did not support the indiscriminate killing of innocents, as soon as japanese soldiers arrived in China, under the influence of various factors, this spiritual morality had disappeared, and even the Japanese chief of staff at that time lamented that the Bushido spirit of his army had been lost. Compared with the MILITARY discipline of the US military, it is much better, after all, their various supplies are very timely.
In the US military in World War II, the logistics force was relatively powerful, fully guaranteeing the supply needs of the navy, army and air force, not only weapons and ammunition in place, but also relatively nutritious food. Even the American soldiers in the battlefield occasionally took out snacks such as coke, candy, chocolate, and biscuits to taste, and sat and waited for the enemy to attack, or launched an attack on their own side before putting away the snacks.
It is said that the U.S. military drank a billion cans of Coke in only one year, so the American soldiers did not lack anything, relative military discipline was better, for fear of disobeying the commander, their own welfare would be withheld.
Although the U.S. military has good military discipline, but the victory is almost always based on the consumption of a lot of resources to win, some people have calculated that during World War II, soldiers in various countries need to consume an average of 10,000 rounds of bullets to shoot an enemy, and American soldiers need 25,000 rounds. For example, in the Normandy landings of the Pacific War, the German army defended with about 500,000 people, and the Us-led coalition army reached 2.9 million soldiers, and was assisted by a thousand fighters. Using this absolute superiority to suppress the opponent and finally won an overwhelming victory, so throughout the war in the United States, most of them are to win the war with a strength several times higher than the enemy.
In addition, during World War II, the equipment and supplies of our soldiers were relatively backward, but military discipline has always been the most stringent, from 1931 to 1945, the Japanese side suffered about one million soldiers in the entire World War II, and nearly 480,000 casualties in the Pacific War alone. Most of the later Asian countries could not stand the cruel oppression of the unruly Japanese soldiers, so they rebelled one after another, which led to a gradual increase in the number of Casualties of the Japanese army.
The reason why the Japanese army's military discipline was corrupt was mainly related to the fact that logistics and supply could not keep up, and many front-line soldiers who went deep into battles in different places often cut off their grain and broke off, and the method of "preparing materials on the spot" implemented by the Japanese military high-level at that time was to let the soldiers burn and loot on the spot, lack of grain and grain, and lack of money to grab money. Therefore, when japanese ghosts invaded our country, they often adopted the "three-light policy", so that the people at that time, as soon as they heard that the ghosts entered the village, were frightened and rushed to the mountains. Part of the reason why these Japanese military disciplines are so, in addition to untimely supplies, is also related to the deliberate connivance of high-level officers