TIL that Mexico sent nearly 200 members of the military on a 20-day mission to support the Hurricane Katrina relief effort.
TIL that Mexico sent nearly 200 members of the military on a 20-day mission to support the Hurricane Katrina relief effort.
The Ejército Mexicano (Mexican Army) rolled into Nuevo Laredo on September 8, 2005, as Hurricane Katrina slammed into southern Louisiana after making landfall in New Orleans. A line of forty-five military vehicles filled with up to 195 military personnel drove along IH-35 as they worked their way to...
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Honestly it's the best use for a country's military. Send .5% out to actually, idk, help people.
Wait till you learn the history of the national guard
(Spoiler: they were thugs hired by robber barrons used to murder striking workers)
And the Marines were the personal union busters of plantation owners in central America.
And Hawaii. Well, kingdom busters.
Well, if Hawaii didn't want to get invaded, it shouldn't have put itself in an ideal defensive location for the USA in the pacific, it's their fault really