>Greek
Eager to learn because they got very little training time outside of their basic training and it showed
>Romanian
Lazy as fuck and severely underequipped but it kind of worked out because since they didn't have night vision, we didn't have to do night training with them and just got to chill. Very friendly but also sneaky
>Brazilian
Their SF are hardcore mother fuckers who know their TTPs extremely well-it's just that their TTPs are still in the Vietnam era of things
>Mexican
90% hardcore, 10% do not give a single flying fuck. Almost all of them have been in gunfights with the cartels back home. Same issue as the Brazilians with their TTPs.
>IDF
Fairly decent at basic Infantry tasks (especially with MOUT/CQM) but they seem to be high off their own farts just because they're more effective at urban combat than the 14 year olds throwing rocks at them back in Gaza. They live up to the stereotype by trying to make horrendous trades, such as a tiny rank patch or branch insignia patch for a hoodie or a cool forward grip for a rifle.
>Brits
Very comparable to the US, just harder to understand the bantz if they have a thick accent. Jealous of their lax PT uniforms.
>French
Their language is a horrid sequence of gutteral honks and chirps but they're stone cold professional soldiers. Good MREs too, some have a little rum ration.

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