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So, 2?

• dmurray 2y ago
  No, there were dozens of examples during that North Atlantic campaign. The U-boats would presumably have continued to rescue enemy military and civilian survivors throughout the war, if it hadn't been for the war crimes of the USAF which bombed the rescuers.
• p3rls 2y ago
  You think only two countries would destroy a few helicopters' worth of value to rescue allied civilians during wartime evacuations where they're not under fire? I suspect we'd be pushing a catalogue of 100+ countries. Loads of examples from WW2 like Dunkirk/Operation Hannibal where you see the sacrifice of material for civilians.
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• synecdoche 2y ago
  1. Survivorship bias 2. Countries didn't do it. Individuals did.