>Burger Marines:
Generally skilled and motivated.
Naïve but curious, eager to learn new things. A positive set of traits.
They do however get very offended when they're called soldiers, and have difficulty grasping that marines are called "marine soldiers" or "Amphibious soldiers" in a lot of languages. A local calling them "soldiers" doesn't mean the locals think the marines are part of the US army.

>Bong marines:
Generally highly skilled and fit. Some suffer from attitude problems and exude a smug aura of unwarranted self importance, as if they genuinely think they're special forces.
Their officers are exclusively rampant cunts that to be brutally beaten unconscious while their families are forced to watch.

>Finngolian moomins:
They're bretty kool, but they're often quite bad at English. Bro Tier. Good guys. Good at their jobs. Same goes for all the little Baltic states.

>Swedo-Arabians:
50/50 split of total sissy faggots, and genuinely psychotic neo-Nazis with murder fantasies. There's virtually nothing in between. This extends to all ranks. Generally pretty skilled.

>Frogs:
See Bong marines, but extend the attitude problems from "some" to "all".

>Polski:
Not always the most competent, but they're eager. Not afraid to work hard and get dirty. Prone to weird soviet thinking of shirking responsibilities, diverting blame, and burying problems rather than trying to solve them.
Enlisted men are usually good, their officers are often questionable.

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