Russo-Ukrainian War 2014-25

[Barrister]

It low-key bothers me that in WW2 vernacular, we seem to be unable to say "German Army" or "German Air Force"...no...we gotta be all edgy and throw out the "Wehrmacht" and "Luftwaffe".  While not giving that courtesy to other non-English militaries. 

The Royal Air Force, the Royal Navy

The Irrelevant Example

Edit: ok I partially take it back, could be just British indeed

We used to have a Royal Canadian Air Force, Royal Canadian Navy, etc.  Now it is just the Canadian Armed Forces 

OK breaking radio silence.

https://www.canada.ca/en/air-force.html

https://www.canada.ca/en/navy.html

While both the RCN and RCAF are part of the overall Canadian Armed Forces, they reverted to their traditional names under Harper.

[crazy canuck]

It low-key bothers me that in WW2 vernacular, we seem to be unable to say "German Army" or "German Air Force"...no...we gotta be all edgy and throw out the "Wehrmacht" and "Luftwaffe".  While not giving that courtesy to other non-English militaries. 

The Royal Air Force, the Royal Navy

The Irrelevant Example

Edit: ok I partially take it back, could be just British indeed

We used to have a Royal Canadian Air Force, Royal Canadian Navy, etc.  Now it is just the Canadian Armed Forces 

OK breaking radio silence.

https://www.canada.ca/en/air-force.html

https://www.canada.ca/en/navy.html

While both the RCN and RCAF are part of the overall Canadian Armed Forces, they reverted to their traditional names under Harper.

Ah, thanks for the correction.  That makes me feel better.