Throughout Human history we've used various animals in our wars, from the War Elephants of the Ancient Greco-Roman Empires and Ancient India
and the Horses used near-universally to the modern plans of equipping Dolphins with long-range mine frequency detonators, animals, as we can
see our hardly strangers to the wars of man, however, one animal, endemic to most of the world in different forms has not been privy
to the machinations of the fighting of man.
So, your challenge, should you choose to accept it is to come-up with a situation where monkeys and/or, ranging from Macaque to Chimps to
Gorillas are used in a military capacity by atleast two major cultures for a long enough time to be remembered.
Extra points if you can get them still in use (albeit in a likely non-combat capacity) in the modern day.
Note:
Gorilla's are'nt technically monkeys, but most people generally call them it.
and the Horses used near-universally to the modern plans of equipping Dolphins with long-range mine frequency detonators, animals, as we can
see our hardly strangers to the wars of man, however, one animal, endemic to most of the world in different forms has not been privy
to the machinations of the fighting of man.
So, your challenge, should you choose to accept it is to come-up with a situation where monkeys and/or, ranging from Macaque to Chimps to
Gorillas are used in a military capacity by atleast two major cultures for a long enough time to be remembered.
Extra points if you can get them still in use (albeit in a likely non-combat capacity) in the modern day.
Note:
Gorilla's are'nt technically monkeys, but most people generally call them it.
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