All the men who believed in camaraderie died in the battles of WWI and WWII or immigrated to America. I've been listening to Ernst Junger's A Storm of Steel and Junger makes it clear very early on that he believed that a commanding officer should be among his men, fighting in the same conditions, and first on the battle line to charge, as otherwise why would anyone respect you? Junger is rare, though. He survived. Most other inheritors of the western martial tradition in Europe all died living out those ideals.
Now, all you have left are pansies who cower behind the arms of their cradle-to-grave nanny state and are explicitly giving up their countries to invading Muslims.
It's not just absurd that many Euroshits actually believe that America should have left a soldier to die in what would probably be a gruesome manner, it's actually disgusting to me on a visceral level. Maybe I'm just too American to understand such disgusting cuckery, but I view it no differently than if someone were to see an old lady being beaten on the street and thought "I can't step in and do something because I'm wearing expensive clothes. They might get ripped."