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The United States wasn't in that one, so it doesn't count.
Well said, though future US leaders, including brigadier generals (and future POTUS1) George Washington and Horatio Gates (victor at Saratoga) served with distinction under British colours fighting the French in the Americas, as did colonel William Alexander (ex-Lord Stirling) who later played an important role at the Battle of Long Island, as well as the future US leader at Bunker Hill, major general Israel Putnam. The Seven Years War saw men fighting across the globe, from Quebec, Canada to Plassey, Bengal, to Mato Grosso, Brazil. It should be regarded as WW1, or in better parlance, the First World War.


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I think it can be classified as WW3 if you consider the following:
  • The fact that dozens of countries from around the globe are involved albeit indirectly through providing support
  • The fact that Russia is actively working to undermine/influence political processes and especially elections around the globe
I think the latter needs to be considered seriously given at least one side here is acting like they are in the war whereas too many on the other are sticking their fingers in their ears, shutting their eyes and repeating to themselves that "things will go back to 'normal' soon...".

Also remember that even WWII is often now classified as essentially starting in either 1931 or 1937 with the Japanese invasion of Manchuria, or the Marco Polo Bridge Incident, rather than the German invasion of Poland in Sep 1939.
 
 

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