Sorry, I think I'll just take a step back. From a training perspective, if we're going into an area and we know we're going to work with allies of particular nations, we make sure that our leaders are aware of the caveats those nations may be applying within that tactical environment. That way they know exactly what one nation will do or won't do in a given situation.
I will tell you that many times we tend to overestimate some of the differences between our nations. Most of the differences occur on the outside when going in. In other words, they occur more between the nations' capitals than between the men and women who are serving on the ground. The fact that you're in a hostile environment and somebody is trying to harm you has a wondrous unifying effect on your ability to focus and work together.
I have personally served, and I gave you an example before and I won't go into detail, with soldiers of other nations who have put their own lives in harm's way to protect me. That's a tremendous statement.