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What battle led to the surrender of the British?
The siege of Yorktown led the British forces to surrender to the american and french forces in the american revolutionary war.
What were the strength of the colonial forces at the start of the revolution?
There were several strengths of the colonial forces at the start of the Revolution War. The American troops were fighting closer to home than the British allowing them easier access to troops, supplies, and medical treatment. The colonial forces also believed strongly in their cause to gain independence from Great Britain which added to their strength during this war.
When were the American Expeditionary Forces active?
The American Expeditionary Forces were active between 1917 and 1919. In Word War I they fought in France alongside British and French forces during the last year of the war.
At the start of the Revolutionary War who commanded militia forces from Massachusetts?
Benedict Arnold commanded the Massachusetts militia at the start of the Revolutionary War.
Did UK forces fight Japanese in ww2?
Yes, UK forces fought against Japanese troops during World War II, primarily in the Pacific theater. Notable conflicts included the defense of British territories such as Malaya, Singapore, and Burma. The British military, alongside Commonwealth forces, engaged in significant battles against Japanese forces, particularly during the 1941-1942 campaigns. The war in the Pacific continued until Japan's surrender in 1945, after which British forces played a role in the post-war occupation.
At the start of the war british forces were?
Strongest in New York and Boston
Who was the commander of the British forces in America at the start of war?
Commander Thomas Gage
How were British forces at the start of the war?
At the start of the war, British forces were largely unprepared for the scale and intensity of the conflict. They had a professional army, but it was small and not fully equipped for a prolonged engagement. The British military faced challenges in mobilizing and training new recruits, leading to initial setbacks on the battlefield. However, their naval power and logistical capabilities provided a strategic advantage that would play a crucial role as the war progressed.
Why are British forces in Afghanistan?
In support of the War on Terror.
When did US join forces with the the british?
World War I
What were the British Forces at the start of the war?
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What battle led to the surrender of the British?
The siege of Yorktown led the British forces to surrender to the american and french forces in the american revolutionary war.
Where did British forces make greatest gain during the war?
which war
Were there any Germans in the British Army in World War 1?
Well King George V, as Head of the Armed Forces, was a German.... so that's a start.
What were the strength of the colonial forces at the start of the revolution?
There were several strengths of the colonial forces at the start of the Revolution War. The American troops were fighting closer to home than the British allowing them easier access to troops, supplies, and medical treatment. The colonial forces also believed strongly in their cause to gain independence from Great Britain which added to their strength during this war.
Site were british and french forces in the Sudan almost went to war in 1898?
the site where both forces almost went to war was in FUSHODA
Who won world war 2 in Africa?
The British and Allied forces.
