Yes. History is full of examples where this has happened. However, usually, this only occurs when the big army invades - in this case, the smaller army can use Guerrilla tactics to defeat the bigger army (Vietnam War being a recent case in point). it is much rarer for a small army to defeat a bigger one when the small army is invading. Usually, for this to happen, the invading army will be either very strong and skilled though small, or the big enemy army is weak, poorly led or armed. Often, some combination of those two requirements. There are cases of that happening however. (Charles XII of Sweden's wars against Russia)
Hannibals empire was pretty big but half of the army died on its way to the enemy
That depends on allot of things. How big is the area? How many enemy are in the area?
If the usa is the strongest county in the world and it spends half of what the rest of the world spends on its military then way has usa lost so many wars against small vulnerable countries and little groups armed with small weapons usa military power is in a Hollywood movie with actors and special effects The U.S. can't just go and kill people!That's a massacre!The "small" countries don't have a big army but has weak military.Try scouring miles of land for only a couple of enemy soldiers with only about 500 soldiers assigned to that region.It isn't easy and the U.S is afraid of killing innocent people.Its true strength will be recognized when it fights countries with big armies with powerful arsenals.India, China, and Russia are countries the U.S will find easy to win battles against.
More than 6,000 which is a small army by later standards, but the Mexican Army still outnumbered the Texan Army three to one, and it was the largest, most experienced, and most dangerous army in the Western Hemisphere at that time.
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Hannibals empire was pretty big but half of the army died on its way to the enemy
That depends on allot of things. How big is the area? How many enemy are in the area?
The Battle of the Somme, fought by the British Army against Germany was nicknamed The Big Push.
If the usa is the strongest county in the world and it spends half of what the rest of the world spends on its military then way has usa lost so many wars against small vulnerable countries and little groups armed with small weapons usa military power is in a Hollywood movie with actors and special effects The U.S. can't just go and kill people!That's a massacre!The "small" countries don't have a big army but has weak military.Try scouring miles of land for only a couple of enemy soldiers with only about 500 soldiers assigned to that region.It isn't easy and the U.S is afraid of killing innocent people.Its true strength will be recognized when it fights countries with big armies with powerful arsenals.India, China, and Russia are countries the U.S will find easy to win battles against.
A BIG ONE. Although the Versailles treaty said that he could have a small army, navy and no air force, he built up his Luftwaffe etc.
a sea producer is a plant that lives under the sea a on land producer starts of a food web of creatures as it is eaten and it eats no animal so a sea producer would start an under sea food web
More than 6,000 which is a small army by later standards, but the Mexican Army still outnumbered the Texan Army three to one, and it was the largest, most experienced, and most dangerous army in the Western Hemisphere at that time.
we fought in small unites and big army we had advantage because we knew the land
yes. absolutely, yes However the small on line university is the enemy of the big famous universities, destroying the enemy will always happened , that's the rule of "survival of the fittest./Herbert Spencer/Charles Darwin
Blefuscu is the enemy kingdom of Lilliput in Jonathan Swift's novel "Gulliver's Travels." The two kingdoms are in constant conflict due to their disagreement over whether to break boiled eggs from the big end or the small end.
baboons. A big enemy to any type of leopards are poachers.
Battle of Little Big Horn. The battlesite is a National Park today.