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Where did the volunteer soldiers train?
The napoleon army was trained in Briton and trained by push ups and running until they were fit and strong.
Why was Napoleon's defeat at Waterloo important to the war of 1812?
It takes place in 1812, so at this moment Napoleon is on his 8th year of full victories all around Europe. The "Great Army" as he named it himself, counted 600,000 soldiers. Only about 30,000 of his soldiers came back from Russia, the Great Army was destroyed. And from there it was the begining of the end.
How many of Napoleon's soldiers made it back to Paris?
The question as posed is unanswerable. Napoleon invaded many cities, states, and empires and in each invasion there were at least two armies (the French army and the army of the invaded country). As a result, without clarifying which invasion we are talking about and which army in that invasion, this question is impossible to answer.
What is a group of soldiers called?
An army of soldiers or a troop of soldiers or a platoon of soldiers.
Did Poland ever capture Moscow?
Yes. Polish soldiers captured Moscow even two times - first, as independent country, and second, when there was no Poland on the map of Europe and the world, Polish soldiers were in Napoleon's army.
Did Napoleon force people into his grand army?
Yes Napoleon used conscription to raise his armies.
Why did napoleon's army have buttons on their uniform sleeves?
To keep the soldiers from wiping their noses on their sleeves.
Where did the volunteer soldiers train?
The napoleon army was trained in Briton and trained by push ups and running until they were fit and strong.
Why was it difficult for America to raise an army?
Because they had trouble enlisting soldiers and raising money .
Why did napoleon have change his plans after he was beaten?
Because he lost most of his army. It is hart to fight when you lack enough soldiers.
What were the number of casualties in Napoleon's army after his failed war against Russia?
Napoleon's Grand Army suffered huge numbers of casualties in the invasion of Russia. The number of soldiers killed ranges as high as 270,000. Captures were almost 200,000. And, the Grand Army lost 200,000 horses and 1,000 guns.
What is Napoleon's army?
The Grand Army.
Why was Napoleon's defeat at Waterloo important to the war of 1812?
It takes place in 1812, so at this moment Napoleon is on his 8th year of full victories all around Europe. The "Great Army" as he named it himself, counted 600,000 soldiers. Only about 30,000 of his soldiers came back from Russia, the Great Army was destroyed. And from there it was the begining of the end.
How many of Napoleon's soldiers made it back to Paris?
The question as posed is unanswerable. Napoleon invaded many cities, states, and empires and in each invasion there were at least two armies (the French army and the army of the invaded country). As a result, without clarifying which invasion we are talking about and which army in that invasion, this question is impossible to answer.
What is a group of soldiers called?
An army of soldiers or a troop of soldiers or a platoon of soldiers.
How old was Napoleon when he joined the army?
Napoleon Bonaparte was 16 when he finished training and joined the French army.
Did Poland ever capture Moscow?
Yes. Polish soldiers captured Moscow even two times - first, as independent country, and second, when there was no Poland on the map of Europe and the world, Polish soldiers were in Napoleon's army.
