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Who commander the American troops Saratoga but who lost the battle at Camden?
Colonel Burford
Who commanded the American troops at Saratoga but lost the battle at Camden?
Colonel Burford
How many troops have you lost in Afghanistan?
Firstly Australias army aren't called troops they are called diggers. Australia has lost 30 diggers and over 300 have been seriously wounded.
What might have happened if the weather had not changed and the troops had landed a midst and fog during the d-day invasion?
Many more troops would have died on the beaches. Many paratroops would have been lost and spread over vast areas.
What would American troops yell during the Mexican War because of how badly they lost a previous battle?
Remember the Alamo!
What happend to the American troops during their winter in Valley Forge?
The soilders were very badly wounded and they lost their shoes and they got frostbite.
What was the hardship of the Philippine-American war?
US Troops were not used to the climate/humidity. The United States' lost four thousand soldiers. The Philippine's lost one million civilians and soldiers.
Who lost at the D-Day invasion?
I suppose you mean the NORMANDY invasion. There were hundreds of D-Days in World War 2. The Germans lost on the Operation Overlord's Normandy Invasion on June 6, 1944.
Casualties in the Battle of the Bulge?
America lost 80,000 troops and 700 tanks Germany lost 100,000 troops and 700 tanks
Who contribute to the defeat of british troops in the south?
british troops lost interest in the war
Who contributed to defeat the british troops in the south?
british troops lost interest in the war
How many Americans lost their lives in the D-Day invasion?
You would really have to re-define that question to get an answer you want.On D-Day itself, 6th June 1944, 1,465 American troops lost their lives. D-Day was ONLY the 6th June. Subsequent days were known as D+1, D+2 and so on. The beaches were used for continued landings for almost a month before European ports came into use. Each day more American servicemen lost their lives, but this was not strictly D-Day if it happened after 6 June.
