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Over there a famous World War 1 song refers to us troops fighting on which continent?
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Who wrote the famous world war 1 song Over There?
George M. Cahon, it was also written in Europe and about U.S. troops fighting Europe.
Henry's regiment was to relieve troops that had been fighting where?
in the trenches
Where did the first fighting by U.S. troops occur?
Northern Africa
Where did the first fighting by us troops in wwii happen?
Northern Africa
Where did the first fighting by U. S. troops occur?
I think it was 1709
Should America be fighting in the middle east?
we already have enough troops out there, dying and why does America do most of the fighting anyway?!?!?!?!i say no, we should not have troops fighting in the middle eastwe already have enough troops out there, dying and why does America do most of the fighting anyway?!?!?!?!i say no, we should not have troops fighting in the middle east
Who are the UK troops fighting against?
There are about 10000 British troops fighting the Taliban in Helmand Province of Afghanistan.
What was Nixon's plan for winding down the war?
was to withdraw US troops and turn over fighting to Vietnamese troops.
Why are our troops fighting?
for oil and dimonds
Who wrote the famous world war 1 song Over There?
George M. Cahon, it was also written in Europe and about U.S. troops fighting Europe.
Why are British troops fighting in Afghanistan?
(The Troops are fighting for oil in afghan) previous answer It is because the evil people (taliban) are shooting people and simply the british and American troops have gone to help
Who had Troops physically prepared for fighting?
South
Why did George Washington read words from the crisis to his troops?
To remind the troops what they're fighting for.
Vietnam shifted the burden of the ground fighting from American troops to what?
Vietnam shifted the burden of the ground fighting from American troops to South Vietnamese troops during the later stages of the war. This was called "Vietnamization".
When did George Washington read the American Crisis to his troops?
Washington had Paine's stirring words read to his troops to inspire them to continue the fight for independence. The American soldiers terms fighting were almost up and Washington wanted them to have a reason to stay in the Army. Over all it was to gain the hope of the soldiers, even when Washington didn't have much.
What is a name for a ceasefire in which troops of both sides stop fighting?
And armistice or a truce or a ceasefire are all terms for when troops on both sides agree to stop fighting.
How many Australian troops are fighting in Iraq?
Two.
