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yes because it is costing our inocent soldiers' lives
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When did US end neutrality?
When the Japanese attacked the US.
What were operations that protected American merchant ships in the Atlantic before the US entered World War 2?
Neutrality Patrols
How many plane crashes world war 2?
US Losses were approximately 65,200 airplanes during WW2: Approximately 15,000 aircraft were lost in the US by training/operational accidents. 1. US Army Air Force/Air Corps losses (to all causes) were approximately 18,500 airplanes in the ETO, and 4,500 aircraft in the PTO/CBI. (ETO-European Theater of Operations; PTO-Pacific Theater of Operations; CBI-China, Burma, India Theater of Operations). 2. US Navy/Marine losses (to all causes) were approximately 4,234 airplanes in the PTO (Pacific Theater of Operations).
What does soar stand for?
Depends on the context, but in terms of US military, it would be Special Operations Aviation Regiment, particularly the 160th, Night Stalkers.
What key viewpoints helps ensure that US forces and allied military forces can communicate during joint operations?
Operational, Services, Standards, and Systems
Should US end overseas military operation?
That would be a bad decision seeing that we occupy and have military operations/in our allied (oversea) countries. The us military has operations in almost every country on the planet.
Should the US end oversea military operations?
The decision to end overseas military operations should be based on a careful assessment of national security interests, global stability, and the potential impacts on allies and partners. While reducing military engagements might be desirable, completely ending overseas operations could potentially leave power vacuums that could be exploited by adversaries or destabilize regions. It is important to have a balanced approach that prioritizes diplomacy, alliances, and partnerships while ensuring national security.
In World War 1 did the US want to gain oversea possessions?
No, the days of Imperial America had come to an end.
What are three reasons the us military end overseas operations?
Its costing us billions of dollars, its taking the lives of our men and women, and the operations are pointless.
What is correspondent bank for united oversea bank in Singapore?
what is us corresnpending bank for united overseas bank ltd singapore
How much postage from US to oversea?
The cost is 98 cents to mail an ordinary, up to one-ounce, first-class letter to an overseas address from the US.
Where should the service stripe go?
The service stripes were always worn on the US uniform on the lower Left cuff to denote lenght of time in service. These stripes varied slightly from WW1 through today's uniform but not very much. The overseas stripes were worn just above these and denote time served outside the USA. Custermen Oversea Service Stripes are for oversea service in disignated areas for designated time periods, not just oversea service anywhere/anytime. Army Regulation 670-1 outlines what these locations and times are.
What is SOCOM?
SOCOM is the US military acronym for Special Operations Command; the command that coordinates special operations within the US.
Which US official has control of foreign operations?
The Secretary of State is the US official that has control of foreign operations. This US official consults the regional commanders.
How do computers give us a advantages in math operations?
It enables operations to be carried out faster.
How did the us produce tanks planes and boats within weeks of the pearl harbor attack?
it took a while but the bases in america sent them oversea to pearl harbour
Do OSHA standards apply only in garrison operations?
OSHA standards apply to all US Army operations except direct combat, not just to garrison operations.
