The Greeks made an unopposed amphibious landing on the coast near Troy, and then proceeded to invest the city of Troy and lay siege to it. However the siege was neither particularly close nor effective. The Greeks lacked artillery, or "siege engines" such as catapults, with which to batter the walls of Troy, to create a breach through which the infantry might enter and storm the city. The knowledge of siege warfare had not been perfected at that time to the point where trained military engineers could direct the tightening of the siege lines thruogh "regular aproaches"". These were ever closer rings of concentric trench lines, advanced by digging forward a zigzag "parallel" in the night, then commencing the new, closer trench, or "line of circumvallation". Eventually the besieging force might get close enough to dig under the foundations of the city walls, "undermining" them and causing them to tumble down and thus create a breach for storming. Later generations also learned to accomplish undermining by tunneling. Lacking this developed knowledge of siege warfare, and lacking artillery or siege engines, the Greeks could only seek to cut off Troy from the outside, and eventually starve the city into submission. They did not have a sufficient force to keep the city completely surrounded, and were ineffective in keeping traffic from getting in or out, which allowed resupply. Cities of that day routinely kept sufficient water and food stored within the walls to last for a year or two, in the event an enemy descended on the city and laid siege, but the siege of Tray lasted ten years. Eventually the Greeks were able to infiltrate a force into the city through deception (inside a large wooden statue of a horse), and this force slipped out of cover in the night and opened the city gates to a storming force. When Troy was found in the 1800s archeologists found that Troy had been burned and rebuilt eight times. It was estimated the famous fall of the Iliad and The Odyssey was the third time.
German used blitzkrieg tactics on Poland during the lightning war.
The union with allied countries.
The true potential of the rifles available during the Civil War was not used because Generals on both sides insisted on using old tactics, without tacking the ability of their weapons into account.
horses,knifes and guns
During the Vietnam War, the US strategy was "Attritition". This involved the tactics of "Search and Destroy", which was accompanied by the procedure of "counting enemy bodies", which resulted in the term, "body count".
Athena was will the Greeks during the Trojan War
he was killed during the trojan war.
The Trojan Horse was a very successful distraction to allow the Greeks to infiltrate the town of Troy. The Trojan Horse was used during the Trojan war.
Trojan war religion belief
Odysseus was the wisest of the chieftains during the Trojan war.
Achilles was killed during the Trojan War, so he didn't return home.
Hercules never existed yet during the trojan war.
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Staying put.
Scorch earth policy.
German used blitzkrieg tactics on Poland during the lightning war.
The Trojan Horse