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Helicopters were extensively used by the Americans to transport their troops to and from patrol areas. This was mainly due to the difficult terrain, and to lessen the chances of being ambushed while on foot.
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The rescue of 350000 allied soldiers by volunteers?
Operation Dynamo, carried out by volunteers at Dunkirk in 1940, rescued 350,000 British and French soldiers and transported them to England.
How were cannons is 1884 transported?
"Guns" (artillery/cannons/field piece) were hauled by horses until WW1 (1914-1918). For distant movement(s), Guns were transported by railroad or ship.
Why was food short in Britain during World War 2?
Because most of the food and resources of the time, were transported to the British soldiers and their allies.
Who said The importance of a state is measured by the number of soldiers it can put into the field of battle?
bismarck
In the battle of Gettysburg what famous confederate attack through an open field resulted in the loss of thousands of confederate soldiers?
Pickett's Charge
Soldiers in the field are transported by?
helicopters.
How did Australian soldiers get to Gallipoli?
They were transported there, by Navy vessels.
When was Soldiers Field Soccer Stadium created?
Soldiers Field Soccer Stadium was created in 2010.
How did British soldiers get to France in World War 1?
British soldiers were transported to France during World War 1 primarily by ships. The soldiers were transported across the English Channel from various ports in England, including Southampton, Folkestone, and Dover. Once in France, they were then transported by rail to their respective deployment areas.
How were the soilders safley transported across the Atlantic Ocean?
Which soldiers and when... this question needs to be improved upon
Is railway related to world war 2?
Most definitely. The railways transported soldiers around places and transported many innocent lives to concentration camps which was controlled by the Nazis.
The rescue of 350000 allied soldiers by volunteers?
Operation Dynamo, carried out by volunteers at Dunkirk in 1940, rescued 350,000 British and French soldiers and transported them to England.
How was the US army transported to the European battlefields?
Most US soldiers were transported to foreign duty stations by Naval transport until the Vietnam era when transport shifted primarily to airplane.
How do you use transport in a sentence?
It was fairly expensive to transport his limousine to Japan. The soldiers spent a miserable day crossing the sea in a transport ship.
How were World War 2 soldiers transported back to us at end of war?
a few were sent back with planes but most of the soldiers were sent back with ships and some stayed in Germany after ww2
How were cannons is 1884 transported?
"Guns" (artillery/cannons/field piece) were hauled by horses until WW1 (1914-1918). For distant movement(s), Guns were transported by railroad or ship.
How old is Soldiers Field?
Soldier Field opened on October 9, 1924.
