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Guerrilla Tactics
The Minutemen, who were private independently organized colonists who formed well-prepared militia companies. They were self-trained in weaponry, tactics and military strategies during the American Revolutionary War.
The Blitz in WW2 refers to the bombing of London & other principal British cities & ports. This was due to a change of emphasis in the attack by the Luftwaffe against the RAF. Had they but known they were actually winning the fight against the RAF by bombing the airfields in SE England. By bombing the industrial targets as they saw them the Germans gave the RAF time to reorganise & change tactics, hopefully the Germans thought,reducing the civillian will to continue in the war. This simply was not the case then, nor was it when the British & US bombed Germany later in the war. (Which raises the question why try to destroy the German civillian will to resist when the Germans were unable to reduce the British ?) The trerm Blitz should not be confused with Blitzkreig which is the 'Lightning war', a combination of Panzer and Luftwaffe tactics.
Gorilla warfare, and very smart military tactics.
In everyway: equipment, pay, training, leadersip, tactics.
There were no Red Coats because this book is set in the Civil War
Mahandas Gandhi
In the book "Young Warriors," the maroons used their knowledge of the terrain, guerrilla warfare tactics, and their determination to fight for their freedom to defeat the Redcoats. They utilized their resourcefulness and unity as a community to outsmart and outmaneuver the more conventionally trained Redcoats.
The American rebels during the revolutionary war adopted guerilla warfare tactics against the British.
During the American Revolutionary War, the American patriot, Francis Marion was a hero in his tactics against the British in the Southeast part of the 13 colonies. He was elusive and the British could simply not stop his successful raids against them.
The use of nontraditional military tactics helped the patriots defeat the British. The British were not accustomed to the guerrilla tactics and were taken by surprise.
The Americans were most successful at using the swamps and forests to hide in while picking the British off. The Swamp Fox, Francis Marion, used this to attack the British.
The Americans were most successful at using the swamps and forests to hide in while picking the British off. The Swamp Fox, Francis Marion, used this to attack the British.
During the American Revolutionary War, the American patriot, Francis Marion was a hero in his tactics against the British in the Southeast part of the 13 colonies. He was elusive and the British could simply not stop his successful raids against them.
Just a guess, but They had very advanced military tactics for their time. Also, i belive they where considered "undefeatable" because they where so large in numbers. THIS IS JUST A GUESS from prior knowlege.
No. He was British, hence the "Sir". He was the Vice Admiral of the British Royal Navy who commandeered the navy against the Spanish Armada and won the navy battle through his tactics, despite being heavily outnumbered.
The colonists used tactic we would now call guerrilla warfare tactics. They thought of their tactics as doing what worked when fighting the Native Americans, who also fought that way. The colonists hid behind trees and stones and waited for the British troops. Then the colonists would fire and retreat a small bit, then fire again and repeating this many times. Around 1500 out of 5000 British troops were killed and only around 100 of the colonies were shot.