trench warfare
To protect themselves from attackers.
Greek & Roman armies :D
yes they were opposing teams well the Greeks won 4m a trickery
the Trojans and Achaean
England
A battlefront is the region or line along which opposing armies engage in combat.
to make the opposing allies scared of them .
to make the opposing allies scared of them .
Group,side,opposing forces,squads,armies,red and blue.
To protect themselves from fierce fire, armies often employed a variety of tactics, such as constructing fortifications like trenches and bunkers to shield soldiers from enemy fire. They also utilized cover and concealment, moving between natural and artificial obstacles to minimize exposure. Additionally, troops were trained in coordinated movements and tactics to disperse and regroup swiftly, reducing the risk of being targeted by concentrated fire.
it was Zeus and people supporting him against posidon and people supporting him.
During World War I, armies employed several tactics to protect themselves from grenades. Soldiers often dug trenches and created bunkers to provide cover from explosive devices. They also used protective gear, such as steel helmets, and developed tactics to throw back or evade grenades. Additionally, units would coordinate movements and maintain awareness of potential grenade threats during combat to minimize casualties.