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What is the World War 1 term used when both sides are not advancing with their troops?
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What changed the course of World War 1?
The entry of the US with fresh troops when the troops of both original sides were already exhausted.
What was the number of troops involved in both sides of the battle in the battle of Atlantic?
how many troops were involoved in both sides of the battle of Atlantic
What is a name for a ceasefire in which troops of both sides stop fighting?
And armistice or a truce or a ceasefire are all terms for when troops on both sides agree to stop fighting.
How many in military survived in world war 1?
About 55'692'800 troops in total survived the war on both sides combined
What did both sides realize about their troops after the battle of bull run?
they couldn't win
How many pigs died in WW1?
A lot. Pigs were used to feed the troops on both sides. And there were many, many troops.
What weapon was very effective in killing the enemy in World War 1?
The machine gun (used by both sides) was very effective in wiping out whole lines of soldiers advancing towards the enemy over open ground.
How did the union and confederacy initially get troops for the civil war?
Both sides successfully called for volunteers
What was an American conflict in which troops on both sides wore flat caps caps?
The Civil War
What best describes the first few years of world world war 1 both sides were in a?
both sides were locked in a stalement
In what American armed conflict did troops on both sides wear flat caps?
American Civil War
How many british troops fought in the revolutionary war?
Estimates vary but in total there were proably about 250,000 troops mobilized on both sides in the English Revolution of 1688.
