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What was the withdrawal method at Gallipoli?
The withdrawal method used at Gallipoli was the evacuation method. The ANZAC troops used auto firing rifles to cover the retreat.
Where tanks used in gallipoli?
No, tanks were not used in Gallipoli, it was an infantry, cavalry and artillery battle.
What is Ravana's method of fighting?
He used to fight with bow and arrow.
What types of fighting were used in the battle of Okinawa?
Bad fighting duuu. Any one knows that
Did they use horses in the gallipoli war?
Gallipoli was a campaign or battle, a part of the larger World War 1 . Horses and mules were used there, but not in any large significant way. Almost all the soldiers who took part did so as infantry.
What was the fighting techniques that Leonidas used in the Battle of Thermopylae?
Shield wall.
Was the term ANZAC first used in world war 2?
No- it was first used in 1915- World War I. See link below-
What is a roman spear used for?
fighting in battle hunting and other things like that
What fighting method did the Americans use on British?
The American forces used what we call today, Guerrilla warfare; which is the Native American way of fighting.
What fighting method the Americans use to keep the british from taking the southern colonies?
they used bombs
How many Canadians were used in the battle of the bulge?
The 1st Canadian Parachute battalion was the only fighting Canadian Unit in the Battle of the Bulge.
What did the Romans use in the battels?
In battle, the Romans used whatever weapons were needed. The circumstances of the battle dictated what weapons or deployment of troops was needed. For example, battering rams and siege towers were used if fighting to take a city, while javelins and swords were used in hand-to-hand combat.In battle, the Romans used whatever weapons were needed. The circumstances of the battle dictated what weapons or deployment of troops was needed. For example, battering rams and siege towers were used if fighting to take a city, while javelins and swords were used in hand-to-hand combat.In battle, the Romans used whatever weapons were needed. The circumstances of the battle dictated what weapons or deployment of troops was needed. For example, battering rams and siege towers were used if fighting to take a city, while javelins and swords were used in hand-to-hand combat.In battle, the Romans used whatever weapons were needed. The circumstances of the battle dictated what weapons or deployment of troops was needed. For example, battering rams and siege towers were used if fighting to take a city, while javelins and swords were used in hand-to-hand combat.In battle, the Romans used whatever weapons were needed. The circumstances of the battle dictated what weapons or deployment of troops was needed. For example, battering rams and siege towers were used if fighting to take a city, while javelins and swords were used in hand-to-hand combat.In battle, the Romans used whatever weapons were needed. The circumstances of the battle dictated what weapons or deployment of troops was needed. For example, battering rams and siege towers were used if fighting to take a city, while javelins and swords were used in hand-to-hand combat.In battle, the Romans used whatever weapons were needed. The circumstances of the battle dictated what weapons or deployment of troops was needed. For example, battering rams and siege towers were used if fighting to take a city, while javelins and swords were used in hand-to-hand combat.In battle, the Romans used whatever weapons were needed. The circumstances of the battle dictated what weapons or deployment of troops was needed. For example, battering rams and siege towers were used if fighting to take a city, while javelins and swords were used in hand-to-hand combat.In battle, the Romans used whatever weapons were needed. The circumstances of the battle dictated what weapons or deployment of troops was needed. For example, battering rams and siege towers were used if fighting to take a city, while javelins and swords were used in hand-to-hand combat.
