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What tactic did the Russians use against the advancing German army?
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∙ 13y ago
using their shables as their hidding place and snippers
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∙ 13y agokill them
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What was the main type of fighting at the Battle of Stalingrad?
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A tactic used by the German's during WWII based on speed and surprise. It means "lightning war".
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Intimidation against Blacks and Republicans.
How did Germany attempt to employ the so-called envelope strategy in World War 1?
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The most effective tactic the colonists used against the hated taxes was a?
Boycott against british goods. S.O.S, right?
What war tactic help the Russians beat napoleon?
the naked mile
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What did dogs do in WW2?
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Blitzkreig
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In the early stage of the war, the field artillery was mainly composed by smoothbore, muzzle loading guns, whose greatest effectiveness was developed at short range by firing canisters and grapeshots against advancing enemies or withstanding opposing units. The predominant tactic were therefore those of follow-up and shutdown.
What was the main type of fighting at the Battle of Stalingrad?
the main type of warfare was close quarters combat the Russian general had a tactic of ''hugging the enemy'' so that the German planes couldn't bomb the Russians without hitting their own men it worked and slowed the Germans by weeks
When the blitzkreig happened?
Blitzkrieg is German for lightning war. That is what tactic Hitler used when invading Poland.
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Their main tactic was Blitzkreig.
What was the most effective tactic the colonists used against the hated taxes was?
Boycott
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What German military tactic eventually helped draw the US into the Great War?
unrestricted submarine warfare
What is Blitzrieg?
A tactic used by the German's during WWII based on speed and surprise. It means "lightning war".
