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Q: What was a result of the stale mate in the war in Europe in 1916?
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When did the war become a stalemate?

Neither side could move or win at a certain point it was just a war of attrition. The dead and wounded were continuous and it appeared the fighting could never end. Both sides had made some gains and it was just time to bring it to a halt.


Keep himself to himself?

A mate


Gunner's Mate third Class is what rank?

Pay Grade E-4 (enlisted 4), the lowest rank of a noncommissioned officer (NCO), the same as a corporal in the US Army or Marines. Just above Seaman and below Gunners Mate 2nd Class. Its a type of Petty Officer. The Navy's system is a combination of "rating", (here Gunners Mate) and "rate" (here, Petty Officer 3rd Class) and they are combined into "Gunners Mate 3rd". Petty Officers in the Navy have specialized training, and there are a large number of rates, each with its own special insignia. All Petty Officers wear a sleeve insignia showing their rating and rate. At the top is an eagle, above the insignia of their specialty - for a gunners mate, two crossed cannon. Below that are upside down chevrons (compared to the way an army or marine sergeant wears his). One chevron below is 3rd class, two is second, petty officer first class.


What does MoMM3c indicate?

The old Navy rating MoMM3c stands for "Motor Machinist's Mate, 3rd Class Petty Officer" - the rating was changed after WWII to just Machinist's Mate, and now encompasses many engineering/machinery jobs, from Nuclear Propulsion to Weapons (e.g., the old Torpedoman's rating was merged to MM).


What food did they take in their lunch box in world war 2 evacuees?

well no bananas so mate apples?

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What rhymes with stale mate?

Check mate blind date ronald regan ginger pokemon


How invented army tanks?

The machinegun and barbed wire were causing a stale-mate in WWI; tanks (being bullet proof and having tracks instead of wheels) were able to break that stale-mate.


What is the answer to jumble scrambled word game for 3-24-2011?

Inept, album, savage, vortex; answer stale mate.


Can tigers and cheetahs mate?

Physically they can mate, but no progeny will result


Why was the stale mate broken in the western front in 1918?

It was broken in 1917 when the Americans enteredthe war on April 6. They joined the allied forces and defeated the central powers.


Can a peacock mate with a wild turkey?

Sure, but no offspring will result.


What movie and television projects has Georgia French been in?

Georgia French has: Performed in "Helping Mother" in 1914. Performed in "Twixt Love and the Iceman" in 1916. Performed in "Alias Jane Jones" in 1916. Played Baby Wilson in "The Mark of Cain" in 1916. Performed in "A Dead Yesterday" in 1916. Performed in "A Son of Neptune" in 1916. Performed in "To Another Woman" in 1916. Played Rose Nolan in "The Wolf and His Mate" in 1918.


Can a duck live when its mate dies?

Depends... most likely result... they die.


Mate-attracting features such as the bright plumage of a male peacock result from?

Sexual selection


Do you win at chess if you capture the opponent's king?

No. The king must still be put in check mate. This is impossible with some combinations of pieces, so the match will be a draw. The match will also be a draw if the king is accidently put into stale mate.


What are the us and soviet aims in Europe that conflicted?

At the end of World War 2, The Western Nations of the allied forces wanted all of the European nations to be freed and allowed to be self ruling AND democratic. Democracy hating Dictator Stalin was not going to do that with the nations he took from the Nazi Germans. The continual conflict over this matter between Stalin and FDR and Churchill ended up in a stale mate. Stalin got his nations to keep under communist Soviet rule and the other half of Europe the western allies liberated were allowed to be free and democratic. This sparked The 50 year Cold War.


When did the war become a stalemate?

Neither side could move or win at a certain point it was just a war of attrition. The dead and wounded were continuous and it appeared the fighting could never end. Both sides had made some gains and it was just time to bring it to a halt.