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What does Calais have to do with the D-Day invasion during World War 2?
that area is the shortest distance from England to France. The Germans were convinced the allies would try to land at Calais and kept their main forces there as well as a great percentage of their tank forces. Had such German forces be near Normany it was possible the German could have overcome the 6 June invasion.
Who saved battle of the bulge?
General Pattons's armoured forces then the sky cleared giving the allied air powder to see and strike German forces and equipment trying to escape the 'bulge' area.............
Where was the battle of the bulge fought?
Belgium To expand on the above, The Battle of the Bulge ( a silly and not very descriptive term) was the last German offensive of the Second World War and was fought in an area bordering France, Belgium and Luxumbourg - the woods of the Ardennnes. It was ill-advised and resulted in extremely heavy losses for the German forces, and was a deciding factor in Germany's defeat shortly after.
Is the gdynia and gdansk same port?
No. Prior to World War 1, the area that Gdansk and Gdynia are in were part of the German Empire. Post-World War 1, Pomerelia, where Gdynia is, became part of Poland, and Danzig/Gdansk became a Free City with a German population. The German government of Danzig refused to allows Poles to use the port freely, hence they built Gdynia.
What did the aircraft play in the German attacks on Poland?
The aircraft was a key role in the German tactic, "Blitzgreig" (Lightning War), that was used to wipe out the Polish Army. Blitzkreig originated as a tactic to penetrate static trench lines by concentrating force on a single point, rather than over a wide area. It called for close coordination between ground and air forces.
What is your weakest academic area and why?
what is your weakest academic
What is the battle of Belleau Wood?
Belleau Wood's is an area in France where US Military Forces engaged German forces during WW1
What does Calais have to do with the D-Day invasion during World War 2?
that area is the shortest distance from England to France. The Germans were convinced the allies would try to land at Calais and kept their main forces there as well as a great percentage of their tank forces. Had such German forces be near Normany it was possible the German could have overcome the 6 June invasion.
What is the weakest area of the spine?
Cervical
In which area of Georgia was support for secession the weakest?
The North/mountain area.
What best describes the impact of blitzkrieg during World War 2?
The blitzkrieg (lightning war) was the use of coordinated German air and armored forces to rapidly overwhelm opposing forces, limiting German losses and materiel use. It allowed the Germans to defeat Poland, occupy France, and extend their area of control in North Africa.
What cell phone carrier has the weakest signal?
The cell phone carrier that has the weakest signal varies by the market that you live in and even sometimes your location on your street. In the Utah area the carrier with the weakest signal is T-Mobile but that changes if you go to another area.
Who saved battle of the bulge?
General Pattons's armoured forces then the sky cleared giving the allied air powder to see and strike German forces and equipment trying to escape the 'bulge' area.............
What is the weakest point in women body?
stomach, face or chest area.
What does Recce stand for in the military world?
In Military world Recce stands for Reconnaissance. It means, exploring beyond the area occupied by friendly forces to gain information about enemy forces or features of the environment.
German nickname for the area between trenches during World War 1?
no man's land
When was Newcastle Covering Force created?
The Newcastle Covering Force was created in 1918 during World War I. It was established to defend the port of Newcastle-on-Tyne and the surrounding area against potential attacks from German naval forces.
