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When a military position is under (blank) , the enemy has surrounded the troops and cut off all supplies?
siege
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What advantage did Britain had on America independence?
Britain had more troops, supplies, and military training.
How were US troops able to get supplies during the Battle of the Bulge?
Not entirely sure, but I think they received supplies by truck, although the weather would have made it no easy task. The US troops in Bastogne were surrounded, but they received some supplies by parachute after the weather cleared enough for flying.
What was the first type of us military involvement in ww1?
When they help the french and british troops with supplies
What troops surrounded Boston harbor?
American troops is surrounded by Boston harbor
Greater than 95 percent of supplies and logistical support for troops in Vietnam came from what organization?
Military Sealift Command (MSC)
Why did the federal government use rationing during World War 2?
To give more food and supplies to the military
Why was it hard for the British to replaced troops and supplies?
because they want new supplies ans troops
Greater than 95 percent of supplies and logistical support for troops in vietname came from this organization?
MSC (Military Sea Lift Command).
What is the process of assembling troops and supplies and making them ready for war?
The process of assembling troops and supplies for war is known as mobilization. It involves organizing military personnel, equipment, and resources to prepare for conflict. This includes recruiting soldiers, training them, and coordinating logistics to ensure that weapons, ammunition, food, and medical supplies are available. Effective mobilization requires strategic planning and coordination among various military and governmental agencies to ensure readiness for deployment.
What is deployable mean?
Deployment means to send out and position people or things in a particular area. In military, this is sending out troops to a certain region.
What is a defensive body of troops called?
"Last stand" is a military term used to describe a group of troops holding a defensive position while facing overwhelming odds, and the majority of soldiers are killed.
What is bridgehead?
A bridgehead refers to a strong position established by a military force on the enemy's territory, typically near a river or a body of water, to serve as a secure base for further advancement. It creates a strategic advantage by allowing troops and supplies to cross over and establish control on the other side. Bridgeheads are important in offensive operations and can also be used in defensive strategies.
