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Which Georgia military installation infantry train in World War 1?
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Fort benning
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How did the American military improve in World War 2 from world World War 1?
The number one difference of the American military in WWII was the American rifle. All other countries were using bolt action weapons as the standard infantry weapon basically the same weapon from WWI, America had developed the M-1 Garand a semi-automatic weapon. Two other areas that American military improved upon from WWI to WWII and that was 1. the strategic use of tanks to support infantry and 2. the strategic use of airpower to support landings, infantry movements etc.
What are the names of 5 military bases in Georgia during World War 2?
Here is the list: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Georgia_World_War_II_Army_Airfields
What did infantry soldiers do in World War 2?
Infantry soldiers were like the men who walked around on the ground with guns
What attack did the Germans use during the World War 2?
Blitzkrieg : a tactic based on speed and surprise and needed a military force to be based around light tank units supported by planes and infantry .
What was the most decorated unit in world war 1?
its was the 369th infantry an all black regiment that was never wanted by the whites in the first place
What is the largest infantry camp in the world located in Columbus Georgia?
Camp benign
What military installation were in Georgia and Alabama during World War 2?
Fort Gordon Georgia, former home of the Army's Military Police; and Fort Rucker Alabama, the US Army's Aviation branch.Can't address Alabama, but during WWII Georgia had CAMP Gordon (which was not the home of the MPs), Camp Stewart, Fort McPherson, and Fort Benning, to name only a few. There were also a number of Air Corps/Air Force installations, including Hunter, Moody, Robbins, Bush and Daniel Fields. Presumably the Augusta Arsenal would also be classified as a military installation.
What is military infantry with a military dog called?
The world's militaries use war dogs for many purposes in combat, such as scouting, tracking, and sentry duty.
What was not a major installation in Georgia during world war 2?
You know them fried plantanes and them collard greens...GIIRRRLLL
What is a m113?
The M113 is a military infantry track vehicle. It was designed and built in the U.S. and used by the American Army since the early 60s. It is also used my the military of many other countries all over the world.The M113 is a military infantry track vehicle. It was designed and built in the U.S. and used by the American Army since the early 60s. It is also used my the military of many other countries all over the world.
How many military personnel died that were from Georgia in world war 1?
about 20,000 people
Which one of the following was not a military installation in Florida during World War 2?
Cape Canaveral air base
How did the American military improve in World War 2 from world World War 1?
The number one difference of the American military in WWII was the American rifle. All other countries were using bolt action weapons as the standard infantry weapon basically the same weapon from WWI, America had developed the M-1 Garand a semi-automatic weapon. Two other areas that American military improved upon from WWI to WWII and that was 1. the strategic use of tanks to support infantry and 2. the strategic use of airpower to support landings, infantry movements etc.
Is Egypt's military big?
It all depends because, in world war 2 Egypt got attacked by turkey. And there military got crushed :P. i would say about 400,000 infantry and there navy is very weak :(
Can you wear the Expert Infantry Badge and the Combat Infantry Badge together?
No. Army Regulation 670-1 forbids it. They are in the same class of awards.
Where were military forces stationed in Georgia during World War 2?
people don't listen to these people they lie about this stuff
What are the names of 5 military bases in Georgia during World War 2?
Here is the list: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Georgia_World_War_II_Army_Airfields
