Washington
Valley Forge turned out to be a good thing for the Continental Army. General Washington and his troops stay at Valley Forge was probably one of the most important events in the Continental Army's existence.
Friedrich von Steuben, a former army officer from Prussia, came to help General Washington at Valley Forge. He drilled the soldiers at Valley Forge with military discipline and procedure. He spoke little English, so he had aides translate his speech to the soldiers. He turned the troops at Valley Forge from a disorganized, un-experienced, fighting force into a uniform, efficient army.
Unless the US "invaded" North Vietnam...or used the "bomb" (nuclear weapons)...the war was un-winnable. This was realized after the fighting began to escalate instead of de-escalate as the years went by. In the beginning, the US thought that they could "kill them off" (the enemy) with the use of "good ole Yankee firepower"...after TET of '68, that plan was canned.
Every month that went by, the Confederates, recruiting from a much smaller population, were finding it harder to maintain their armies at fighting strength. After Grant became the Union General-in-Chief in March 1864, he ended the system of prisoner-exchange, to exploit this advantage to the full. The war ended when Lee's battle-lines were simply too thin to hold.
Two in particular. Lincoln promoted Grant more than once, against resistance from Grant's enemies. He said "I can't spare this man. He fights." Lincoln also promoted Joe Hooker on the grounds that he was a fighter by nature, and he turned out to be that, and more - a very good organiser and morale-raiser. (Ironically, Hooker objected to his nickname 'Fighting Joe', which had been mistakenly written by a clerk, with the two words linked in error. At that time, an officer could be reprimanded for 'fighting' (meaning unruly punch-ups in barracks.)
Friedrich von Steuben
Friedrich von Steuben
Friedrich von Steuben
Friedrich von Steuben
he is turned into stone he will not beavle to help you while you are fighting zues.
fighting Cuba.
Gettysburg became a War Memorial Cemetery.
he turned red and ran out of the meeting
Vietnamization.
It got its name by the South and North Korea fighting and it got turned into a war.
In a 1997 Lincoln Continental : To the right of your headlight switch in the dash is a ( panel dim ) switch I believe if that is turned all the way up then the interior lights will come on
A compass in a 1996 Continental is usually supposed to stay on only when the ignition is turned to on or the vehicle is started. If the compass is staying on all the time, there might be a short in the wiring.