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The instrument that typically sends a warning signal of approaching enemy troops is a sentry or lookout system, often using signal flares or alarms. In modern military contexts, this can also include electronic surveillance systems, radar, or unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) equipped with sensors. These systems are designed to detect and alert forces to potential threats in the vicinity. Overall, the key is to have an effective detection and communication mechanism in place for timely warnings.
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The G-shaped brass instrument used by the Roman army for communicating orders to troops is the?
Tuba is the straight trumpet. The curved trumpet used by the military to signal orders, etc. was called a "bucina" and was blown by a bucinator.
Who gave warning to minuteman that British troops were on their way to Concord?
Paul Revere
Were crickets issued to Troops on D Day?
Crickets were issued to parachute troops on D-Day. These were to be used as a recognition signal.
What did alarm riders do?
notified colonists of the approach of British troops
What was a night rider?
notified colonists of the approach of British troops
The Roman cornu was a brass instrument used by the Roman army for commanding troops in battle It falls under the instrument classification of?
Aerophone
The Roman cornu was a brass instrument used by the Roman army for commanding troops in battle. It falls under the instrument classification of?
Aerophone
The Roman cornu was a brass instrument used by the Roman army for commanding troops in battle. It falls under the instrument classification of .?
Aerophone
Where would personnel place a VS-17 signal panel to identify troops?
On the ground
Which group came up with a signal to warn one if the English troops were on the move?
Redcoats
Which group came up with a signal to warn another if the English Troops were on the move?
Redcoats
What does the saying one if by day and two if by night mean?
This saying refers to a signal used by Paul Revere during the American Revolution to warn of the approach of British troops. "One if by land, and two if by sea" instructed that one lantern lit in the Old North Church meant British troops were advancing by land, while two lanterns meant they were approaching by sea.
