Francis Marion.
Francis Marion (1732-1795) was a general in the Continental army who fought the British in South Carolina. He was called the Swamp Fox and specialized in guerrilla warfare
they used guerrilla warfare
The swamp fox's actual name was Francis Marion. He made a small fighting force in South Carolina during the 1700's, harassing British troops. They would show up, attack the British, sabotage communication and supply lines, and rescue American prisoners. Marion was nicknamed "swamp fox" because after attacking the British, they would disappear into forests or swamps.
Francis Marion was nicknamed the "Swamp Fox" due to his clever guerrilla warfare tactics during the American Revolutionary War. His ability to swiftly maneuver through the swamps of South Carolina and launch surprise attacks on British forces earned him this moniker. Marion's tactics not only disrupted British operations but also inspired other patriots in the fight for independence.
Jungle (heavily forested) is the terrain, like snow, mountains, or the desert (even the ocean is terrain, such as a naval war). You might mean "guerrilla warfare." From 1955 thru 1964 was guerrilla warfare restricted to South Vietnam. From the Tonkin Gulf incident (August '64) onward commenced conventional warfare against North Vietnam.
Francis Marion, because of his stealth and lightning speed in carrying out guerrilla warfare in the South.
Rebels used guerrilla warfare.
He was forced.
The guerrilla was used to take control of the south. And get the u.s army out.
Francis Marion (1732-1795) was a general in the Continental army who fought the British in South Carolina. He was called the Swamp Fox and specialized in guerrilla warfare
Francis Marion (1732-1795) was a Revolutionary War officer in South Carolina, who conducted operations against the British in both contemporary and guerrilla warfare.
they used guerrilla warfare
they used guerrilla warfare
they used guerrilla warfare
guerrilla warfare
they used guerrilla warfare
they used guerrilla warfare