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What body of water would british troops have to cross to fight in Germany?
The English Channel
Was Hitler's body positively identified check this out?
Yes it was proved and a D.N.A was done on him.
Who is the king of England that they would take his body into battle after his death?
Edward I, who still wished to be carried around when his troops fought Scotland.
How many troops did Gov Sherman command?
100,00o troops.......What would you do with that many troops?
After his first exile who did Napoleon take back power?
He marched to Paris and the troops rallied to support him.
Body of troops stationed in a fort?
garrison
What is another word for body of soldiers?
Troops
How much did the americens armor weigh wile fighting on d day landings?
No Allied troops wore body armour. It did not exist then. Steel helmets was it.No Allied troops wore body armour. It did not exist then. Steel helmets were it.
What is the meaning of battalion?
A body of troops; esp. a body of troops or an army in battle array., A regiment, or two or more companies of a regiment, esp. when assembled for drill or battle., To form into battalions.
What is called a design made on your body with needles?
Troops
What body of water would british troops have to cross to fight in Germany?
The English Channel
What the collective nouns of large body toops?
All depends what you mean by a large body of troops, could be a division, regiment, corps or a brigade
Why does Brutus send Cassius's body away for burial?
Brutus sends Cassius' body away for burial because it would have upset the troops
Body of water crosssed by George Washington and his troops to attack the british at Trenton?
Delaware river
What body of water did the troops cross to get to the Siege of Petersburg during the Civil War?
The James River
What select body of troops did Augustus Caesar have as part of his personal body guard?
Augustus Caesar chose a select group of German soldiers to be part of his body guard group.
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.
