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Definitely the technology that is being produced today. With there being smarter and stronger weapons and vehicles out there, it means that our tactics and conducts need to change. It also means that there is less of a human death toll than in previous wars since we are turning to automated vehicles and air-crafts. Terrorism is also another reason. The constant threat of a citizen trying to kill your soldiers will cause a government to change the way that the soldiers are trained and utilized. Nuclear capabilities is also causing us to change our ways; since quite a few countries have these capabilities, the other countries will think twice before attacking one of those countries or the countries below them.
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What does Clausewitz say about guerrilla war?
Weak armies conduct guerilla warfare; weak navies conduct "Guerre de Course" (Commerce Raiding-such as Germany's submarine warfare in WWI/II). Strong armies fight conventional battles; strong navies fight "Guerre de Escadre" (warships against warships/fleet vs fleets).
How did the new technology change the warfare?
I am not sure what particular War you are talking about, perhaps being more specific with your question may help. Generally once gunpowder was invented warfare changed dramatically and became seriously dangerous and new training of soldiers was required.
Who was the group whose lives were most dramatically altered by the new industrial age?
The lives most dramatically altered by the new industrial age were those of the working class, particularly laborers in factories. This period saw a shift from agrarian lifestyles to urban factory work, leading to harsh working conditions, long hours, and low wages. Additionally, the rise of industrialization led to significant social changes, including the growth of cities and the emergence of labor movements advocating for workers' rights. Overall, the industrial age profoundly transformed their economic and social realities.
What is one of the major strains the use oc chemical warfare agents places on airbase mission operations?
it forces the population to conduct mission operations while wearing IPE
What did the Indians do when the europeans came?
When Europeans arrived in the Americas, Indigenous peoples responded in various ways, depending on the region and specific circumstances. Some tribes initially engaged in trade and established diplomatic relations, while others resisted encroachment on their lands through conflict. As European colonization intensified, many Indigenous groups faced significant challenges, including displacement, disease, and warfare, which dramatically altered their societies and ways of life. The interactions often led to a complex mix of cooperation, adaptation, and resistance.
What kind of warfare did Germany conduct against Great Britain?
rocket
Would robots make warfare more frequent or less frequent?
Robots being apolitical would not conduct warfare as an extension of human politics .
What acts of violence occurred in the in US during 1968 that dramatically altered the mood of the country?
The assassinations of Martin Luther King, Jr. and Bobby Kennedy.
What does a renaissane fiddle look like?
The fiddle or viol had a much more guitar-shaped body and a different shape of soundhole. They also lacked a soundpost, which dramatically altered the sound.
What do you call turtles age 13-19 that are somehow altered and enjoy fighting unothodox warfare?
Think they may be called ninja but please get verification on this.
Germany sent U-boats out into the Atlantic because?
Guerre de Course (to conduct warfare against merchant ships).
Did the Navy's North Sea Mine Force conduct mine warfare against the German Navy in World War 2?
No
If the pH or temperature of the environment that contains a protein is altered dramatically then the protein may?
If the pH or temperature of the environment changes dramatically, the protein may denature, losing its structure and consequently its function. Denaturation can compromise the protein's ability to carry out its biological roles and may lead to its degradation.
What is the code of conduct developed by feudal nobles?
Chivalry is a term referring to the code of conduct among nobles in medieval Europe. It involved etiquette rules for warfare, courtship, and other aspects of life.
The fleet's composition was dramatically altered by the introduction of?
new stealth technology, which allowed the ships to move undetected by enemy sensors. This gave the fleet a significant advantage in surprise attacks and reconnaissance missions.
What does Benjamin martin say about the ways of gentleman warfare?
Benjamin Martin says, "If the conduct of your officers is the measure of a gentleman, I take that as a compliment."
What document gives structure to the army moral standards?
The Law of Land Warfare Uniform Code of Military Justice, Code of conduct
