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What was the size of the french army at the battle of Agincourt?
1 big population
How powerful is the Russian army?
The Russian army is very strong. Russia is a big continent with a huge population to be a part of the war. Also, their technology is very advanced and that contributes to its strongness.
What were two advantages that the colonists had over the British during the revolutionary war?
Two advantages the British had over the patriots were the British had a Navy and the Patriots didn't and the British had a well trained and more experienced army than the Patriots.
What was the Land Army?
i believe the term land army was used to describe the people working on the farms during the war, this was a job taken over to a large extent by the female population as all the able bodied men were overseas.
How many soldiers does the Australian army have?
Quite impressively during WW2 Australia with just a population of 7 million people raised an army of 1.2 million soldiers.
What was Russia's army population in 1914?
Russia's Army Population was 1.4 million to 5 million.
Percent of us population in the army?
Currently there are less than 1% of the US population serving in the US Army
What is the population of Nigerian army?
120000
Canadian army was there any shortage of Canadians to the army?
I would say that relevant to our population, the army is fairly large.
What was the population of the union and confederate army?
2.5 million
What is the current population of the salvation army?
more than 1
What was the size of the french army at the battle of Agincourt?
1 big population
What is the US army post with a population of around 23000 soldiers?
Fort Knox
Population of union army in war?
42 soldiers. Hope it helped :D
What army regulation covers special population pt?
Tc 3-22.20
What is the different between a national army and regular army?
A national army is a regular army. If, however, you want to know the difference between the National Guard and the regular Army, the National Guard is a part time reserve drawn from the general population who are mobilised in periods of national emergency.
How did the North's population affect its ability to raise an army?
During the American Civil War, the North's population directly affected its ability to raise an army. With about 22 million persons, the North's capacity for raising soldiers and other military personnel was double that of the South, which had a population of only 9 million.
