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A fight against enemy troops and everything that supports them?
Scorched earth policy (destroying crops (food), buildings (shelter), and anything else that could support the enemy). NOT to be confused (and civilians do it all the time) with "Total War"...Total war means using EVERY AVAILABLE weapon to destroy the enemy (NUKES!). Example: WWII was total war (two atom bombs were used to end it).
Why is poison gas the best weapon?
Because it's instant kill __ It wasn't the best weapon. It was dangerous to both the enemy troops, and the ones using it. If the wind shifted, the gas drifted away from the target trench and hit the friendly troops. Aside from the unpredictability of the gas, it left horrific wounds on the troops. So appalled by the damage the gas caused to troops on both sides, almost every nation on earth has refused to use gas since then. It's outlawed by national convention. Only rogue nations use it now.
How did Australian troops withdraw from Gallipoli?
Australian troops withdrew from Gallipoli during the night of December 19-20, 1915, in a carefully planned operation known as the "Anzac evacuation." The withdrawal was executed with minimal casualties, relying on deception tactics to mislead the enemy about their departure. Troops were evacuated under the cover of darkness, using boats to transport them to ships waiting offshore. This strategic retreat marked the end of the Gallipoli campaign, which had been fraught with challenges and heavy losses for Allied forces.
How did Alexander the great plan his war tactics?
because he brought organization and formation of \the troops to the battle field. because he brought organization and formation of \the troops to the battle field. because he brought organization and formation of \the troops to the battle field. because he brought organization and formation of \the troops to the battle field.
What did US Army troops do in Panama Canel during World War 2?
US armed forces served at the Panama Canal in order to protect and defend this vital waterway during war. It was known the Axis Powers had designs to destroy the Canal, thus preventing the US Navy from using it to sail their warships from one ocean to another . With the destruction of the fleet at Pearl Harbor on Dec 7, 1941, this mission was critical.
How do you write a sentence using the word eradicate?
After firing the rocket, the enemy troops were eradicated.
What is a good example sentence with the word attack?
The neighboring troops ATTACKED the enemy kingdom. This is a sentence using ATTACK.
What is a sentence using the word securing?
Securing the high ground enabled the troops to look down on their unsuspecting enemy.
What made using avalanches to skill enemy troops in the alps dangerous to the men staring the slide?
a avalanches cannot be controlled so it might bury the any that started it
Why did they send warships to the colonies?
Because it was too far for the troops to swim.... But seriously folks - Maritime warfare was critical from the age of Elizabeth the First until the planes started flying in WW I - a case of using the most advanced weapon.
Can you give an example of a sentence using the word reconnaissance?
The soldiers were on a reconnaissance mission to discover the status of the enemy troops.-RachelThe soldiers were on a reconnaissance mission to discover the status of the enemy troops.-RachelAn easier sentence to understand would be:There was a reconnaissance for illegal items in the school.Reconnaissance means inspection, so the sentence would mean:There was an inspection for illegal items in the school.
7 letter word using IOTLSAE?
Isolate.
What is a sentence using the word enemy?
Kill the enemy.
What is a sentence about a museum using the word isolate?
Seeing the potential for theft, the museum decided to isolate the gallery from the rest of the building.
Can you give an example of a sentence using the word troops?
That is a sentence using the word troops.
Who was snoopys flying enemy using the word red?
The Red Baron is Snoopy's Enemy.
What was Rome's military strength during the First Punic War and what was its weakness?
The Carthaginians were a sea power, Rome a land power. To counter this Rome built a fleet of warships and mounted its infantry on board, using a boarding plank (harpax) to capture enemy ships using infantry tactics against the Carthaginian naval ramming tactics. And they were of course, superior in land battles.
