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Tennessee Titans & Houston Texans invented victory formation.
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How was v e day invented?
it was not invented. V E day refers to Victory in Europe......when the Germans surrendered
Why did the Greeks participate in the Olympics?
they invented the Olympic game :)
When did an army formation called the phalanx defeat a Roman legion?
The phalanx was a tight square formation of heavy infantrymen (hoplites) invented by the Greeks. It was adopted by the Roman army in the 6th century BC and they used it until they were defeated by the Samnites who used a different military formation, the maniple, in 321 BC. At that point the Romans adopted the mainipular formation of the Samnites. This formation was used to fight the Pyrrhic War v(280-275 BC) against Pyrrhus the king of Epirus in Greece who wanted to take over southern Italy and used the phalanx. The two sides fought three battles and Pyrrhus was the first two. The use of a larger cavalry and of war elephants (for the first time in Italy) played an improtant part in these victories. However, Pyrrhus suffered high levels of heavy causualties which made it impossible for him to win the war. This led to the term Pyrrhic victory, which refers to a victory which comes at such a devastating cost which it amounts to a defeat. By the end of the war he lost 2/3 of his army. The Romans won the final battle because they learnt how to deal with elephants.
What was the purpose of the infantry battle formation called the echelon formation?
The echelon formation was designed to protect any exposed flanks against an enemy attack and to more effectively outflank an opposing enemy line. It consisted of units that were separated from the main battle line. This formation was used by the Union at the Battle of Chickamauga and helped to decrease Federal losses at that battle. Chickamaugua was a much needed Confederate victory in September of 1863, based on Lee's loss at Gettysburg in July of 1863.
Who invented the wing t formation?
Dave Nelson is properly credited as being the Father of the Wing-T, but Mike Lude was with him every step of the way.
Who invented victory symbol?
Mr Balasheb Thackeray.
How was v e day invented?
it was not invented. V E day refers to Victory in Europe......when the Germans surrendered
Who invented the world?
The concept of the world as we know it was not invented by any one person. The world's existence and formation is attributed to natural processes and scientific theories such as the Big Bang theory for the creation of the universe and Earth's formation over billions of years.
What is a bacronym?
A bacronym is a word which is not an acronym but is taken to be one and for which a full form is invented by back-formation.
Can rb's line up behind the qb in the shotgun formation?
Technically yes. But that formation is called the pistol formation which is a modified formation invented by current university of Nevada head coach. It is not used in the NFL and is not largely widespread in college football although it is not rare to see it.
When was silver invented?
Silver is a natural element that has existed since the formation of the Earth. It was not "invented" by humans but has been used by civilizations for thousands of years for various purposes such as currency, jewelry, and decorations.
Where were soccer cleats invented?
Adidas invented the first screw cleats in the 1954 FIFA World Cup and contributed to the West Germany's victory so since Adidas is a German company, I'd say it was created in Germany.
Why did the Greeks participate in the Olympics?
they invented the Olympic game :)
Who invented the tornado tube?
The tornado tube was invented by Steve Spangler, a science educator and entrepreneur. He created the tornado tube to demonstrate vortex formation and flow patterns in a simple and engaging way.
What would have happened if the US had not invented the atomic bomb?
The US would have invaded Japan on 01 Nov 45 Operation: DOWNFALL and fought until victory.
What is true victory?
true victory is a victory that is true
When did an army formation called the phalanx defeat a Roman legion?
The phalanx was a tight square formation of heavy infantrymen (hoplites) invented by the Greeks. It was adopted by the Roman army in the 6th century BC and they used it until they were defeated by the Samnites who used a different military formation, the maniple, in 321 BC. At that point the Romans adopted the mainipular formation of the Samnites. This formation was used to fight the Pyrrhic War v(280-275 BC) against Pyrrhus the king of Epirus in Greece who wanted to take over southern Italy and used the phalanx. The two sides fought three battles and Pyrrhus was the first two. The use of a larger cavalry and of war elephants (for the first time in Italy) played an improtant part in these victories. However, Pyrrhus suffered high levels of heavy causualties which made it impossible for him to win the war. This led to the term Pyrrhic victory, which refers to a victory which comes at such a devastating cost which it amounts to a defeat. By the end of the war he lost 2/3 of his army. The Romans won the final battle because they learnt how to deal with elephants.
