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Why did the union army consider new orleans and the missipi river as the key military targets?
The Union Army considered New Orleans and the Mississippi River as key military targets during the Civil War because they were crucial for controlling trade and supply routes. Capturing New Orleans, the largest city in the South, would disrupt Confederate logistics and commerce, while controlling the Mississippi River would divide the Confederacy and hinder its ability to move troops and resources. Securing these locations was essential for the Union's strategy to cripple the Southern economy and enhance their own military operations.
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Were there any other Japanese military places where America could have dropped the bomb?
The targets chosen were not military targets. In fact, strictly military targets were not chosen because of the possibility of missing a small military target not surrounded by a large urban area. The targets available to General Carl Spaatz were all cities with large civilian populations. Hiroshima, Kokura, Niigata and Nagasaki were the final choices for dropping the atomic bomb. All of which are large cities that were of reasonable military value. The debate comes in on whether the United States should have dropped the atomic bomb on a strictly military site and avoided the monstrous amount of civilian casualties.
In late March 1999 NATO began air strikes against who in Yugoslavia?
military targets
In late March 1999 NATO began air strikes against in Yugoslavia?
In parts of Yugoslavia where Serbs were prevalent (Kosovo, Serbia, serbian republic in bosnia) military targets
Can a civilian factory where military parts are fabricated be subject to attack?
It is acceptable to attack military civilian targets. All sides did it in world war II, Vietnam, etc.
What American planes struck Japanese industrial targets?
The planes used to attack Tokyo and their military factories were the B12 bombers
Who attacked both military and non military targets during the Civil War?
probably both sides..............
Where did union forces focus their attacks?
military and civilian targets :3
Who in March 1999 NATO air strike against who in Yugoslavia?
military targets
Were there any other Japanese military places where America could have dropped the bomb?
The targets chosen were not military targets. In fact, strictly military targets were not chosen because of the possibility of missing a small military target not surrounded by a large urban area. The targets available to General Carl Spaatz were all cities with large civilian populations. Hiroshima, Kokura, Niigata and Nagasaki were the final choices for dropping the atomic bomb. All of which are large cities that were of reasonable military value. The debate comes in on whether the United States should have dropped the atomic bomb on a strictly military site and avoided the monstrous amount of civilian casualties.
What was the US policy of bombing during World War 2?
All military targets.
Can military fighter aircrafts attack?
Yes. They can attack air, ground and sea targets.
What places in and around Dresden might the Allies have considered targets military significance?
autobahn
What places in and around Dresden might the allies considered targets of military significance?
autobahn
In late March 1999 NATO began air strikes against who in Yugoslavia?
military targets
Key targets for Allied forces in Germany during World War 2?
military factories
What did Union forces decide to attack in their effort to demoralize the South after 1863?
military and civilian targets
In late March 1999 NATO began air strikes against in Yugoslavia?
In parts of Yugoslavia where Serbs were prevalent (Kosovo, Serbia, serbian republic in bosnia) military targets
