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Who started the concept of total war?
Sherman was the first to wage war on both civilians & military aspects of the nation Sherman was the first to wage war on both civilians & military aspects of the nation Sherman was the first to wage war on both civilians & military aspects of the nation
The combined preparations for war between military and civilians are called?
Mobilization
What was the casualties of World War 2 war?
During World War 2 the total casualty lost by Axis were about 53.25 Million and 21.75 Million by the Allies. Making a total of about 75 Million death Casualties in WW2. If you include people who were WIA or MIA then the total is about extra 22.53 Million. WIA= Wounded In Action MIA - Missing In Action
What was the act of congress that put civilians in military service during World War 1?
Selective service act.
Is it fair to attack civilians in war?
The military has the Rules of engagement. Basically we are not allowed to bomb religious , schools, and hospital's unless they are being used as strongholds. The same goes for civilians. Unless they are posing a threat we are not to harm them. But that does not stop people from following this. These Rules of Engagement are used by the US military as far as I know.
What is fratricide military?
Fratricide in a military context refers to the unintentional killing or wounding of one's own forces by friendly fire during combat operations. This can occur due to miscommunication, lack of situational awareness, or errors in targeting and identification of enemy forces. Fratricide can have significant psychological and operational impacts, affecting troop morale and complicating military engagements. Efforts to minimize fratricide include improved communication systems, joint training exercises, and advanced identification technologies.
How does the military refer to civilians?
Civilians
What are fratricide prevention techniques?
Fratricide prevention techniques include situational awareness, positive target identification, effective fire control.
What is fratricide army?
Fratricide in a military context refers to the unintended killing or wounding of one's own forces by friendly fire during combat operations. It can occur due to miscommunication, misidentification of targets, or errors in coordination among units. The term "fratricide army" is not commonly used, but it generally highlights the tragic consequences of friendly fire incidents within military operations. Reducing fratricide is a critical focus for military training and operations to enhance situational awareness and communication.
Do you have to be military to work as a military engineer?
No there are military contractors and DOD civilians
Why should executives direct military?
executives do not lead the military... civilians do. and civilians lead the military to prevent military coups. currently POTUS is Barrack Obama and SECDEF is Leon Panetta
Does the military hire civilians for administrative clerical employment?
The only civilians hired for work in military bases are cooks and maintance employees.
How do you spell Civilians?
That is the correct spelling of the plural noun "civilians" (non-military persons).
Why does military get socialized medicine?
why does the military have socialized medicine and the civilians don't?
Who uses the rifle?
Military, Police, Civilians
What military medals can be awarded to civilians?
None
What do you call people that aren't in the military?
Civilians.
