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What is the relationship between officers and the soldiers below them in world war 1?
The relationship can be thought of as "rusty"... The officers were only doing their jobs; keeping the soldiers obediant/diciplined and to ensure that they fought properly. However, the soldiers did not like it when they were forced to march and complete drills. They were annoyed that they fought in the front lines and the officers stayed well back. But how do you think the officers became officers? They would have gone through the same things!
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What do you call German soldiers?
You can see a list of top Wehrmacht Soldiers on the link below and other links.
How many soldiers fought in the Battle of Chancellorsville?
133,868 soldiers of the Army of the Potomac fought 60,892 of the Army of Northern Virginia. You can find much more information on the Battle of Chancellorsville in the Sources and related links section, below.
What was the military hierarchy?
The military hierarchy typically consists of a structured chain of command, often characterized by ranks and roles that define authority and responsibility. At the top is usually a high-ranking officer, such as a general or admiral, followed by senior officers, mid-level officers, and junior officers. Below them are non-commissioned officers (NCOs) and enlisted personnel, each group playing specific roles essential for the functioning of military operations. This hierarchy ensures discipline, organization, and effective communication within the armed forces.
What guns did the soldiers use in the ANZAC war?
Although Army units designated ANZAC exist today, I think you mean when they were first formed- about 1915. The basic rifle used by the soldiers from the Australian and New Zealand Army corps was the .303 caliber SMLE- Short Magazine Lee Enfield. See link below:
Soldiers wear this yellowish brown fabric named by the Persians and Hindus so they cant be easily seen?
Khaki, and yes, you are right. Does anyone know what 面白い?? Please comment below.
Do all officers below Brigadier General in the US military see combat as much as enlisted soldiers do?
A bit unlikely... as with enlisted personnel, you'll have a lot of officers who may never leave the FOB, or may never even be deployed. And while a Colonel may be in the field with their troops, they won't be going house-to-house, kicking down doors with enlisted soldiers and junior officers.
What is the relationship between Austria-Hungary and France?
Click on the link below.
What is the relationship between the values plotted on the number line below?
I'm looking below, but I don't see a number line there.
What is the relationshp between the values t and s plotted on the number line below?
the relationship between the values t and s
What is the relationship between the values p and q plotted on the number line below?
p=q
Above is to below as?
Since the relationship between above and below is that they are opposites,the second pair in the analogy can be any two opposites. Example: above - below as up -down
What is the relationship between the pair of lines below I I I I I I I I I I I I?
I don't see a pair of lines below this. Often the answer being looked for in similar questions is "parallel."
Why do they call her Mr Saavik?
That is how navy officers call other officers below their rank, regardless of their gender.
What is the relationship between the values t and s plotted on the numberline below?
The word "below" seems to imply that there is some graphic. However, I see no such graphic.
Are the uniforms of officers in the same as soldiers in the British army?
The combat uniforms are the same yes, the only difference being is rank insignia. However dress uniforms are varied by rank
What is the army regulation on non commissioned officers that demoralize soldiers?
The Army Regulation that addresses non-commissioned officers (NCOs) demoralizing soldiers is AR 600-20, Army Command Policy. This regulation outlines the standards and expectations for NCO conduct and emphasizes the importance of treating soldiers with dignity and respect. NCOs who engage in behavior that undermines morale may be subject to disciplinary action.
What is the relationship between the pair of lines below?
I don't see any lines below this. Often the answer being looked for in similar questions is "parallel."
