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The phrase "kill more of the enemy" is often associated with the concept of total war, where the objective is to decisively defeat the opponent by inflicting maximum casualties. One historical example is World War II, characterized by large-scale battles and high civilian casualties. However, it’s essential to recognize that modern warfare increasingly emphasizes strategic objectives and minimizing loss of life, leading to discussions around the ethics of warfare and the value of human life.
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What was America's strategy in Vietnam war?
The strategy in the Vietnam War was to attrit the enemy. Kill more of them than they could of us. The tactic of "Search and Destroy", which resulted in the process of counting bodies (the body count), became the normal function of the Vietnam War.
Why were soldiers hiding behind their dead horses in World War 2?
In WWII soldiers would hide behind their dead horses to protect themselves from the enemy. They would have a less chance of getting hit and so they had more chance of survival. Also the enemy wouldn't see them on the ground so it was easier for the soldiers to kill their enemy.
Why do you think that machine- gunner crews were more likely to be killed by the enemy than footsoldiers if they were captured?
They kill more soldiers
How many rounds were fired to kill one enemy soldier in World War 2?
one to the head works pretty good =)
What did ace mean in World War 1?
An ace is a fighter pilot who has shot down five or more enemy aircraft. The rules for validating an enemy "kill" varied between countries. Some required a witness. Others were not so strict and the kills could be shared.
Why do soldiers need rifles in war?
so they can kill the enemy
What is attrition of war?
In the Vietnam War, it was killing more of the enemy then they could kill of allied men. Who could kill the most men, thus wearing their adversary out...causing him to either quite the war, surrender, or just simply be gone (dead).
What was the relationship between Australia and japan in World War 2?
they are at war kill and or defeat the enemy
Do you perceive a difference between killing a rapist attacking your sister and killing an unknown enemy during war?
well, a rapist probably wont kill your sister, where as an enemy soldier is trying to kill you. so you cant kill a rapist, but you can kill an enemy soldier, because the punishment wouldn't fit the crime for rape, where as you want to kill the enemy before they kill you
How can you make a friend like you more than another friend who is your enemy?
Get Along With You Enemy Or Kill Your Enemy Or Make Him/Her Disappear
How do you make a war in gta sa?
kill the enemy gang at least 3 people
Define total war and its military and or political purpose and in your opinion explain whether or not you feel this was a proper way of waging war?
Total war means to kill EVERY enemy and destroy EVERYTHING that enemy has.
What was the purpose of the U-boats in world war 1?
to destroy enemy ships and to kill allies
How did the US use there weapons during the war?
because US has no other source to kill enemy
What is the goal in war?
The major goal is for one side to defeat the enemy the goal in war is to hurt the other side not kill but hurt.
What are the aims of using chemical weapons in the war?
Kill or injure "enemy"; just as any other weapon.
What was the purpose of poison gas in World War 1?
To kill/maim the enemy, as is the purpose of most weapons of war.
