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What would happen if troops managed to capture the enemies front line in WW1?
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∙ 10y ago
The captured soldiers were sent to camps and became prisoners of war. They were slaved to do work for the army. My Great Grandad was sent to work on the German train line until he was freed by England in 1918
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When did American troops capture Rome?
1940
What town did airborne troops capture?
Carentan
Which town did us airborne troops capture on d-day?
Cherbourg
Why was the northern alliance important to U.S troops?
They were local, they knew the region, they could muster support for the US mission, and they were the enemies of our enemies.
What was the out come of D day?
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Were trains sometimes were needed to get troops to battle zones quicker in the Battle of Bull Run?
At Bull Run, Joe Johnston managed to capture the railroad line, and used the trains to transport reinforcements to the spot.
Who did the US troops capture in Mexico?
Japan
When did American troops capture Rome?
1940
What town did airborne troops capture?
Carentan
What country did German troops capture in 1936?
Rhineland
How many troops did Ulysses S. Grant capture?
25000
Who led us troops to capture 36 Apaches?
geronimo
What union troops failed to capture Richmond in 1862?
McClellan's
Which town did us airborne troops capture on d-day?
Cherbourg
It took 5000 us troops to capture 36 Apaches led by?
Geronimo
Why was the northern alliance important to U.S. Troops?
They were local, they knew the region, they could muster support for the US mission, and they were the enemies of our enemies.
Why was the northern alliance important to U.S troops?
They were local, they knew the region, they could muster support for the US mission, and they were the enemies of our enemies.
