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What is an iconic target?
iconic target is a sambolic target for example in a country a statue in city is a ionic
Why was the bombing of civilian target controversial?
The bombing of civilian targets during wartime is controversial because it raises ethical and moral questions about the justifications for such actions. Critics argue that targeting civilians violates international humanitarian law and can lead to significant loss of innocent lives, causing long-lasting trauma and resentment. Proponents may argue that these tactics are necessary to weaken enemy resolve or disrupt supply lines, but the potential for collateral damage often leads to widespread condemnation and debates over the legitimacy of military strategies. Overall, the implications on human rights and the principles of warfare make this a deeply contested issue.
What was the first terrorist target on September 11?
The first target was the hijacking of American Airlines Flight 11. The North Tower of the World Trade Center was the first ground target hit.
What were some goods that one country would not want it enemy's to import during war?
During wartime, countries typically seek to restrict their enemies' access to critical goods such as weapons, ammunition, and military supplies, as these directly enhance combat capabilities. Additionally, they may target food supplies, fuel, and medical supplies, as these are essential for sustaining the enemy's civilian population and military forces. Strategic materials like steel, copper, and technology that could aid in weapon production would also be prioritized for embargoes or blockades. Overall, any goods that would bolster the enemy's war effort or undermine civilian morale would be of particular concern.
Where was the target city for the D-Day troops?
the target city was Normandy, France. we in invaded it because the Nazis took over France
Socially responsible target marketing?
aiming at or directing your marketing efforts towards specific people in a way that does not conteravene the morally acceptable standards for the general society
We should not target civilian property which is not being used towards the war effort?
True
Why was the Pentagon in Washington DC a target of significance?
As a target it could hardly be overlooked. It routinely houses as many as 25,000 military and civilian workers.
If the percent error is 3 and the target amount is 50 what is the lowest acceptable value?
It is 48.5
Terrorists most commonly target military rather than civilian facilities True or False?
False.
After starting antiretroviral therapy what is an acceptable target for viral load that indicates the therapy is effective?
40
What is an acceptable inflation rate?
Each government will have a set target with which the inflation rate should lie. For example, in NZ the inflation rate target is 1-3%.
What is surgical bombing?
Surgical bombing refers to a military strategy that aims to target specific enemy installations or assets with precision-guided munitions, minimizing collateral damage to surrounding civilian structures and populations. This technique is intended to achieve tactical objectives while adhering to the principles of proportionality and distinction in warfare. Despite its name, the effectiveness and ethical implications of surgical bombing are often debated, particularly in terms of its impact on civilian lives and infrastructure.
What are some differences between 91101 and Pearl Harbor?
Pearl Harbor used military aircraft and airmen against a military target. New York City was a SUICIDE attack by CIVILIANS using CIVILIAN Aircraft against CIVILIAN targets.
What must Counterinsurgency forces differentiate?
Counterinsurgency forces must differentiate between civilians and insurgents, as well as distinguishing between legitimate grievances and criminal activities. It is also crucial to separate local populations from external influences that may be fueling the insurgency. By accurately identifying these distinctions, counterinsurgency forces can effectively target their efforts and minimize civilian casualties.
What is coercive paradox?
what criteria in international law must be met to strike at a civilian or dual-use target of the kind utilized in punishment and risk strategies
How were the atomic bomb attacks on japan during World War 2 and example of total war?
It was an attack on a civilian population area. The target had no wartime strategic value. The attack was not limited to a target that was military or an industry related to military.
