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Who was the minister of militia during world war 1 described by the historian jack granatstein as certifiably mad he provided Canadian troops with the ross rifle a gun that was so unsuitable for warti?
Sir Sam Hughes
Where did The militia stopped the British troops at the?
The militia stopped the British troops at the Battles of Lexington and Concord in April 1775. These engagements marked the beginning of the American Revolutionary War, as colonial militia confronted British forces attempting to seize colonial military supplies. The confrontation at Lexington is famously known for the "shot heard 'round the world," symbolizing the start of armed conflict between Britain and its American colonies.
What country has the most troops?
China has the most number of troops in the World. Their army is the largest in the World, however, China has plans of reducing troops.
In which two wars did George Washington serve in the militia?
world war I and world war II
What armory did soldiers use in World War 1?
They used trenches, artillary, tanks, posion gas, and machine guns. The trenches provided protection, while the posion gas and flamethrowers could counter the protection provided by the trenches. The machines were effective when there were troops out in the open, but useless against the tanks, just like the barbed wire, which created an obstacle for the troops. The artillary were fired from the back and they were used for killing enemy troops without losing any of their men.
Who was the minister of militia during world war 1 described by the historian jack granatstein as certifiably mad he provided Canadian troops with the ross rifle a gun that was so unsuitable for warti?
Sir Sam Hughes
What are three Contributions of sam hughes?
Samuel Hughes was a teacher and a member of the voluntary militia. In 1885-1897 he was proprietor and editor of the Warder, a newspaper in Lindsay. After one unsuccessful attempt, Hughes was elected to the Canadian House of Commons for North Victoria in 1892Samuel Hughes was Canadian politician, soldier, educator, journalist, and statesman. He was minister of militia and defence 1911- 1916 and was responsible for moving Canada troops to Europe at the beginning of World War 1As Canada's minister of militia and defence at the start of World War I in 1914, Samuel Hughes raised and went overseas with 600,000 of Canadians soldiers who took part of the war.
Chocalate company provided bars to troops in ww1 and World War 2?
Hershey.
Who is known as prime minister of the world?
No one. There is not a post of Prime Minister of the world.
What country has the most troops?
China has the most number of troops in the World. Their army is the largest in the World, however, China has plans of reducing troops.
Did Gemany have allies in World War 2?
Yes, principly Italy & Japan, but Romania, Bulgaria, Austria & Hungary also provided troops against Russia, & also Finland.
In which two wars did George Washington serve in the militia?
world war I and world war II
What armory did soldiers use in World War 1?
They used trenches, artillary, tanks, posion gas, and machine guns. The trenches provided protection, while the posion gas and flamethrowers could counter the protection provided by the trenches. The machines were effective when there were troops out in the open, but useless against the tanks, just like the barbed wire, which created an obstacle for the troops. The artillary were fired from the back and they were used for killing enemy troops without losing any of their men.
Inventions made when Prime Minister Trudeau was Prime Minister?
a prime minister, helps the people...............................around the world...
Where were the Shots heard around the world were fired in?
The "shots heard 'round the world" were fired in Lexington, Massachusetts, on April 19, 1775. This event marked the beginning of the American Revolutionary War, as colonial militia confronted British troops. The phrase symbolizes the start of the struggle for American independence and its far-reaching impact on global history.
Whose troops occupied eastern Europe after world war 2?
The troops of the USSR.
What world organization sent troops into fight in Korea?
NATO and mostly us troops
