How was the militia different from the regular army?
The militia were not (and are not) full time soldiers. In the US, they originated as locally or state organised forces, and continue to serve a state level role, although the Militia Act of 1903 and the Total Force Policy of 1974 effectively make them federal reservists first and foremost.
What did the militia in the revolutionary war wear for shoes?
They wore boots generally. At Valley Forge, however, the army famously lacked sufficient footwear, and sometimes had to resort to wrapping their feet in rags. General Washington would continually plead with Congress to provide more money for weapons and supplies for the army, but being so short on money already, Congress could not completely supply the needs of the Continental Army, and the army had to make do with what they had.
Are guerrilla and militia the same thing?
guerrilla is a military warfare that most militias use. militia is groups of people armed with guns The american revolution is a good example of guerrilla warfare and militias
Militants are like a basic trained soldier that would only take 2-4 months to train rather 8-12 months plus advanced training
So in short terms...No guerrilla and militia is not the same thing
How did the victories of the militia led by George Clark n the West benefit the frontier settlers?
The victories of the militia led by George Clark in the west benefited the frontier settlers by allowing them to remain on the frontier. It also strengthened the American claim on the Ohio valley area.
George Washington send with the militia force to strike was the minute men. guess what suckers it is wrong i hate social studies and this women called Mrs. Perkins and she is an old social studies teacher!
What did the American militia do when the British attacked them?
I think that they defended their country.
At the battle of First Manassas the fighting on the field was led by general Pierre Gustave Toutant Beauregard. He was assigned to that purpose by his ranking officer general Joseph Eggleston Johnston, who held the general supervision of the operations organizing and coordinating the affluence of reinforcements.
The most effective tactical action was that led by general Jackson, whose brigade managed to held on its "crucial" position on the Matthew's Hill against the superior Union Forces until reinforcements arrived.
Ohio Guard may be a shortened form of Ohio National Guard. Under the Militia Act of 1903, the National Guard is identified as the organised militia, and are considered as such during periods of non-activation and state activation, but become federal soldiers when activated at the federal level.
It may also be an informal name for Ohio's State Guard force, properly known as the Ohio Military Reserve. A State Guard force is an indigenous militia raised by a state governor, and which are not under the federal web which the National Guard is under. These units typically serve as auxiliaries to the National Guard, and are often oriented more towards CERT and disaster response than they are towards actual military/paramilitary activity. Not all states have raised such forces, and not all forces calling themselves "State Guards", "State Defence Forces", etc. are organised as legitimate State Guard Forces under the governor. See the related Wikipedia link at the bottom for more information on State Guard Forces.
While I've found a number of private militias which exist in Ohio (at least on paper), I'm unable to find any reference to any such organisation calling itself the Ohio Guard.
Which description best characterizes the colonial militia?
They fought mostly to defend there region ...........xr
What was the Massachusetts militia storing in Concord?
They were storing arms and ammunition in concord
What is the Iroquois confederate militia?
The Iroquois Confederate Militia was a group of Iroquois Indians who fought for the South, or Confederacy during the Civil War, 1861-1865
What is one area of authority over state militia reserved exclusively to the statesd?
Law enforcement powers. Federalised troops cannot be used in a law enforcement role due to the Posse Commitatus Act, unless the Insurrection Act is invoked.
What type of people joined the militia group?
It would be the people who don't like the continental army.Mostly farmers would join the militia.
What is the difference between the army and the militia?
Militia is a body of citizens enrolled for military service, called out for drill but serving full time only in emergencies. An army is a body of full time professional soldiers