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The lieutenant approaches the men and yells at them to assert authority and maintain discipline within the ranks. His yelling serves to motivate the troops, instill a sense of urgency, and ensure they are focused on their duties. Additionally, it reinforces the hierarchy and reminds the soldiers of the expectations placed upon them in high-pressure situations. Such actions are often a way to prepare them for the challenges they may face.
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Why does the lieutenant of the troops come up to the men and yell at them in Red Badge of Courage?
The lieutenant yells at the men to instill discipline and motivation, to convey the seriousness and urgency of the situation they are facing in battle, and to try to inspire them to do their best despite the challenges and fears they may be experiencing.
Was the US better prepared than Mexico for the Battle of Buena Vista?
Techinally yes. The Battle of Buena Vista was the largest battle involing Arkansas. 20,000 men attacked Arkansas part of the Army. Archibald Yell (an AR military leader)ordered his troops to retreat. The men basically dropped their guns and ran. After Yell Died John Roane claimed he led the army to victory because he basically turned them around to face the enemy. Santa Anna (leader of the Mexican Army) was basically forced to surrender his claims on Texas. In the mean time, General Albert Pike (another military leader from AR) claimed that he led the men to victory because while Yell and Roane's troops were retreating he ordered them to fight.
What happen when lieutenant colonel george Armstrong Custer's troops attacked the lakta Sioux at the little bighorn?
You have the story wrong. They didn’t attack to Sioux, but were attacked by several thousand Lakota and Cheyenne warriors. The 263 men with Custer died.
How many men is 25000 troops?
25000
What is tagging?
laser tagging is a harmless game were you score points by shooting your opponent with a laser gun (that dose not hurt)
What is a sentence for lieutenant?
This is a military rank. Here are some sentences.The lieutenant led his men on a ten mile hike.You've been promoted to lieutenant.Explain why we lost the battle, Lieutenant Smith.
When do women yell at men?
Because we don't do everything specific and how they want stuff done. We will never be good enough.
How many troops was on the unions side?
At Gettysburg, 95000 men.
What are the release dates for The Men of Delta Farce Salute the Troops - 2007?
The Men of Delta Farce Salute the Troops - 2007 was released on: USA: 4 September 2007 (DVD premiere)
In Apocalypse Now Lieutenant Colonel Bill Kilgore orders his men to do what in the middle of battle?
Surf??
Who else kept encouraging the men to fight besides the lieutenant?
In addition to the lieutenant, other figures such as sergeants and experienced soldiers often encouraged the men to fight, emphasizing the importance of duty, honor, and camaraderie. Peer pressure and the desire to uphold their reputation among fellow soldiers also played a significant role in motivating them. Additionally, propaganda from higher command and the broader societal context often reinforced the call to arms. These influences combined to create a strong sense of obligation among the troops to engage in battle.
Who were the 3 french men who fought in the battle of Yorktown?
The Siege of Yorktown, Battle of Yorktown, or Surrender of Yorktown, the latter taking place on October 19, 1781, was a decisive victory by a combined force of American Continental Army troops led by General George Washington and French Army troops led by the Comte de Rochambeau over a British Army commanded by Lieutenant General Lord Cornwallis.
