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The war originally began between two sets of alliances: The Central Powers (Gemany, Austria-Hungary and their allies) and the Triple Entente (Britain, France and Russia). It is important to understand that Australia was and remains part of the British Empire and this ensured that their was a strong alliance. Australia's Prime Minister at the time, Andrew Fisher, promised Britain we would support them.
Australia only had a population of less than 5 million at the time and we sent 324,000 people overseas. We lost 61,720 and 155,00 were wounded. Our involvement is synonymous with the ANZAC legend, which stands for Australian and New Zealand Army Corps. It was our first military engagement where significant numbers of Australians fought and died as Australian nationals.
The ANZACS were a part of an allied campaign againsts the Turks to control the Dardenalles and open the way to Constantinople and Eastern Europe.
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What were the tactics of fighting in the Seven Years War?
In North America, hit and run tactics; guerrilla warfare.
South tactics that lost them the civil war?
Tactics are the small decisions that concern a battle. Strategy is the larger plan affecting a whole war or campaign. Bad tactics for the south were frontal attacks versus entrenched troops. I feel it is their strategies that failed them (outdated Napoleonic warfare in a modern age).
True or false both the union and confederate states were prepared for war?
False neither side was prepared to fight a war of this magnitude. Both sides had to draft hundred's of thousands of Men to fight the war. Medical supplies were in short supply along with trained medical teams. Many units had to fight with outdated weaponry like smooth bore cannons and flintlock muskets. Tactics hadn't evolved along with the new weaponry. The same tactics were being used in the Napoleonic wars. So no the north and south were not prepared for a war.
What disease hit the US after World War II?
World War 2 diseases I am not familiar with, but the Spanish flu was an epidemic around the world at the end of World War 1.
Progressivism was stopped by?
WW2
What were the tactics used in the World War 1?
World War I was fought by trench warfare.
What were the technology and tactics in World War I?
theres no technology in world war 1 lol :)
What has the author Stephen Bull written?
Stephen Bull has written: 'Infantry tactics of the Second World War' -- subject(s): History, World War, 1939-1945, Tactics, Infantry, Tank warfare, Campaigns, Equipment, Antitank weapons, Infantry drill and tactics 'World War II street-fighting tactics' 'World War One' -- subject(s): Equipment and supplies, Great Britain, Great Britain. Army, History, Uniforms, World War, 1914-1918
Where did Australian soldiers mainly fight in World War I?
was this in world war 1 or 2?
What were tactics in world war 1 with the tanks?
Smash thru obstacles.
What did the generals do in World War I?
well besides from their RUBBISH tactics they did nothing
What was the name of German war tactics during world war 2?
Their main tactic was Blitzkreig.
What would be a good concluding paragraph for World War I technology?
that is why technology and tactics had there own purposes in world war 1
Who was the leader of Australia in World War 2?
The Australian War Cabinet.
What did Australian Soldiers think of the Australian Nurses in World War 2?
they smokin hot!
What tactics did America take in World War 2?
The war in Europe was a land war. The war in the Pacific was a naval war.
What were the US's fighting tactics in World War 2?
Scream aim and fire!
