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Which significant event marked the first massive buildup of US forces in what is now the Fifth Fleets area of responsibility?
The establishment of an anti-Western/anti-United States nation in Iran
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How did American Indians use canoe?
Well, they propelled them using paddles. As for what they used them FOR, it was usually either just as a means of transport to get across a body of water, or for fishing- sometimes they used nets to fish, at other times they used spears. Canoes were rarely used for battle, unless it was as a form of troop transport to move warrior braves closer to the scene of combat- there were very rarely maritime fights between fleets of canoes, as they just weren't designed for it. It might have happened occasionally on a one-to-one basis between members of rival tribes, but fleets of canoes seldom set out to attack each other.
Why was Florida settled by the Spanish?
the spanish settled Florida to safeguard treasure fleets
What was the red phone hot line?
This was a direct phone connection between Washington DC and Moscow to enable the Soviet Premier and the US President to speak to each other immediately and presumably to prevent nuclear war. It was instituted in 1963. In the beginning it was an important way to speed up communications because there was an agreed encryption making secure communications faster, but later it was mostly a Public Relations ploy, because, while the line worked, regular phone lines would have worked just as well and normal channels of communicating through diplomats on site would probably worked better. It was only used once in 1967 to discuss the relative positions of the Soviet and US Fleets in the Mediterranean during the 6-day war.
What was the purpose of the us in World War 2?
1939: Diplomatic support to the British Empire and it's allies. 1940: Began sending war material to the UK and Soviet Union. 1941: Entered the war after the Japanese attacks on Peal Harbor. German and Italian declaration of war brings it into the war in Europe. 1942: US fleets move into the Pacific to fight the Japanese Navy and wins a decisive battle at Midway. American troops invade Vichy North Africa. 1943: American troops meet up with the British in Tunisia and push Axis troops out of Africa. US and British troops invade Sicilly and then the Italy. Italy surrenders and joins the Allied side. The US navy continue to fight the Japanese in the Pacific. The USAAF joins the RAF in the strategic bombing of Germany. 1944: US, British and Canadian troops launch Operation Overlord- the invasion of North West Europe. The US navy inflicts more decisive defeats on the Japanese. US aircraft are sent to Burma to aid the British and Chinese. 1945: American troops enter Belgium and defeats Germany at the Battle of the Bulge. US and Soviet troops meet up to cut Germany in half. Hitler commits suicide and his succesor Karl Donitz surrenders to the British. German forces in the south of Germany follow suit and surrender to US forces. The war in Europe is over.In the pacific, American troops liberate the Phillipines. More victories follow. To end the war, the USA drops two atomic bombs on Japan. Japan surrenders. World War Two is over. The Cold War Begins.
How did Dutch settlers and Native Americans get along?
The Dutch colonists were on a quest for control of the European waters and searching for trade partners.They clinched with Britsh,French,Spanish and Portugese fleets. In the America's they made contact with different indigenous groups from north to south America.And started of trading hides,coffee,beans,patatoes,wood and gold. At the same time in early 16oo the European expansion following the 1492"discovery"of the new world posed a serious threat to the native American cultures along the Atlantic coastline. Europeans regarded any non-whites as savages and devil worshippers,which in turn gave them according to the bible the right to save them for God. Taken in account that European languages have hardly any common ground with native American languages it is more than likely that communication in the early days of the Dutch stockades was minimized to gestures, exchanging gifts and hostilities. This of course was no solid base for proper trade negotiations and understanding. It therefor can be assumed that many of the interactions between early colonists and native peoples consisted upon vague deals,which could easily be misunderstood. Not understanding the European frame of mind and way of life most native peoples soon turned hostile towards the newcombers when they kept expanding their colonies and did not abide by the local indigenous laws or show any respect in that matter. The invasion of europeans upon the American soil forced indigenous communities to reconsider their position,which led to a continuing landrightsstruggle that still excists to this very day. All non-indigenous states that were founded on American soil by colonists were not created for the benfit of the indigenous peoples,on the contrairy. They were created to take over their land. Kumaka
When was the first massive buildup of naval forces in the Fifth Fleets area of responsibility?
1970s
When was the first massive buildup of US naval forces in the Fifth Fleets area of responsibility?
1970s
When was the first massive buildup of US naval forces in the Fifth Fleets area of responsibility AOR?
1970s
When was the first massive buildup of U.S. naval forces in the Fifth Fleets area of responsibility?
1970's.
When was the first massive buildup of U.S. naval forces in the Fifth Fleets area of responsibility AOR?
1970's.
What is a choke point found in the Fifth Fleets area of responsibility?
Malacca Strait
How many naval us fleets are there?
What country? For the US, a Fleet is an Area Of Responsibility, not a group of ships, which also has many names. Be more specific.
Where were the first two Roman invasions of Britain?
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What was fleets of the deserts?
a desert with fleets in it
What is the plural of fleets?
The Plural of 'Fleets' is Fleets... The Singular is Fleet eg. The commander had many fleets.
What was zheng he isrole in the Treasure Fleets?
What was Zheng-he's role in the Treasure Fleets?
How many fleets were sent to Australia?
53 fleets were sent from Britain to Australia. these fleets transported a figure of around 162, 000 women and men convicts.
