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β 12y agoto mess with the Germans and japeness
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β 12y agoI don't know if this is right or wrong but this is what my teacher said to me, That the military strategy each side develop is that they defend there their own home and territory. I don't care if this answer is wrong, I tried my best anyway. - Jennifer
They used Poison gas, we had the creeping barrage.
The principal is this: They side with our government, in return for military aid (Mutual Aid).
phalanx formation
After initial advances by Germany on the western front, the war stalled as trench warfare created powerful defensive positions on each side,
Each of the 5 branches of the military has a side of the pentagon.
A Team of 11 on each side A Referee 2 goals A Ball Shinpads
I don't know if this is right or wrong but this is what my teacher said to me, That the military strategy each side develop is that they defend there their own home and territory. I don't care if this answer is wrong, I tried my best anyway. - Jennifer
They used Poison gas, we had the creeping barrage.
Narrowed down to the basics, each side had a grand strategy. For the North, they had to use their military power to crush the rebellion. In the South the grand strategy was to make it costly in lives and money to continue fighting the South. The Confederacy's grand strategy centered around defense.The North's based on offensive.
US Goal: Take the island(s); Japanese Goal: Retain the island(s).
the union had man power and an advance industry whereas the south did not have a large man power nor industry.................
After the beginning of the US Civil War, each side resorted to making joining their military a voluntary thing to aid their respective sides. Each side appealed to the patriotism of its citizens. As the war grew in size and intensity, draft laws were enacted to bring new soldiers to each side's military forces. Draft laws were first enacted in the South in 1862 and in 1863 draft laws were enacted in the Union. Most soldiers, however, were still volunteers.
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Korean
The losing side.
He skates to the other side?