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What was the largest land-sea-air operation in history?
D-Day was the single largest Land-Sea-Air operation in Military history with more then 160,000 Allied troops landing along a 50 mile stretch of beach. 5,000 ships and 13,000 aircraft were along to support the landing.
What is the history of Felix maramba sr?
he invented a power generator that runs completely on coconut oil. It helped reduce pollution in the air and sea plus it helped with productivity on land.
What happened on December 7 1951?
On December 7, 1941 Hawai's port Pearl Harbour a Naval Base of the United States Fleet was hit by an air raid of the Japanese Air Force declaring war against USA. It was the date that USA entered officialy into the WW2 activities.
What are the three main types of military units?
Generally speaking they are, Navy (oldest service and called the Senior Service in Britain), Army and the Air Force (the newest service). In some countries there is a blurring of these units such as USAAF (United States Army Air Force) the Marines (soldiers who fight as an infantry unit at sea or on land). However within these three units there are innumerable divisions such as Infantry, cavalry (now usually known as armour), sappers, commandos, S.A.S., S.B.S. Specialist Raiding Forces (Rangers) S.E.A.L.s many of these are formed on early fighting groups such as cavalry, kommando (Boer Wars), Marines (Naval units as far back as Henry VIII) and so on. Others have been formed as experience (or some drop kick in power) dictated. Some I cannot for the life of me work out how or why they came into being. The Brandenburgers (German Unit and never used after SKORENSY got MUSSOLINI out of Italy under the Allies noses) The Special Air Service and the Special Boat Service (both do the same job on land and sea) and various others from around the world.
Why was rationing started?
During World War I, rationing was reduced simply because of the shortages of foodstuffs and other economic items caused by the war-effort. On both sides of the conflict, the naval and land (and even air) dimensions of the war caused normal importation and/or production of everyday items either to stop altogether or to be severely diminished, thereby causing shortages of one kind or another.
What is German for land war?
land war = war to obtain land -> Krieg um Land land war = ground war (not naval or air) -> Bodenkrieg
Where did fighrteplanes land in world war 2 in Florida?
Holmstead and Eglin Army Air Bases Ft. Lauderdale Naval Air Station
Did the Australian troops fight on the water at Coral Sea?
Troops fight on land. The Battle of the Coral Sea was a naval engagement in which Australian naval and air units participated.
When was Naval Air Establishment created?
Naval Air Establishment was created in 1918.
Does the US navy have special forces?
Yes NAVSPECWARGRU NAVal SPECial WARfare GRoUp or SEALs Sea Air Land
When was Naval Air Station Sigonella created?
Naval Air Station Sigonella was created in 1959.
When was Naval Air Station Glynco created?
Naval Air Station Glynco was created in 1942.
When was Naval Air Station Sanford created?
Naval Air Station Sanford was created in 1942.
When was Naval Air Station Halifax created?
Naval Air Station Halifax was created in 1918.
When was Naval Air Station Fallon created?
Naval Air Station Fallon was created in 1942.
When did Hellenic Naval Air Service end?
Hellenic Naval Air Service ended in 1930.
When was Hellenic Naval Air Service created?
Hellenic Naval Air Service was created in 1915.
