what strategies were used in the battle for tarawa???
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Shooting at the other guys that are shooting at you. Its just a guess.
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Add some kind of curried sauce, like the kind you might find on mutter paneer. And wear your kilt so as to maximize the velocity--no jeans to obstruct or delay the onslaught.
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Guerrilla tactics became very popular throughout the third world. Many of these attacks revolved around "hit and run" attacks. "Hit and run" attacks involved a small group usually hiding in ambush and attacking a larger force, only to retreat seconds later. This took away from a lot of the advantages of the conventional forces' advanced weapon systems. It gave an ambushed squad no time to call in an artillery or air strike.\n\nBooby traps were another common tactic among guerillas. The punji stick was a common example of booby traps used in Vietnam. Grenade traps were another example. They were grenades poised with the pin removed and the lever pushed down. If it were moved the pressure would come off the lever and the grenade would explode. Pits with punji sticks were another booby trap in Vietnam.\n\nOne of the biggest aspects of a guerilla however was camouflage. The Vietcong would travel around in small groups and often wearing civilian clothes to make it difficult for American soldiers to know who they were. Often times the Vietcong would hide in tunnels underground. Some of these tunnels were so advanced that commanders briefed soldiers and slept there. When American soldiers had to enter the tunnels, they had to be lightly armed and travel through the dark.\n\nTunnels and "Spider Holes" were often used to spring ambushes on American troops. The Vietcong would wait for the part of an American formation to pass before coming out of the ground and opening fire. Then before the attacked troops had the chance to realize where the fire came from, they would duck back into the trenches. This often caused fratricide because soldiers who were ambushed would fire back behind them but in the process hit other American patrols.
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Now you're talkin Dude. I'm liking your attitude of wantin to own Peoria. Conquer it, then move on to the next town, then the next.....then to then next country - how bout Europe, then Australia? \nSince you've played the scene, you should know the right players in the area to accomplish your mission. Go to them. Tell em what you want to do. Get em onboard. Rehearse...Rehearse until it hurts. Get out there on stage and rip em up. Don't let em off easy. Kill em...I mean downright shove it down their throat.\n\nYou're onto it guy. Don't stop until you get there either! ♫♪♫
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Try doing a search for weapons of the colonial war.\n\nHope this helps.\n\nThank you very much, while you're up.
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Possibly the Battle of Cannae. If so, the sourced website lists only 48000 killed, but there were 55000 troops total.
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Allowing unsupported cavalry to engage British troops formed in squares. The charge wasted men who could have been better used later on to fend off the Prussians.\n\nAnd the "British Square" was not used to produce large amounts of volley. It was a simple way to defend against a cavalry charge. All the men in one troop would form a square, with as many as 3 to 4 ranks of men. The first row would kneel and dig the butts of the rifles into the ground with the bayonets pointing up and out to form a wall of steel. the second row would then thrust their rifles and bayonets over the top of the kneeling men. The third row would then snipe at the enemy horse men. It was effective for the simple reason that horses will rear up when faced with the wall of bayonets. \nA simple tactic that pretty much decimated the french cavalry assault
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Use a machine gun dude, them crows travel in packs. You could take out hundreds not even aiming at em!! Good eatin!!
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Sadly, there is no easy way to do this. My only success in doing that was to storm Yahoo HQ with a crack team of three light infantry units. Once inside we needed to take something like nine hostages at gunpoint before we could even get a secretary to speak to us. Only after we had executed four of the older ones did we finally get a tech-support person to show his pimply face, but by then we had been stormed from the roof-tiles by their own internal SWAT division and as I write from deep within a holding cell in the Yahoo! building, I find that I'm not getting all the points I deserve on this system, and I can't get anything but a chat-bot to deal with the question. Mind-numbingingly-maddening this situation.
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This site will give u everything youll ever need. Trust me I did a report and used this site for nearly all my information.\nhttp://battle1777.saratoga.org/
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Sun Tzu wrote it in his book "Art of War".  The book is a true classic of military strategy and is a must read.
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http://www.rickard.karoo.net/articles/battles_trenton.html
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Ike was thinking about using them. There were plans drawn up to use special weapons.(plans are always made for these things and file away in case they are needed. Supposedly there were nukes in country, but there WERE nukes with the fleet,Navy never leaves home without them. A nuke army officer begged to go on patrol to see what it was like in the bush,(he wasnt suppose to go) and his unit was ambushed, the theory was the North Vietnamese wanted to capture him, to use as propaganda and to get nuke secrets.he just escaped capture and got into lots of hot water. You can dig all these facts out of the net if you hunt for them.
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No it isn't a cheap tactic.\n\nThe reason is because you have to look at the bigger picture. Remember that movie 'Red Dawn' where the USA had been occupied and lost. There was a group of teenagers who setup roadside attacks. \n\nThat is what ppl do when they have been occupied by a country that is more powerful. I mean what do you expect? Do you think they will just say 'oh ok let me just give up my way of life and culture' and surrender to this all powerful boss.\n\nThat isn't human nature. They fight back in the only manner they can knowing they can't take us head to head. Would we not do the same?
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Here is a really good website for you:\n\nhttp://www.doublegv.com/ggv/battles/Monmouth.html\n\nThat tells a lot of information in it! I hope you find what you are looking for!!!
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Well, first you must bomb the supply, such as railways, power plants... etc. Second, you must defeat her army and conquer the strategical points. When order is created and rebellions are put down comes the harder part. You need to use a worldwide brainwash to make people forget the country adn her culture, which is quite impossible.
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valley forge, how the Americans pulled 2gether to stay alive during the winter.\n\nlexington and concord- the shot heard round the world and the 1st battle.\n\ni hav more... just ask on my email