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    would be forced to protect its influence in nearby regions‚ its allies‚ and engage the communist forces of North Korea in 1950 and North Vietnam in 1965. In each of these initial engagements the U.S. Army‚ Task Force Smith in Korea and the 1st Air Cavalry Division in South Vietnam‚ stood heavily out-numbered against a very formidable enemy. Although being heavily outmanned influenced the efficacy of each U.S. Army engagement‚ it did not dictate the outcome. In this essay I will enumerate‚ not necessarily

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    efforts in the Jordan Valley not in the olive groves where they actually are. Allenby would also place dummy camps‚ dummy horses‚ and dummy troops to help through off the Turks of the upcoming attack. To ensure the concealment of the newly places cavalry and infantry they would have their air force in the air in strength to prevent the Turks for getting any air reconnaissance on the Arabs while they were planning their attacks. After describing this in depth and intense plan Lawrence doesn’t really

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    Alexander the great

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    HS-101-09 September 30‚ 2011 As Thomas R. Martin said in his book Ancient Greece‚ "When you look at the imagination that was necessary to be Alexander‚ the effect he had on other people’s imaginations -- he was head and shoulders above them." Alexander the Great studied with and learned from his mentor Aristotle‚ and had great interest in the writings of Homer. Aristotle taught Alexander creative thinking and martial theory‚ which would come in handy at later points in his life. Alexander wanted

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    You will often hear phrases such as “Remember the Alamo”or “Remember Goliad‚” but do you know what they really mean? During the fight for Texas Independence there were many battles. Although some of these battles may not seem to of made an impact on the war‚ the places their impact landed may of made the most radiant impact of them all. This impact dwells heavily in the heart of all Texan soldiers. These phrases aspired soldiers to fight for their brethren who have been maliciously slaughtered by

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    With the outbreak of the Civil War‚ a war between free states and slave states‚ it is to be expected that hostility amongst one another will intensify through a series of events. The Kilpatrick-Dahlgren Raid provoked more rage when the true intentions of the Union were revealed via the Dahlgren Papers. Proposed by Brigadier General Judson Kilpatrick and approved by the President Abraham Lincoln and his Secretary of War‚ Edwin Stanton‚ the raid’s purpose was to liberate approximately 12‚000 Union

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    From 218 to 202 BCE‚ the Carthaginian general Hannibal Barca launched his brutal campaign to crush the early Roman republic and would ultimately be defeated on the plains of Zama. Despite these individual events being separated by a century‚ Hannibal’s second Punic war against Rome generated the factors necessary for the Republic to professionalize her military. The war brought about massive political discourse‚ social discourse‚ and a more rampant depletion of the overall manpower in Italy than

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    Allenby’s use of regular army units‚ armored cars‚ cavalry‚ airpower and irregulars led to a major victory that hastened the collapse of Turkey and the [Ottoman Empire].1 For the British Allied Forces‚ General Edmund Allenby entered the battle with 57‚000 infantry‚ 12‚000 cavalry and 540 artillery pieces and 1‚000-3000 irregulars (numbers vary). For the Turkish Ottoman Empire‚ General Otto Liman Von Sanders entered the battle with 32‚000 infantry‚ 3‚000 cavalry and 402 artillery pieces.2 History Five

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    “Chess Set” includes ivory figurines depicting various roles served during war. There are four components of an Indian army‚ according to the Norton Simon Museum: the infantry‚ elephant brigade‚ cavalry‚ and chariots. The infantry is represented through the standing men ahead of the rest of the figures. The soldiers are on foot with little to no protection from the opponent. Having the infantry in the front‚ only armed with merely a spear and small

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    his vassal‚ the Abbot of Altaich‚ with this “You shall come to Weser with your men prepared to go on warlike service to any part of our realm” ‚ this shows that Charlemagne was dependant on his mounted knights‚ and later Foss identifies that the cavalry of Charlemagne’s army was vastly important to his success‚ thus showing that the role of the knight had developed as early as the 9th century‚ although only in a capacity as a military force. The word ‘Chivalry’ is interchangeable with the concept

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    would be him‚ his spaniards and the Gauls‚ on both right and left would be his cavalry in the front and African mercenaries in the back. Hannibal’s plan was to have his middle section engage the Roman legions but slowly retreat‚ while his cavalry was keeping the Roman cavalry occupied. Once Hannibal gets to a point in his retreat he would have his African mercenaries attack the legions from the sides and then his cavalry would attack from the back. Even though by this point the battle was over for

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