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    buried deep in my heart‚ I should have done. But you weren’t the cause of my joining up either.. . you merely helped trigger it and you did control the service that I chose.” Here Juan’s Father is explaining to him why he decided to join the Mobile Infantry after he practically excommunicated Juan from the family a few years ago for doing the very same thing. Juan’s Father felt guilty and ashamed that Juan was doing something he wished he could have done. Deep down‚ Juan’s father knew the only way

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    *I’m going to talk about the Battle of Hastings. *In January‚ 1066 Harold Godwinson crowned himself King of England. *A few months later‚ in April‚ Halley’s Comet appeared in the sky. This was considered to be a bad omen for Harold‚ and a divine signal for William. *Harold knew that William would invade‚ and so assembled an army of 10‚000 men to meet William’s invasion force near Hastings. Harold waited all summer for William to arrive‚ but because of unfavorable winds‚ William’s army remained

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    earning the country’s highest honor. The success that the Union Army had at Gettysburg cannot be solely attributed to the efforts of Artillery; nor can the Infantry claim full responsibility for the victory. Success at Gettysburg can be contributed to collaboration and mutual support demonstrated on the battlefield by the Cavalry‚ the Infantry‚ and the Artillery. The difference between Gettysburg and previous battles was the positive contribution the Artillery made to the Union victory (Gilmore

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    Regular Army in September 1900 at eighteen years old. While enlisted‚ he served as private‚ corporal‚ and battalion sergeant major. He received a commission as an Infantry Officer (second lieutenant) in October 1904. His career as an Officer began with the First Infantry. In August 1916‚ as a Captain‚ he joined the Thirty-second Infantry until promotion to Major where he served as adjutant at Camp McClellan‚ Alabama. In March 1918‚ after he “revealed marked ability as adjutant” (p. 636)‚ Ulio transferred

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    shortened the front line and enabled the Germans to transfer men to reserve trenches. It incorporated concrete pillboxes armed with machine guns. The goal was to maximise the effectiveness of men and munitions at a time when both were in short supply. Infantry Soldiers that fight on foot‚ generally with bayonets‚ machine guns and mortars Bayonets A knife blade which soldiers attached to their rifles and used in close combat with the enemy Snipers Marksmen who waited in hiding for opportunities to

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    Rogers talked about what brought the military revolution‚ and he based his findings on solid justification according to him‚ in his book "The hundred years war" he said the Military revolution was brought on by "Infantry Revolution and Artillery Revolution". According to him the ‘Infantry Revolution’ began with the adoption by the English under Edward III of a combined formation consisting of longbowmen and dismounted men-at-arms fighting in tactically defensive positions. Other contributing developments

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    Truman decided to get involved since the Soviet Union had stated that they were not going to interfere militarily in the conflict. Seven days after the invasion of South Korea by the NKPA‚ US soldiers from 1st Battalion‚ 21st Regiment‚ of the 24th Infantry Division had landed in Korea from Japan to fend off the NKPA for as long as they could until reinforcements could

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    LATEST TRENDS IN MORTAR WARFARE 1. Intro. Mortars‚ commonly termed as ‘poor man’s artillery’ are one of the most effective weapons at the disposal of an infantry commander. Though originally developed to suit the requirements of trench warfare‚ mortars are finding more and more usefulness in the ever changing‚ technology driven battle field of today. Much advancement is being carried out to not only improve mortars capability and effectiveness but also the new methods of deployment are being experimented

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    grew up in Huntington Beach‚ California‚ which is not a Japanese cultural center‚ Yankee catcher Kyle Higashioka knows about the heritage and experiences of his Japanese father‚ Ted‚ and his grandfather‚ Shigeru. Shigeru served proudly in the 442nd Infantry Regiment and earned a Bronze Star for his courage. Meanwhile‚ Shigeru’s family was in an internment camp. Despite the confinement‚ Ted comments “the feeling I got from my parents was it was no ill feelings. . . . It was just a sign of the times.

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    lower ground as wasn’t made as good because‚ as the offensive side‚ they were meant to move forward‚ not stay put. The shrapnel shells used by the British‚ which were more effective on open land‚ were of little use at destroying the entrenched German infantry. High explosives were needed to produce some real damage to the dugouts‚ but these were in short supply as a result of the ineffectiveness of British industry to produce them in great numbers. Moreover‚ some of the shells

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