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    PEACEKEEPING Introduction about Peace Keeping: Peacekeeping refers to activities that tend to create conditions that favour lasting peace. The Peace Keeping emphasised non-coercive activities aimed at re-establishing and maintaining peaceful international intercourse. Nonviolent accompaniment or interventions‚ Speaking out for those who have little or no voice‚ Bearing witness to the facts‚ mechanisms‚ dynamics‚ and results of violence and oppression‚ standing in the way of i.e.‚ nonviolent resistance

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    How To Fight In Ww1

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    Turks were nearby. No Turks were spotted; what they did find however were a group of Gypsies selling schnapps (liquor). The Hussars bought barrels of the stuff and then proceeded to get drunk. It wasn’t long after getting drunk that the Austrian infantry soldiers crossed paths with the Hussars and demanded that they share their liquor. They refused‚ in fact‚ they built forts around the barrels to prevent anybody from taking their liquor. Angry at the selfishness

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    During the Greco-Persian Wars‚ Athens and Sparta fought side-by-side as a team to defeat the Persians. However‚ after they defeated the Persians‚ Athens gained even more power‚ which led to conflicts between the prior allies. As a result‚ these two powerful city-states fought one another in the Peloponnesian War. During the late 5th century BCE‚ Thucydides‚ a historian of this time period‚ described the events of the Peloponnesian War in his book History of the Peloponnesian War (5.84-116). In this

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    were Tennesse Walker and the American Saddlebred. The horses typically cost around one hundred fifty dollars a head (reillysbattery.org). The divisions included light cavalry and dragoons. Dragoons combined the aspects of light cavalry and mounted infantry. They carried muskets and carbines and they didn’t use their horses for fighting‚they just used them to go from place to place (civilwarcalvary.com). Light cavalry is exactly like regular cavalry because it is used to scout and screen. The Confederate

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    John Doe Colonel Mustard MIL Battle Analysis March 2010 Operation Anaconda Battle Analysis In the mountainous Shah-i-Khot region south of the city of Gardez in Eastern Afghanistan‚ Operation Anaconda took place early March 2002. Operation Anaconda‚ to this day‚ stands as the largest reported ground action in the Afghan war. This 17-day battle led to eight U.S. casualties and over 50 wounded. Operation Anaconda is viewed as a success due to coalition forces being able to kill and root out several

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    into two flanks that would go to each side of the battlefield to be met be the lesser equipped chariots of the Indians. With Alexander the Great leaving his infantry in the center in phalanx formations‚ Porus saw this as the perfect chance to cause disruption amongst the Macedonians by charging his elephants straight the for the opponents infantry line20. This worked well for Porus as the elephants were “large‚ ferocious‚ great tusks for stabbing‚ huge feet for trampling‚ not to mention the javelin

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    The main difference between Greek and Roman warfare was the formations that they fought in. The Grecian armies all used the phalanx as a fighting formation while the Romans used the maniple. The phalanx was one mass formation that consisted of infantry eight deep. The maniple formation was actually a group of formations in a checkerboard pattern. Each maniple consisted of about 120 men and when employed in Italy‚ the Romans used thirty maniples. The maniple proved to be a better formation‚ because

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    There were forts in Kansas to protect several trails from Indian attacks but they were also made to protect Fort Leavenworth which was the first fort built in Kansas. Fort Leavenworth Established in 1827 It was the first permanent U.S. Army Fort established in Kansas. (Society‚ Frontier Forts‚ 2014) It purpose was to protect the Santa Fe Trail. (Society‚ Frontier Forts‚ 2014) It served for many years as the site of the army’s command and General Staff College. (Society‚ Frontier Forts‚ 2014) Was

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    Cornwallis dispatched an 1‚100-man force under Lieutenant Colonel Banastre Tarleton to destroy Morgan’s command. A bold leader‚ Tarleton was notorious for atrocities committed by his men at earlier battles. Riding out with a mixed force of cavalry and infantry‚ Tarleton pursued Morgan into northwestern South Carolina. A veteran of the war’s early Canadian campaigns and a hero of the Battle of Saratoga‚ Morgan was a gifted leader who knew how to obtain the best from his men. Rallying his command in a pastureland

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    reined the ultimate weapon in the transformation of battle in WW1 due to its ability to shred infantry and cause them to dig trenches. Traditional combat before WW1 was still heavily reliant on organized column based infantry. This worked well due to the low rate of fire in weapons and

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