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What happened when you went over the top in World War 1?
Going over the top refers to coming out of the trenches to attack enemy trenches in an attempt to take them over. Unfortunately, since you were out in the open most of the time: 1. You were killed or maimed by machine gun/rifle/artillery fire 2. Got caught in the barbed wire 3. You made it to the enemy trench and a. Took the trench b. Got killed by the people still there
The MAIN reason the attack at Pearl Harbor was so damaging is because at the time of the attack?
because it destroyed most of the American naval fleet which was lined up in Pearl Harbor.
It is not necessary to destroy your the enemy it is sufficient to destroy his will to fight?
Yes. It has been proven time and time again in the history of war.
How were the World War 1 trenches defended?
by the soilders
Why were confederate armies in the east often victorious in the early years of war?
The Army of Northern Virginia had excellent commanders in Lee and his chief lieutenant Jackson. They knew the terrain and the approaches the enemy was likely to take. Defense is usually easier in most respects than attack, especially in defense of one's home. The Army of the Potomac needed time to train and learn how to fight. The Union Generals had neither the intelligence nor the strength of will to match Lee and Jackson. Only Grant's persistent toughness and willingness to wear Lee down through unrelenting use of overwhelming force, losing battles, but never retreating, that finally led to Lee's defeat.
Which animal will most likely attack you?
No animal is most likely to attack you. There are a LOT of different animals. Chances are, many of them are vicious predators and will attack if threatened, but no animal in particular is likely to attack.The one time an animal is likely to attackis if you bother it but most animals will not attack you.
What can be a more effective flanking attack against an enemy's front line?
Generally speaking a flank attack against an enemy entails keeping a force directly in front of the enemy army and at the same time mounting an attack on the "side" of the enemy's army which is likely to offer less resistance. If this tactic is successful, the enemy's line is broken and is forced into an unfavorable position. A flank attack can however be even more devastating if the flank attack as already explained, is able to actually move around the flank of the enemy and attack the rear of the enemy army. This endangers the enemy's communication and supply lines placing the enemy in a position where it can be scattered and attacked in detail and thus a decisive victory is achieved. In certain wars, such as the US Civil War, decisive victories in comparison with the hundreds of large and small battles was very rare.
Can animals turn on you after you've abused them?
Yes. They are most likely to attack the first time of abuse.
Why don' t snow leopard's attack human?
Snow Leopards are the least aggressive wild cat, and won't attack humans. The only time they will attack is if provoked. But, at the same time if they are disturbed while eating they will most likely run away.
RuneScape does poison reduce your damage?
If you attack with poison, the enemy you attack will have his health gradually decrease, over a certain period of time. You will NOT get experience for the damage caused by the poison.
What time during the day did most of firing from the trenches happen?
Artillery barrages usually preceded an infantry attack. Artillery broke up barbed wire and other obstacles, scattered mustard gas, and put up a smoke screen. The best time to attack was when the sun was at your back, and in the enemy's eyes.
When was the first time an enemy in a territory or country tunneled into a bordering country like what Mexican drug dealers do with the US and the group Isis did to Iraq?
It is not known when the first time an enemy tunneled their way into a bordering country. It has most likely been done for many years until they were finally caught.
What is used to map enemy positions and trenches and to attack trenches from above?
for look the position is used the photography and some time bombs
Why did Hitler attack the British?
Because they were his enemy during a time of war.
Will piranhas attack every time a person is in the water?
No, piranhas do not attack every time a person is in the water. While they are known for their sharp teeth and aggressive feeding behavior, they typically only pose a threat when they feel threatened, are in a breeding season, or when food is scarce. In most cases, piranhas are more likely to avoid humans than to attack them.
What exactly is a false flag attack?
A false flag attack is covert mission carried out to hide something from the public. It is derived from the time of wooden ships, when a ship would hang the flag of it's enemy and then attack a ship in it's own navy.
Why was d day the undated attack?
D Day was undated because Eisenhower did not want to give the enemy any information on when the attack would occur. Also the attack would not occur until weather and tide conditions were right. Eisenhower and Montgomery were ready to attack at any time.
