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It simply means that when a nation-state (in this case the United States) has a legitimate conflict of interest with another foreign power which must be, either by necessity or by default (aggression, preemptive action, etc.), resolved through military action, the sailors, soldiers, and subjects of that power will be treated as enemies in accordance with the law of war. After the conflict reaches a conclusion in the form or an armistice, treaty, surrender, or truce and peace returns the nation-state will hold no illwill towards their former opponent. The significance of this passage is that America will fight who, when, and how it needs to and afterwards
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Who were trinidad's opposing countries of in World War 1 and two?
Trinidad was a colony of Britain in World War One, so technically, Britain's enemies would have been its enemies also.
What can the reader infer about Rainsford and Zaroff from their discussion of war?
They were once enemies
Who were france's allies and enemies throughout world war 2?
USA, UK, and USSR were Allies. Germany, Italy and Japan were Axis enemies.
What were balloons used for from the civil war to World War 2?
I think balloons were used to find the location of the enemies.
What did enemies call themselves in World War 1?
they were called the central powers.
