For the air war; it was 2 US Jets shot down per 1 North Vietnamese MIG shot down. This figure changed after the US Navy's Top Gun (aerial combat) school opened in 1969. For the ground war (involving US Forces), the US almost always considered a kill ratio of 10 to 1 in the US's favor. Reasons: 1. We had the artillery. 2. We had the air power. 3. We had the firepower on the ground. 4. The enemy dragged their Kia's away and/or buried them; therefore we knew there were more bodies than we found. Consequently, the score was higher. If we found 50 bodies; then we estimated they buried the other 50; body count for the battle was therefore 100. 5. The US High Command demanded a high body count.
to kill as many enemy soldiers as possible
To kill as many enemy soldiers as possible
one to the head works pretty good =)
The strategy in the Vietnam War was to attrit the enemy. Kill more of them than they could of us. The tactic of "Search and Destroy", which resulted in the process of counting bodies (the body count), became the normal function of the Vietnam War.
What a charming phrase. North Vietnamese and NLF military deaths were reported in 1995 as 1.1 million, against 58,200 US fatalities, a crude ratio of 18.9:1 between the major adversaries. But it's unclear what period is covered in the Vietnamese figure, or how many of the deaths were inflicted by non-US forces.
well, a rapist probably wont kill your sister, where as an enemy soldier is trying to kill you. so you cant kill a rapist, but you can kill an enemy soldier, because the punishment wouldn't fit the crime for rape, where as you want to kill the enemy before they kill you
The difference between a soldier and a guerrilla is that a soldier will kill his enemy, a guerrilla will kill anyone who is not himself.
To kill as many enemy soldiers as possible
to kill as many enemy soldiers as possible
To kill as many enemy soldiers as possible
a roman soldier would have loads of danger and the danger would be 1. the enemy the enemy would have a weapon and would try and kill you it's there job lolxxxxxx
He wanted the other soldier to "go away - just evaporate."
Someone who has been in combat--a soldier or other member of the military who has had an enemy actively trying to kill him or her.
one to the head works pretty good =)
The strategy in the Vietnam War was to attrit the enemy. Kill more of them than they could of us. The tactic of "Search and Destroy", which resulted in the process of counting bodies (the body count), became the normal function of the Vietnam War.
Kill the enemy.
kill kill and kill