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Did nuclear weapons influence the creation of NATO?
NATO was primarily formed because the "Eastern Block" had about 10 times as many conventional divisions on active status as Europe did at the time.
What role did men have in world war 2?
Men were soldiers during the war. Men were conscirpted during world war 2 due to the excessive need for soldiers in the war. However men who had 'preoccupied occupations' were not conscipted as their jobs were of high status and value hence they were required to continue in their fields for the survival of the country. Men fought in combat, they were on the actual battle lines.
How were swords unique to other weapons of the time?
Swords were unique to other weapons of their time primarily due to their versatility and status as both a tool for combat and a symbol of nobility. Unlike blunt weapons like maces or polearms, swords offered a balance of cutting and thrusting capabilities, facilitating a range of fighting techniques. Additionally, their craftsmanship often reflected the owner's status, with ornate designs and materials that distinguished them as prestigious items in society, unlike more utilitarian weapons. This combination of functionality and symbolism set swords apart in the armaments of their era.
What is the Current status of the war in Afghanistan?
Defeat
What does casualty status dnb mean for world war 2?
Found your question while looking to answer it myself. Here's what I found. DNB means "Deceased, Non-Battle" - died as a result of an accident or some such, rather than killed in combat. KIA = Killed In Action DOW = Died of Wounds DOI = Died of Injuries DNB = Died Non-Battle FOD = Finding of Death M = Missing
What was the status of diplomatic efforts to end the war at that time?
To answer a question we need a what, who, when, where or how question. Your question leaves out the who and when.
What is combatant status?
Combatant status, primiarlary aludes to one who is ready to do combat or ready for combat.....
What is the current legal status and historical context of trial by combat in the USA?
Trial by combat is not a recognized legal practice in the United States. It has historical roots in medieval Europe but is not a part of the American legal system.
What is an achieved status?
An achieved status comes to us largely through our own efforts. Attained by a person largely through his or her own efforts
What is diplomatic status?
Diplomatic status is a specific legal recognition granted to representatives of foreign governments or international organizations, which affords them certain privileges and immunities. These privileges can include immunity from prosecution, tax exemptions, and protections for their official communications and property. Diplomatic status is essential for facilitating communication and negotiations between countries while ensuring the safety and security of diplomats.
What is a diplomatic cover?
It is a web studio that is located in France =D an intelligence officer who is given diplomatic status by the requesting country. to protect his true profession and agency affiliation
What does Tatiana mean in spanish?
i think it means high in efforts status
What is the current status of the issue of prostitution in Russia?
Prostitution is illegal in Russia, but it remains prevalent due to various social and economic factors. The government has made efforts to combat human trafficking and sexual exploitation, but challenges persist in addressing the issue effectively.
Can you reset your combat traing status on black ops?
No im afraid not sorry!!
What shape were the Anglo Saxon shields?
The shield was a defensive item, but it was also used offensively in combat and was a status symbol to indicate warrior status.
What is the status of environmental problems in Western Europe?
increasing
What is the nature and legal effect of privileges and immunities accorded to international institutions and their agents and servants so as to enable them perform their duties?
POORLY worded question. If the question is about Diplomatic Immunity issues - Diplomatic Immunity (in the US) is NOT offered to "international institutions." Only sovereign nations are accorded Diplomatic Immunity status.
