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We owe our victory in the Revolutionary War to the French
We owe our victory in the Revolutionary War to the French
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At a time of crisis.Training a draftee army is more difficult and more expensive that a volunteer one.
Ultimately, yes. We have no way of knowing what any other outcome would have been like without their involvement at the end of the war, what other battles may have been won and lost. The colonists had fought a long hard war and Britain herself was losing hope and --- what would have been any peace term offers? Who knows?.In reality
We owe our victory in the Revolutionary War to the French
Ultimately, yes. We have no way of knowing what any other outcome would have been like without their involvement at the end of the war, what other battles may have been won and lost. The colonists had fought a long hard war and Britain herself was losing hope and --- what would have been any peace term offers? Who knows?.In reality
We owe our victory in the Revolutionary War to the French
Generally, the militia could defend behind fortifications if well munitioned with professional cannoneers in a support role. Put them on the open battle field, almost every last time they out ran the rabbits.In an ironic twst of history it seems that the Militia during the Revolutionary war was better trained and motivated than the poor bastards who ended up enlisting in the "Regular Army".
They were probably from a higher strata of society and better educatedIn an ironic twst of history it seems that the Militia during the Revolutionary war was better trained and motivated than the poor bastards who ended up enlisting in the "Regular Army".
They did indeed turn the tide. Maybe the USA would have looked more like Canada or Australia? wtf knows? But if we had we would have had single payer healthcare ages agoUltimately, yes. We have no way of knowing what any other outcome would have been like without their involvement at the end of the war, what other battles may have been won and lost. The colonists had fought a long hard war and Britain herself was losing hope and --- what would have been any peace term offers? Who knows?.In reality
We owe our victory in the Revolutionary War to the French
I think the Colonial forces could have extended the war but I don't think they could have won it. Then it became a question of how long the British would have been willing to fight.
The French Navy and experienced Army turned the tide
What mental health day clinic do you attend as a probationary outpatient?In an ironic twst of history it seems that the Militia during the Revolutionary war was better trained and motivated than the poor bastards who ended up enlisting in the "Regular Army".
The draft and national service would benefit the nation much more than the volunteer military does. 。。。。.
There will eventually be a consensus on this one. Not a scientific consensus ( ), but a consensus. The battle will have to be taken up by a profile in courage or some opportunist after things get worse than they are now.The draft and national service would benefit the nation much more than the volunteer military does. 。。。。.
Even your straw man knows you have in no way made that case.
There will eventually be a consensus on this one. ....The draft and national service would benefit the nation much more than the volunteer military does. 。。。。.
Even your straw man knows you have in no way made that case.
There will eventually be a consensus on this one. Not a scientific consensus ( ), but a consensus. The battle will have to be taken up by a profile in courage or some opportunist after things get worse than they are now.There will eventually be a consensus on this one. ....The draft and national service would benefit the nation much more than the volunteer military does. 。。。。.
Even your straw man knows you have in no way made that case.
Ok, when?