the war on land

However, it was unable to change the outcome of the war on land, which was a national humiliation.

The Admiral informs his captains of the progress in the war on land, where Napoleon is making errors.

Addington says, "to a large extent the final Allied strategy which won the war on land in Western Europe in 1918 was Foch's alone."

Neither the presence of Western and Soviet Navies nor the initiation of United Nations diplomacy has stopped the war on land or at sea.

His attack on Milne Bay in August, 1942, resulted in defeat when he suffered his first reverse of the war on land.

According to Hernando del Pulgar, the gold King Afonso captured allowed him to relaunch the war on land against Castile.

However, the war on land was progressing, largely to the advantage of the Allies, who cut off the railway link in July 1916 and threatened to isolate Kigoma completely.

He broke tradition by insisting on the full deployment of naval and air power to aid the war on land and succeeded in getting the support of the other service commanders.

The US Congress responded with the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution that gave President Lyndon B. Johnson wide power to conduct the war on land, at sea and in the war.

Initially, the war on land went badly for the French and their allies, with German forces invading France and an urgent need to gather all possible troops to send to France to resist them.

Thereafter, the army in Algeria would supply most of the formations sent to Tonkin, and the war on land against the Black Flags and China would be run by the army ministry.

That is also rather amazing," William murmured, as everyone he knew believed the war on land in Canada a certain lost cause, since the British and their Indian allies were terribly outnumbered and the question of supplies was insoluble. "

The communes had very strict regulations regarding relations between commune members and islanders, with whom they had continual contact for rent payment (on houses, then during the war on land where the exiles cultivated or let their flocks pasture) or food purchase.

Thus, when Greece went to war in the Greco-Turkish War in 1897, the Hellenic Navy established its dominance in the Aegean Sea, however, it was unable to change the outcome of the war on land, which was a national humiliation.

Military Operations - 29-volume British official history of the war on land, edited by Brigadier-General Sir James Edmonds, part of the 109 volumes of the "History of the Great War based on Official Documents by Direction of the Committee of Imperial Defence".