He called Henry a fool because he continued to shoot when there was nothing to shoot at.
World War I was not in fact won solely on the battlefield. While the land-battles and conflicts at sea were important, the primary key to ultimate victory was moral and logistical; that is, the demoralization of the German military combined with the increasing logistical might of the Alliance-nations was what finally brought victory to the Alliance.
While George Custer was conservative in his political views, he was an opportunist. He was willing to compromise if it would better his political aspirations. Those aspirations were never realized because of his death on the battlefield.
Clara Barton was a Union nurse during the Civil War. She was so helpful to soldiers of any color or side that she was often called "The Angel of the Battlefield." While I supose that may not be considered "mililtary service" she certainly did a lot of service for the military.
While historians will continue to argue that question, the South did not leave the battlefield unscathed. Three Brigade commanders from the Army of the Shenandoah were unable to continue the fight: Edmund Kirby Smith was wounded, Francis S. Barton and Barnard Elliot Bee, Jr., were killed. Also, in the fog of war that followed the Union rout a political error may have been made when Jefferson Davis promoted the wrong man on the battlefield. P.G.T. Beauregard was advanced to the rank of Lieutenant General while Stonewall Jackson was ignored. Perhaps it made no real difference at the time, but a different commander just might have pushed the fight into the streets of the Union Capital.
While not entirely accurate, this approximates the way the battle of Gettysburg began. Gettysburg was selected as a location for the fight by Robert E Lee because of the excellent road network there. Lee's soldiers had raided many of the nearby towns and hoped to force Gettysburg to give them a warehouse full of shoes and boots. They were surprised by the presence of a Union cavalry company when they had only expected a few untrained militia. They did not know that nearly 100,000 Union soldiers were within one day of arriving at the scene.
One of Henry's comrades told him that he might run away during the fighting, shocking him with the suggestion of cowardice. This conversation caused Henry to reflect on his own fears and courage in battle.
he had to walk barefoot to his house to the church while being whipped
Press A while falling.
Love is both the battlefield and the goal. Consider the Miley Cyrus song "The Climb", in which the process itself is emphasized. In the Pat Benatar song "Love is a Battlefield", while frustration is directed at how hard love can be, a common theme is the persistence and strength. This emphasis shows that while love is a battlefield, fighting for it is a huge reward.
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No - all kills in Battlefield are gained by vehicle, weapon, or building destruction. While the stats do record killstreaks, unlike CoD, there are no rewards for them.
because it helps you focus your gun
To get Battlefield 3 on PC, got to a video game store and buy it. Then install it on your computer. Or you can download it off the publisher's website, but it will take a while to download.
Yes, the player, while in the standing position, can walk, run and sprint.
you hold down tab while in the game, and press 5, or F5
he described her as 'the most beautiful woman in the world.' she was very smart and he trusted her to rule the country while he was off fighting
because you were in a hole laying on your dead comrades while rats dig around you and the enemies are trying to shoot your head off