Also, using microbial methods, bacteria can be suitably modified to be effective in only a narrow environmental range, the range of the target that distinctly differs from the army on the offensive.

The first year of the Eastern Front offensive can generally be considered to have had the last successful major mobile operation for the German army.

Spies can bring back all sorts of information concerning the size and strength of an enemy army.

The Arab army under the general command of Ahnaf ibn Qais in its conquest of Khorāsān in 652 seems to have avoided Herāt, but it can be assumed that the city submitted to the Arabs, since shortly afterwards an Arab governor is mentioned there.

" As Varg explains, Madison discounted the much more powerful British army and navy for " her interests can be wounded almost mortally, while ours are invulnerable.

The army can also now communicate securely with its personnel located at seven fixed ground stations — the barracks at Murray, Taurama, Goldie, Lombrum, Igam, Vanimo and Moem.

* August 30 – Seven Years ' War – Battle of Legnica: By a series of brilliant maneuvers, Frederick the Great manages to defeat the Austrian army of Marshal Laudon before it can unite with that of Marshal Daun.

General sports organisations can also exist for the army and other groups, but they usually are medium-sized, as they do not have that much of a budget to work with.

This assembly ( or ), of the army in times of war, of the people in times of peace, is called by the king and plays a significant role through the acclamation of the kings and in capital trials ; it can be consulted ( without obligation ) for the foreign politics ( declarations of war, treaties ) and for the appointment of high state officials.

In multiplayer, the player starts with an army and can usually customize it by trading units, using point values that approximate the value of the units.

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When a Roman commander is slaughtered, in most cases, it is taken as a sign that a state of war is in existence, and if we can associate the death of Heraclianus in 270, as well as an inscription from Bostra, recording the rebuilding of a temple destroyed by the Palmyrene army, then these violent acts could be interpreted the same way.

Turkish influence in Pakistan can be seen through the national language, Urdu, which comes from a Turkish word meaning " horde " or " army ".

Anthony Wayne left Ticonderoga in April 1777 to join Washington's army ; he reported to Washington that " all was well ", and that the fort " can never be carried, without much loss of blood ".

Although it depends on the individual animal, an army mule can " carry up to 72 kg and walk 26 km without resting.

Warned by Alexander I of Macedon that the vale can be bypassed elsewhere and that the army of Xerxes is overwhelming, the Greeks decide not to try to hold there and vacate the vale.

However, giants show different variants and forms, they are most frequently referred to as jentilak and mairuak, while as individuals they can be represented as Basajaun (' the lord of the forests '), Sanson ( development of the biblical Samson ), Errolan ( based on the Frankish army general Roland fall dead in the Battle of Roncevaux Pass ) or even Tartalo ( a one-eyed giant akin to the Greek Cyclops ).

According to the Army Act, army courts can try personnel for all kinds of offences except for murder and rape of a civilian, which are primarily tried by a civilian court of law.

Facing too great an army, the Spartans decide to surrender the city on the condition that the garrison can leave unharmed.

However, this can be seen as a way to avoid being trapped by the Persian army in case of a defeat.

Clara Bow's breasts can be seen for a second during the Paris bedroom scene when army men barge in as she is changing her clothes.

The second praetor is appointed to relieve the backlog of judicial business and to give the Republic a magistrate with Imperium who can field an army in an emergency when both consuls are away fighting a war.

This attitude of Hitler's was further shown at the very end of the war, when he refused to station himself in the OKW bunker in Berlin, claiming that he did not ' trust the strength of army concrete ', however the true reason was probably that he feared another generals ' plot and so chose to stay in his own headquarters, surrounded by an apparently more loyal SS retinue.

Hooker embarked on a reorganization of the army, doing away with Burnside's grand division system, which Hooker considered unwieldy ; he also no longer had sufficient senior officers on hand that he could trust to command multi-corps operations.

Fortune brightened for the Indians around the turn of the 20th century when Cândido Rondon, a man of both Portuguese and Bororo ancestry, and an explorer and progressive officer in the Brazilian army, began working to gain the Indians ' trust and establish peace.

Mordacq helped inspiring trust and mutual respect from the army to the government which proved essential to the final victory.

It became obvious to the leaders of the Parliamentarians that they could not negotiate a settlement with him and they could not trust him to refrain from raising an army against them ; they reluctantly came to the conclusion that he would have to be put to death.

Freytag was an experienced commander and had seen much service in the seven years war commanding light troops, however at Hondschoote his trust in the cordon system of linked army outposts was to prove fatal.

By the time Charles was recaptured, most of the army leaders were convinced that they could no longer trust him.

Using his past association with the army to gain their trust, he was able to reach an agreement with the rebels.

The question Clive put before them was whether, under the present circumstances, the army, without other assistance, should immediately cross into the island of Cossimbazar and attack the Nawab or whether they should fortify their position in Katwa and trust to assistance from the Marathas or other Indian powers.

Of another Cavalier, Lord Goring a general in the Royalist army, the principal advisor to Charles II, Edward Hyde, 1st Earl of Clarendon, said that he " would, without hesitation, have broken any trust, or done any act of treachery to have satisfied an ordinary passion or appetite ; and in truth wanted nothing but industry ( for he had wit, and courage, and understanding and ambition, uncontrolled by any fear of God or man ) to have been as eminent and successful in the highest attempt of wickedness as any man in the age he lived in or before.

The Soviets believed that shared ideologies between Muslim Central Asians and Afghan soldiers would build trust and morale within the army.

Congress rewarded Tench ’ s merits and Washington had high trust in the man, as they were shown painted side by side The National Park Service writes that Tilghman was even sick during his ride from Yorktown to Philadelphia " with chills and fever " and that " Tilghman left the army in 1783 his health was failing " leading to his death " in 1786 his 42nd year.

In May the Permanent Military Tribunal of Tunis ordered four Facebook pages blocked for attempting " to damage the reputation of the military institution and, its leaders, by the publishing of video clips and, the circulation of comments and, articles that aim to destabilize the trust of citizens in the national army, and spread disorder and chaos in the country.

John Hampden, with something of the fire and energy of his cousin, Cromwell, urged Essex to turn both flanks of the Royal army via Acton and Kingston ; experienced professional soldiers, however, urged him not to trust the London men to hold their ground, while the rest manoeuvred.

As the Gwyneddan army marches to meet Ariella's forces, Camber is forced to repeatedly deal with Cinhil's surliness, but the king refuses to place his full trust in Camber, as he still blames the Deryni lord for placing him on the throne of Gwynedd the previous year.

However, the nobles did not trust such measures, and could not be convinced to pay raised taxes for the army, speculating about the reasons behind the expedition.

Although Russian Jews in Manchukuo were given legal status and protection, the half-hearted investigation into Kaspé's death by the Japanese authorities, who were attempting to court the White Russian community as local enforcers and for their Anti-Communist sentiments, led the Jews of Harbin to no longer trust the Japanese army.

Among other issues, the English Parliament did not trust Charles with command of the army raised to send to Ireland, fearing that it would afterwards be used against them.

This in turn sparked civil war in England, because the Long Parliament did not trust Charles with command of an army to put down the Irish rebellion, fearing that it would also be used against them.

And the people trust their new army to an encouraging degree.

It also impeached archbishop William Laud, who had been supported by Charles I. Laud's new ideas and prayers had upset the Scots, and when Charles was refused an army from Parliament, which did not trust him, he created his own.

He participated in the first combat of the army which was organized based on his project, he succeeded in building a relationship of mutual trust and equality with the Bosnian component, established and lined up on 12th of June 1992 in the " Zrinski-Frankopan " barracks in Bihać in the suburb of Žegar the first Croatian Bihać battalion called the " 101 Bihać-Croatian battalion ", which entered in the group of the Second Croatian-Muslim Bihać brigade, which was part of the 5th Corps of the Army of Bosnia and Herzegovina named the " 502 Croatian-Muslim Bihać Brigade ", he organized the rescue of two piston aircraft of type Kurir, which were of great benefit during the war for supplying military and other necessary materials.