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OCS Military History All Lessons- A Co 501-19Andrew Jackson - correct answer - Maj. Gen. in the United States Army during the War of 1812, - Served as the seventh president of the US. - As a general in the Tenn. state militia, he defeated the Creek Indians in 1814, - As a general in the US Army, he defeated the Seminoles in the Seminole War of 1818. - Defeated the British in an attack in New Orleans and in Mobile, Al. - Jackson's victories were achieved by canon fire, force and maneuv...

OCS History War - correct answer *Term Definition* Conflict between organized groups with unknown resolve, each seeking to impose its will on the other - *a continuation of politics by other means* Friction - correct answer *Term Definition* Intangible force that makes easy tasks hard Center of Gravity - correct answer *Term Definition* The hub of all power and movement on which everything depends on (decisive point/ critical engagement area) Ex: seize key terrain, cutting ...

War - Accurate Answera violent conflict between organized groups with unknown resolve, each seeking to impose its will on each other Friction - Accurate Answerthe intangible force that makes the apparent easy task difficult I.e. The fog of war Trinity - Accurate Answer(Clausewitz): rational aims & policy Emotions/hatreds Chance & the impact of combat Center of gravity - Accurate Answerthe hub of all power and movement upon which everything depend; the key to victory Combined arms...

OCS Military History All Lessons (2022/2023) Graded A+ War -Conflict between organized groups with "Unknown Resolve" - Each seeking to impose its will on the other Linear Tactics - Troops Marched in column formation - 2 to 3 ranks, shoulder to shoulder - Used successive volleys of fire - Purpose was to mass greatest amount of firepower over a given area - Tactics prevailed through WWI Smoothbore Musket - Used from 1600's to Pre-Civil War - Max Effective Distance of 100m - Highly inaccurate ...

OCS Military History in Class Questions and Answers 100% Pass Did washington exploit a cocky enemy's poor security at Trenton and Princeton Yes Had the british beaten Washington repeatedly before Trenton Yes Did the British expect the Patriots to attack at Princeton No Did Washington exploit an unwary enemy and surprise the British at Princeton yes How did Washington use Timing and Maneuver at Princeton quick flank march Did Saratoga have a political impact Yes, France formed an alliance w...

Define "War" - ANSWER-A Violent conflict between organized groups with unknown resolve, each seeking to impose its will upon the other. What are the Principle of War? (MOSS, MOUSE + LRP) - ANSWER-1. Mass 2. Objective 3. Surprise 4. Simplicity 5. Maneuver 6. Offensive 7. Unity of Command 8. Security 9. Economy of Force Modern Principles of War 10. Legitimacy 11. Restraint Perseverance What are the Levels of War? - ANSWER-1. Strategic Level: All of a nation's armed/other forces e...

6. The Art of War, Interaction of War and Politics and/or Interaction of the Levels of War --For each of the following battle and/or campaign pairings, discuss their comparative operational and/or strategic impact: - ANSWER-(a) Battle of Lake Okeechobee and Wanat;(b) the Monterrey and Mexico City Campaigns;(c) the Maryland and Gettysburg Campaigns;and (d) the 1864 Atlanta Campaign and the US 1900 elections. (a) Battle of Lake Okeechobee (1837) and Wanat (2008) - ANSWER-Lake Okeechobee: Oper...

Battles of the American Revolution Questions and Answers 100% Solved Battles of Lexington and Concord April 1775 First battles of the Revolutionary War, fought outside of Boston. The colonial militia successfully defended their stores of munitions, forcing the British to retreat to Boston. Battles of Fort Ticonderoga and Crown Point May 1775 Ethan Allen and Benedict Arnold took a large amount of the Brits weapons, Ethan Allen lead the Green Mountain Boys here and the British commander s...

IAARNG OCS - Military History Questions and Answers 100% Pass Which of the following is correct regarding European warfare and/or North American warfare up to the Revolutionary War? A.) The American rifle was an easy-to-use weapon that became a worthy component in European style conventional combat B.) The Native-Americans' poor security and unwillingness to fight in winter undermined the stealthy tactics they often used C.)Since the English colonists invented the first-ever militia units, ...

OCS Military History Lesson 1&2 War - correct answer -Conflict between organized groups with "Unknown Resolve" - Each seeking to impose its will on the other Linear Tactics - correct answer - Troops Marched in column formation - 2 to 3 ranks, shoulder to shoulder - Used successive volleys of fire - Purpose was to mass greatest amount of firepower over a given area - Tactics prevailed through WWI Smoothbore Musket - correct answer - Used from 1600's to Pre-Civil War - Max Effectiv...