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The signing of the non-aggression pact removed the threat of Germany being attacked by the Soviet Union from the east.

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Warm Up

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Leadership Two

Leadership Two. Mission Command. Scope. Concept & OODA Loop Historical Context Applying the Concept Orders & Unity of Effort Applying the Concept Remaining Principles Summary. Scope. Concept & OODA Loop Historical Context Applying the Concept Orders & Unity of Effort

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To do today:

To do today: . Examine WWI weapons Videos- Charlie Chaplin! ? Activities PowerPoint First hand testimony. Warm Up: February 20 th /21 st. What were the four main causes of World War I? How was WWI different than past wars? . Activity: .

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World War II America at War

World War II America at War. Ch 18 1941 - 1945. Questions to consider. How did Roosevelt mobilize the armed forces? In what ways did the government prepare the economy for war? How did the war affect daily life on the home front?. Preparing for War.

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WORLD WAR I

WORLD WAR I. MOI. Total War. SOURCES. Jones, The Art of War in the Western World , pp. 434-488 Preston and Wise, Men In Arms , pp. 259-277 Belleau Wood Battle Study Guide : MCSF, Rota Spain. Selected readings. LEARNING OBJECTIVES.

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TECHNOLOGY OF WORLD WAR 1

TECHNOLOGY OF WORLD WAR 1. Mr. Dodson. Technology of World War One. In no other war has technology played such a critical role in impacting how the war would be fought. The First World War began as a clash of 20th century technology and 19th century tactics, with inevitably large casualties.

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Weapons of WW1

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Small Arms Violence and Trafficking in Bangladesh : Security Implications

Small Arms Violence and Trafficking in Bangladesh : Security Implications. Neila Husain Senior Research Fellow Bangladesh Institute of International & Strategic Studies (BIISS) 20 June 2009. Purpose of this Presentation. Share basic facts about small arms;

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4/9/03 4/1/2003

Shotguns are will know as police and not guns, but they also combat weapon. ... Machine guns provide sustained firepower for troops against enemy troops and ...

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The American Home Front

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WORLD WAR I 1914-1918

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Do the times make a man great, or does the man make his times great?

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World War One Weapons

World War One Weapons Bolt Action Rifle This rifle fired only one bullet at a time, then you were forced to reload. The Lee Enfield Rifle was used by the British army during World War One. Other bolt action rifles were used in France, Germany, Italy, U.S. Russia, Austria and Japan

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WWI Quiz

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New Technology in War

New Technology in War. World War 1 saw the introduction of new weapons and tactics never seen before. Weapons such as Gas, machine guns, airplanes, tanks. The Tank. an enclosed armoured military vehicle; has a cannon and moves on caterpillar treads. Allied Secret Weapon.

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Scramble for Africa

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Trench Warfare

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The War to End All Wars!

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