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not an end in itself
1. Prosecute further into shore
2. Obtain a site for an advanced naval, land or air base
3. Deny use of an area or facilities to an enemy
4. fix enemy's attention to provide opportunities for other operations |
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Combat Cargo Officer
Primary point of contact between the Landing Forces and the Naval Ship |
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| Time when both Helicopters and AAV's land on beach |
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| Time when Helicopters land on beach |
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| Lessons from Caesar's 1st Invasion of Britain (Deal) |
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1. Didn't bring enough ships
2. Fought through the surf (Aquilifer)
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1. Brought a larger fleet
2. Secured the beachhead
3. Had navalgunfire support
4. Moves inland
5. Britons attacked his lines of communication
6. Caesar fails to break up command |
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| Calamita Bay - Crimea - Problems |
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1. No effective planning or rehearsal
2. Not enough landing ships, could not get mass ashore
3. Vessels they used were ill-suited for amphibious warfare
4. fighting forces were unable to advance due to problems associated with this landing (took 5 days)
5. Made horses swim to shore, many drowned |
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1. No faith in Navy
2. Personal Rivlarys between him and other officers
3. Pressure from Newspapers
4. no CATF/CLF
5. Impatient |
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1. Secured Beachhead
2. Did not receive further instructions, hesitated
3. Did not move inland
4. Germans notice hesitation, seize highground |
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1. Utah
2. Omaha
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1. Ground Combat Element
2. Command Element
3. Combat Service Support Element
4. Aviation Combat Element |
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1. Expeditionary Readiness
2. Combined Arms Operations
3. Expeditionary Operations
4. Sea-Based Operations
5. Forcible Entry from the Sea
6. Reserve Integration |
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1. Bases in the ocean
2. Vehicles move in, bring troops back, etc.
3. More sustainable
4. Anywhere in the ocean
5. Host countries not needed
6. Vulnerable |
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