Back in World War 2, there were a lot of wars: the battle of Britain, which took a good amount of the troops, the battle of Atlantic, which took most of the battle ships. But the worst battle was the Dieppe raid. That battle was both a success and a failure. It all depends on the way the troops where, if they learnt their lessons and if they are planning to ever do that again.
So what made it a success? The troops had learned that when they go to attack, they need to send a lot of people, not to attack to early, not to be spotted and to send more ships. They did learn their lesson. It also showed them that they need to keep those things in mind when attacking other places. It also helped them learn not to rush awkwardly into battle. It
So what made it a success? The troops had learned that when they go to attack, they need to send a lot of people, not to attack to early, not to be spotted and to send more ships. They did learn their lesson. It also showed them that they need to keep those things in mind when attacking other places. It also helped them learn not to rush awkwardly into battle. It