Meaning of military terms in strictly military terms.
Only “the fact of our time” proved to be decisive enough to restore “the sinking morale of the Union” and eventually that “relief” was achieved. Since the Civil War, all the United States had lost the war. And I am never angry with Gettysburg.
What does an operational officer mean in military terms? I am at a loss to make sense of what this is all about. Why can’t I have a strictly military character after military terms? Does both sign mean the same thing? If not, please tell me the difference between the two.
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‘in strictly military terms’ means in the context or in the viewpoint of the military. What we can expect from the Gettysburg victory: the declaration that all of our troops have confidence in the American army, without sacrificing the ability to defend themselves against the odds. Yes, you can use military terms an military sense. They are almost identical.
