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A 7 page paper which examines the changes in warfare from the beginning of WWII to the present day. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
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of all time. There has perhaps been no period in history where warfare technology has altered as much as it has in this time period. From the dropping of the
first nuclear bomb to the advanced use of smart bombs and computer technology warfare has evolved greatly, and dangerously. The following paper examines the powerful influence of parachute drops and
paratroopers as it involves the evolution of warfare during this time period. Changes in Warfare: WWII to Present Day When we think of paratroopers and parachute drops we
more often than not envision a subversive employment. Paratroopers were, and are, often deployed into places where airplanes could not go, and they were often dropped because a subversive operation
or assistance of some kind was needed. There were also parachute drops involving supplies and such that would benefit the Allies. Many nations, relating to the Allies, were involved in
one type of parachute drop or another and they all proved priceless during WWII. In better understanding their importance we look at three different articles that address different perspectives of
airborne efforts involving parachute drops. One important story involving parachute drops involves WWII and North Africa. Apparently the British had been urging the United States to invade North Africa
in the hopes that the French would lend some support.1 "The primary objective was to utilize ready Allied forces in an operation commensurate with current capabilities to relieve pressure on
the Russians."2 Some of the other objectives in going into North Africa involved keeping the Axis away from places like Suez and Egypt.3
In addition, the Germans controlled some portion of the Mediterranean coast that lay between Tunisia and Egypt.4 And, because some of the French were siding with the Axis the plan
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