an electric receiver and transmitter set used for wireless communication in World War II
The use of violence to achieve political aims or to force government action.
area or region where a war or conflict is happening, on land, on the sea or in the sky
a bomb that is shaped like a tube and travels under water
a period of time when a soldier is involved in a particular duty or stationed in a particular place such as a war zone.
a strip of cloth tied tightly around an injured arm or leg to stop bleeding
a towboat or tug used for pushing a barge or group of barges
a military vehicle, especially a ship or plane, that's used to carry soldiers or equipment
a protective bank or other barrier across a trench
a written agreement between countries to show they agree a particular action or to help each other
the practice of sorting battle casualties (sick and wounded people) into categories of priority for treatment
a ship that carries a large number of soldiers from one place to another
an agreement between 2 parties to stop fighting for a short time
administration or government of a territory by a foreign country under the supervision of the Trusteeship Council of the United Nations
a person from the principal ethnic group of Türkiye or, formerly, the Ottoman Empire; a Turkic-speaking person
the centre of the Ottoman Empire; became a republic in 1923
